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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

visited MIR. Chcsser and report hin
ihuCh improved and glad to 90
PACK to good old Dclawarc II,
received Il shower of Christina,
cara greetings from his many Mil
TON friends this week.
Herman Black of the Merchant
Marines, is spending some tim,
WIN his parents Mr.. and Mrs. !
Leon Black.
MIS-. Margaret Dutton spent Sat
nrday in Philadelphia Christina.
shopping.
Mrs. Viva Reed and daughter
viva. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank OF
Philadelphia. were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Johnson ON
Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Wagmnon. ST.. suf-
Tered slight stroke of PARALYSIS
at her home on Friday of last
week. Her condition is improving.
MIS-. MOllic NAPLES was taken
suddenly i'll while attending ser
wees at Goshen Church on Sunday.
She IS now confined to her home.
nut shows Improvement.
Mrs Della Warren. Miss Lolcta
Belts and Miss Sarah Atkins were
Christmas shopping in Milford on
Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza r. Beardslry. age 90
years. widow OF Robert Beardslev.
dled ON Thursday of last week at
her home in Townsend. Funeral
services were held at her late home
IN Townsend ON Sunday afternoon
ana lnterment made in the Town
send cemetery. Mrs. Beardslev was
Il former resident of Milton. her
husband operating Il large saw mill
and timber business here. He also
operated a box manufacturing and
brlck making plant in and near
town. Mrs. Benjamin Palmer of
Milton. is Il daughter OF the de
ceased and was in attendance when
her mother died. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Davidson, among other
Milton friends. attended the fune-
raj services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pritchptt
of Dclmar spent Sunday with Miss
Eva * Smith.
Jack Burnham. Il student AT Fork
Union Military Academy. Va. spent
the weekend with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Dorsey Burnham.
Mayor J. ID. Robbins and Miss
Sarah Atkins have been named in
charge of the used clothing drive
for the relief of residents of the
devastated countries. to be made
III Milton from January to 81. in
elusive. Bins to receive the clothes
will he installed at the Methodist
Churches. the school house. the
Milton library and other convent
ent places. Special stress is laid on
used shoes which will be repair
ed before sending out OF the United
States. Milton people responded
well TO the last appeal and it is
expected that a ready response
Will be made this time.
Norma Jane Carey was given a
party by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur r. Carey at their home on
Tuesday evening in observance of
her ninth birthday anniversary.
Guests present We're Nancy Hop
kins. Madeline Bennett. Lauretta
{ Clendaniel, Caroline Clendanicl.
Ronald and Charles Carey. Games
were played and ice cream and cake
served
Mrs. Riley Ingram is i'll at her
home with grippe.
Lieutenant Emile TrctrcauIt. of
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

George JONES and family Of vii
mlnStOn
Mrs. Mccoy JONES spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Woody
Stur%iS.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lockwood
h Philadelphia spent Saturday to
Sunday with their parents. MIR. and
Mrs. John Lockwood.
MIR. and Mrs Norman Davidson
spent Friday evening with MIR. and
Mrs. j. Martin Timmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston West are
EoW occupying their new home in
Pincy Neck near town.
Mrs. Annie Quillcn of Stocklel
was an overnight guest "Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Curnie Clugg.
Nh and Mrs. Otto Brittingham of
Arlington. Virginia spent a part of
the past week with his brother. Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
DAGSBORO

The correspondent wishes to
thank all those who helped her by
scndinG her their news the past
year and wishes them Merry
christmas and Happy New Year.
Delhcrt Daiscy who is employed
at l."Wcs is spending few DAYS at
his home here
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar l.. Homer of
Philadelphia spent SUNDAY to
Thursday with their sister. Mr.. an,,
Mrs +. II. Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Long and children. Son
hy ana Sandra were dinner guests
with them Sunday. Mr. Homer and
Alr. Long have returned from the
l.. T. Q.
Bill Rogers spent IA part of the
past week with his sister. Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Marian Wright Buddy Hudson. Et.
ia Mae Wilson. Gladys Wilson
Wayne Scherminer. Jancttc Say
ago Esther wilkins, Barbara Hind
son. Erma Pcttyjohn. Joseph Nor
gan. Katherine Hudson, Bcrnico
Wilson, Josephine Schrrmincl.
Margaret Wilson. Mrs Russell
walls Naomi Wilson IIuddad sis
tors Ernest Wilson, James Marvel
Tholma Walls. Also solos. duets
trios and songs by the choir, also
number of exercises by various
groups of children.
one and all are welcome. Come
hear our program. in observing the
Birth of the Christ Child. 4 Christ
mas treat will be given to all pres
pnt.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Rev, Elmer j. Hooking. Pastor
Sunday school at 9:%o Il. III. Har-
old Moore. superintendent.
Morning worship at 1890 O'Clock.
Y. p. Society at G:45 p. IN Rus
sell Walls in charge.
Evening Worship at 30 O'Clock.
A hearty welcome is extended to
all
Goshen Methodist Church News
Friday evening. December 2l, at
7:30 o'clock. Christmas program
will be held in the Sunday school
rooms of Goshen Methodist Sun
day school The first part OF the
program will be presented by chill
dren of the school. followed by a
visit from Santa Claus. who will
bring a gift of candy for each one
present, as we'll as other gifts, Civ
Ell by the teachers to the children
Everyone-yOung and old is invit-
ed to come.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Christmas Sunday In the Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. the youth
taught by Mrs. Bernice Tyndall.
will present Christmas program
This will be reunion Sunday" for
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

ana Mrs. Conklin Birmingham and
ms mother, Mrs. George Britting-
ham.
MIR. and Mrs. Truman Campbell
ana son, Humpy and Mr.. and Mrs.
.. ii. Campbell and daughter.
Duhr1ath spent a few days the past
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary +. West is spcndin.
lii' week with her daughter, Mrs.
Iafehce TimmOns, Mrs. West is
c"nValcScinS from Il broken ankle.
MIS-. Robert Long and brother.
AhhcFE Kitchens and Mrs. Helen
Johnson spent part of the week
in WilminStnn
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Ihe pot always boiIs greasy
about this time OF year. when our
country cousins bring in the
lfeshles' from their hog killing
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

the authorities at Smith. They agreed
the request was unusual, but in view
of Stiles exceptional ability and
keen interest, it was granted.
When ne broke the news 10 his
fraternity brothers in the Delta Kappa
Epsilon house at Amherst, no one
would believe him until he explained
he wouldn't be living on the Smith
campus but merely attending classes
several hours week. He's also
taking a full course at Amherst.
II was with considerable trcpida-
ton that the young oNiller walked
into his first class al Smith.
Il felt like a guy who had shown
up for a formal dance in his pa
iamas" ne said.
The girls were stunned AT first
and then, when they realized that il
wasn't a gag, they were too excited
TO pay any attention TO the instructor
The amount OF Spanish assimilated
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

that day would have
fitted on the head OF a
pin with room 20 spare
for a Mark " tank.
BY the time he dropped
i'm at WaShburn House,
the center OF Spanish
LANGUAGE and culture on
the campus, word had
already gotten around.
The place was filled with
a lot of pseudo scnoritas
Who couldn't tell a tor
tiila from a tarantuia
and who thought Spanish
was a kind OF tomato
sauce TO put on an
Owclct.
The smith undergrad
uatc newspaper Sean
took cogniZanCc OF the
situation with a headline
which screamed happily:
mo mans land is dis
appearing"
For days there was
hardly another subject
Meredith stiles Dis
charge Button Among
Other Things Intrigued
Barbara Bruning
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

discussed between classes Even a
freshman with a brandneW and un.
becoming hair-do rated little mc
than a passing litter. one " ~
girls said:
"IIe simply does something 10 our
campus, and it's so much nicer than
having TO look at girls all day
OF course, there was one by
product Of all this business that stiles
really hadn't anticipated. As IL stands
now, he's Just about The most popular
man at his frat house, if no' al all
Amherst Fellows go out OF their
way 10 buy him cokcs, lcnd him
Cigarettes. brief him in on some
lecture f. missed
Thcrcason is probably obvious 20
everybody, although II wasn't 70
Stiles s-at first. But after all his
friends began 10 hint about how much
they'd like a date with a Smith girl,
he began 20 get the general idea.
If it's true that gentlemen prefer
blondes, Stiles just isn't gentleman.
He happens 20 have "A decided prefer
cncc for bruncttes.
II didn't take the 2.O55 goods long
10 worm this information our 81 the
usually tac.turn student The effect
II had on campus sttlcs was lothinC
less than terrific AZ the same time,
however, the girls learned that their
collective boy friend didn't n'eud 90
marry until he had comp.c--4- his
college education.
II wish I had sense enough 10
keep my mouth shut Stllo- says.
"Eut YOU know how ii is with girls
They have 4 way of finding things
out whether YOU want 10 talk 0r not'
He used 10 think that tho toung
ladies' at Mount Holyoke. mother
nearby feminine institution ID, learn
ing. were tops in the rcalu ~ the
weaker sex, but he's changed his
mind.
I'm sure there couldn't bc q nioA
bunch of girls anywhere inthc -
than at Smith" ne admits. "Ihcyr
friendly without being, We. too
friendly They're just like the fellows
at Amherst"
SO far nobody has been able 10
figure out just what he does mean.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

was bonn IN The ATgontlnc and camc
to this country with his parents
when he was a child. He discovered,
however, that the professor 2who
taught advanced Spanish at Amherst
was on sabbatiCal leave.
why not go To Smith?" someone
asked Its close enough and they've
got swell Spanish department there
among other things"
Stiles Joined in the general
laughter but the more he thought
about il the more the idea appealed
TO him He broached the subject to
Illustrated by OZNl BROWN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

at It's enough TO make every other
girls school in the country turn
green, bot positively vcrdant, with
envy.
Smiths observed Of all observers
is Meredith n. Stiles, Jr., 23, tall, light
and handsome His home is at Essex
Fells, ~. j., and until he became in
volvcd in the late unlamented global
imbroglio ne was junior at Amherst
College, which is practically within
winking distance from Smith.
After two and half years of
cloud jumping he returned to Amherst
as a senior with the idea of preparing
for a career in the L. S foreign
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

FOR "A years Smith
College at North
ampton, Mass, has
been as feminine as
lace handkerchief. Here .
and there an elderly gar.
dener has puttered
around the grounds, minding
his peas and ounces and being
completely ignored by the hun
dreds of sweet things who per
ambulated the paths. Young
eligible men were as scarce as
mOronS at a Phi Beta Kappa
convention.
But it's different now. AS o,
this minute, Smith College ha.
2,055 female students and ont
(D male. And what a differ
=enee= mere man can make II
a petticoat student body. Gal!
who only a few weeks ago were
attending cla Ses in denim
pants and ShirttailS- are wear
ing friils enough 10 shock Ma
rie Antoinette. Mirrors are
breaking down from over-uSc
and the run on powder puffs j!
quite likely TO solve the whole
problem of reconVersion.
That's all because this thorI
among 2,055 roses happens tC
be not only a glamorous eX-of
ficer in the Army Air Forces
bnt a1co not ~ all hard p looL
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
AnAlone -nn2O55 College Girls

Good Gracious.
It's JUST Too. Too
Sad About the
Young Ex-Flier
Who's the Only
Mon on the Smith
c a m Pus e S
Studying Spcnish.
and My! How ctdss
Affe n d ce Is
Booming But He
Doesn't Seem 10
Mind
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Car Ban Again
Looms at MISC

EAST LANSING, Sept. 13-The
bicycle fad may be continued at
Michigan State College again this
year if the state board of agri-
culture adopts a proposal forbid
ding students from bringing autos
10 school this fall,
Anticipating such action by the
hoard college officials have sent
notices 10 all students advising
them of prospects on the auto
han. which will become effective
Sept 20, If approved.
College authorities said the pro-
posal was made for the purpose
of eliminating traffic congestion
on the campus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Flint Ia Honor
EX-Prinl.ipaI

FLINT, Sept 13-John +. Well
wood next week will be conferred
with the. title OF principal emerl-
tus of Central High School. and
Will become the first Flint primer
pe4lte be given this honor
Wildwood was principal OF Cen
trail from 1926 until his retire
ment IN 1914
Presentation of a certificate will
be made during A reception next
Wednesday IN the Central High
library.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

A "B' plu. student ar St. Bris'd ,
school, Brovcr use, most OF has rout,
rrohn 90 buy Var stamp, and 20 a,e
for ,ollcse education. II., ambition IS
.o bc,ome b.s league ball PLAYER.
Brover {, IS. byc, a, 14tit lIeos. serve,
Detroit Tmc, subscriber, in liene ave
oue. and hI, increased buunc., on hl, route
5,ro and hN proht, 20 $3.50 o.eck in
The year and half he hl, been car
uer, Brewer rlay, ,ottbiII and blskctbali
m ttr Br,rurt F-afr-- etfftef -Athletle
league sut faotblll On h., school team.
Hc IS usnr solicitor bf hobby at
tend, ,1ur,h rrgu.ld, U ST, Blstd,
lin parents, Nr ,nd STR, CIo,de a.
Brovcr. recommend reUsrsrcr ,srrloe
70 teach boys how to earn and save
money.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
7 Nurses Graduated
By ST. Francis School

The second annual graduation
exercises Of the St Francis School
Of Nursing. 34ll Evaline Ham.
rramcK, We're held last night in
the Rackham Memorial Building
Seven nurses were graduated, TWO
OF them sisters.
The graduation address was dc.
livcred by the Rev. Carroll K.
-3eady.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Motorist Convicted
OF 0PA Violation

Alex Lypp 26. Of 295l Cody to-
day was awaiting sentence by
Federal judge Frank A. Picard
after a Jury dellborated only two
minutes 10 find hm guilty Of Mo-
latIng OpA gasoline regulations.
OPA accused him Yesterday Of
using false dealers registration TO
sam GaSoAa6 without colSopA
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
4 WISHING WELL e
BY MseLean
BY Welt Disney
BY Jimmy Halo

ERE is pleasant little that Will message
day II numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
the letters first II the number
letters subtract II the number less than
result your number Start at the upper left
rectangle and check Of key
Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. Ola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Spivak's Trumpet Tunes Pace
Downtown sNew Stage Revue
BY WALTER STEVENSON

FOR THOSE who enjoy popular
music played i'm a light, rhythmic
manner. the Downtown Thcaters
new muS.caUrcyuc, which opened
yesterday is recommended.
Charlie Spiyak plays a sweet
trumpet. distinctly and appreci-
ably different from the blarlpg
ialz type common with most band
macStroS II isl this distinction
which sets his orchestra apart
from others The arrangements are
set m style which emphasizes
rhythm and melody rather than
luudncSS and fCvcriSh tempo.
ON several occasions. Spivak alb
sorbcd the spotlight. holding au-
dicnCc interest with haunting
trumpet renditionS Of Danny
Boy and GcrShwin's Summer
time
The band varied the program
somewhat during the conclusion.
playing a hot 1--WE tune. solid
Steven," in which drummer Alvin
Stollcr was featured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13

For diversion, Coincidence Sibyl
Bowan lampooned such English
artists as Bea Lille and Oracle
Fields 10 add new cohorts 10 an
already vast group Of local follow
ers. Her previous appearances in
town have been at night clubs
where smaller audiences laughed
themselves into Mysteries over her
clever and amuSjnG-mateTlalf She
a very funny impreSSioniSt.
BObbysoXerS were given a
&hance 10 swoon when the band
baritone, Jimmy Saunders, stepped
forward 10 vocalize on You Be-
long 10 My Heart. TIL the End
of Time" There Must BE a Way
and several other heart-throbbing
songs.
Dancer Lyn Shirley and a trio
of acrObats, Coco, Steve and Eddie
also performed in the revue.
The film feature co-StarS Neda
Ann Borg and Charles Amt in
Dangerous Intruder"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Barron


BLUE BARRONS orchestra,
under the direction Of Charley
Karroll. young vocalist Who IS
pinch-htting at the baton while
Blue is in the army takes over
the bandstand al Lowell Bern
hardts CLUB Casanova Monday
oct. Is.
Smoothly-styled swing ty The
band. vocals by Charley and 'Thc
Three Blue Notes plus rollIck-
ing entertainment by the entire
band will provide dancing and
fun definitely "out of the ton
drawer" of the nations music
chest.
The orchestra offers varied see
lection Of favorite tunes. old and
new. as the Barron by-word.
Music Of Yesterday and To-day
suggests.
In the new floor show opening
al the same time will be- Ruth
and John Burns in their artistic
offering Dorothy Began ia
twists and twIriS and the faSCi-
mating Claire Ray Dancers, six IN
number.
Tiny Wolfe and his orchestra
end their current engagement on
SUNDAY. Oct IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13
Good Reporter

WHEN TERESA WRIGHT re-
Gently put out FIRE in her
kitchen single-handed, the first
thing she did was 10 phone the
story to a Los Angeles newspaper.
She plays an ace reporter in The
Trouble with Women. a" co-starred
with Ray Milland and Brian Don
levy, and was at home on a day
of when the fire broke out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-10-13

SONNY TUFTS. one of three
stars in Paramount's Technicolor
production, THE Virginian," is re-
covering from the severe hand
injury he sustained when Atlanta
fans slammed a taxi door on il
during Sonnys nationwide tour
on behalf OF the studios Third
of Century" campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
.TrundnGoiing
To 5. F. ParIey

SAN FRANCISCO. May p
QNS)-President Truman will
come 10 San Francisco for the
close of the United Nations con-
ference, il was reliably reported
today as Secretary of State Stet-
tinius prepared his own immedi-
ate departure for 4 day or White
House consultation in Washington
Stettinius plans 10 spend but
one day in Washington 10 consult
with Mr.. Truman on nonconter-
ence matters and be back in San
Francisco by Friday.
Only the question OF exact tim
ing for the Presidents appear
ance on the scene of the world
security conference appeared 10
remain unsettled. Two factors, il
was said make the presidential
trip almost certain; Cd The tu-
multuouS period Immediately fol-
lowing President Roosevelt's death
prevented Mr.. Truman from per-
sonally opening the conference,
and (2) the world security meet
ing viii need a lift" after two
final weeks of charter drafting
labor.
Meanwhile, delegates of the as
United Nations serving on confer
ence committees drove ahead 10
expedite the remaining work and
wind up their meeting by the first
week in June.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Bank and Paper
Resume I'm Berlin

NEW YORK, May % (INS)-
The Deutsche Staatsbank - the
former Reichsbank-has resumed
operations after a long Interrupt
ton, the Soviet-controlled radio
said today.
1t was also reported that the
first issue of the Berliner Zeitung
appeared in the city yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
New Guinea Pin(ers
Close on Jap AirfieId

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ., May
% (INS)-Boram Airfield, one of
the last Jap-held strongpoints on
northern New Guinea, was
threatened from two sides today.
Gen. Macarthur announced that
leading elements of the western
column reached the eastern end
of the airdrome, thus driving 10
within two miles of the other col
nnn in the east.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
-Finfex 10 Reopen
In New Location

Thursday will mark the grand
opening of the Fintex Corps new
downtown location at 1457 Girls
void at Clifford, one block north
of the former address.
The new building of four floors
for ladies and mems furnishings,
hats and shoes, suits, topcoats
overcoats and sportSwear, has
b g en- completely modernized
Newly added departments include
clothes fer boys and fashion
shoppe for ladies
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
la Scala Opera
Gusts 8 as Foes

ROME. May % CUPl-The
stars and Stripes reported today
that members OF Aiilan's famed
Ia Scala Opera Co had voted 10
suspend eight Of their number be.
cause they compromised them
selves ss syTrpathiZcrs Of Gers
mans and FaScistS" "
Among them were Gino Mari
nuzzi, conductor who worked with
New Yorks Metropolitan Opera,
and tenors Benianino Gigii and
Tito Schlpa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Envoy to Cube O.Kd

WASHINGTON, May ~ QNS)
The Senate has confirmed the
nomination of r.. Henry Norweb
10 be ambassador 10 Cuba.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

during birthday party. 1t
year-specay those lovely baths with babygntle
Swan Both Sally Swancause it's ohso
pure CASTLES delicate skin! Mild Swan
the dhpan takes tender of pretty dud too
floating Soap 'Swanderu for everything!
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
j. 5. Bomber Group
Leaves Fiji Isles
international Sound Phott

WASHINGTON, May % QNS)
The navy department has an
nounced the return to the United
States for leave and Feassignment
of Patrol Bombing Squadron a,
which has been operating from
the Fijis to the Philippines for
Is months.
Flying Catalinas, the squadron
covered more than 1,25O,000 miles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
DE GauIIe
Warned

PARIS, May % QNS)-The
American and British govern
ments have advised Gen. De
Gaulle that trouble throughout
the Arab world might follow any
rash action in the French dispute
with Syria and lebanon, diplo-
matte quarters said today.
Movement of French troops in
the Levant was believed precipi-
tating serious crisis IN that
area.