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Evening star., 1945-02-16
Jap Brutality Reports
Coming From Manila
Escapes Increase
BY the Associated Press.

~ thS aSSOSidtSd IISoss
MANILA, P. l., Feb. 16-Increas-
Ing reports of Japanese brutality
came out of southern Manila today
as more civilians escaped from the
enemy-held battle area.
A reliable Chinese merchant told
Associated Press War Correspond
ent Russell Brines that he saw a
score of Chinese moved down by
machine-gun fire as they attempted
to flee from burning building.
Associated Press Correspondent
Fred Hampson reported that seven
men who escaped through a shell
hole in the thick wall of the Intra-
muroS and swan the Pasig River to
safety confirmed stories of machine
cunning civilians. They told Ameri-
can medical officers that the jap
anese segregated men and women
within the walled city and in some
instances carried out their threat to
shoot any civilians who attempted
to escape from the besieged strong
hold.
Two 37th Division sergeants re-
ported to Mr.. Hampson that they
found and photographed a heap OF
Chinese bodies, all bayoneted. They
identified II as men, 4 as women
and 6 as babies All had bayonet
wounds. The hands of some were
tied behind them.
American medical officers yester-
day treated two girls with bayonet
wounds through the soles of their
feet.
Mr.. Brines reported numerous
Filipinos said that during the Jap
anese occupation of Manila jap
anese lecturers repeatedly said, 1--WE
know that at least 95 per cent of
the Filipinos are pro-American.
:. IF the Americans do return to
Manila we will unhesitatingly
execute any Filipinos who show SYM
pathy or give assistance to the white
invaders"
Evening star., 1945-02-16

times scrupulously to avoid attack
ing the palace because it would en-
flame the Japanese populace with
out accomplishing any military OBJ
jective.
The buildup for the operation has
been on an intensive scale for
months.
The Super Forts began working
over Japan from Marianas bases
last November. Recently the Tokyo
radio acknowledged the accumulat-
ing effectiveness of these attacks by
reporting Japanese war factories
are being transferred to Manchuria.
The islands between Japan and
Saipan have taken a terrific beating
The 8 square miles of Two Jima
have been battered daily for SO days
by Army Liberators and other types
of bombers flying from Saipan. 1t
also has been shelled on at least
two other occasions this year and
the B-29s have cast down their big
bomb loads on the island air base.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Mognuson Proposes
Public Defender Plun

Senator Magnuson, Democrat, oi
Washington. yesterday introduced a
bill calling for appointment of pub
lie defenders in the Federal district
courts for persons accused of either
felonies or misdemeanors who are
unable to hire counsel.
Not more than two defenders pei
defendant could be appointed un-
der the measure, which was referred
to the Senate Judiciary Committee
They would be paid $25 daily for
the number of days employed in
court, plus another $25 for prepara-
ton of the trial or pleas.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Nisei, Dropped by Honor Roll,
Died During Dangerous Mission

sition. The regiment was in tough
spot. Information on enemy dis
position was essential. At the bot
tom of the valley Hachiya worked
ahead of his protecting patrol.
"a Jap sniper let Frank have IL
at close range" 1t. Moss related
Frank emptied his gun into the
sniper. Shot through the abdomen
Frank walked back up the hill
Medics gave him plasma and start
ed him to a hospital He was oper-
ated on Immediately, but the bullet
had gone through his liver and he
died"
Hachiya attended the University
of Oregon. He enlisted shortly
after the Pearl Harbor attack. He
had served through the Kwajalein
and Eniwetok invasions.
His father. Junkichi Hachiya, is
in a War Relocation Authority
camp
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Murlin Spencer Named
ZAP Chief at Honolulu
y the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Murlin
Spencer, war correspondent who
covered most of Gen. MacArthurs
campaigns in the Southwest Pacific,
has been appointed chief of the
Associated Press bureau at Honolulu.
Mr.. Spencer, now visiting his
family at Fort Morgan, Colo, will
leave shortly for his new assign
ment. He began newspaper work
on his fathers newspaper, the Fort
Morgan Times, and has been with
the AP for eight years.
Charles H. McMurtry, his prede-
cessor at Honolulu, is joining tho
staff of the AP war desk at San
Francisco.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A.


that the OPA chief and an aide
showed the effect Of pressure from
higher up"
Mr.. Bowles said the ceilings had
been delayed, but mot because of
any action by Mr.. Jacobs or
because OF the pending wage case"
He said the ceilings will be an
nounced soon irrespective of how
or when the wage question is
settled"
On the matter Of pressure from
higher up, Mr.. Bowles said this
could not be true because there
hasn't been any such pressure"
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Jap Lieutenant, Doing
Majors Work, Gives Up

By the Associated Press.
MANILA, Feb. 16.-It looks as il
the last stand japanese in down.
town Manila are getting mighty low
on officers.
A first lieutenant came through
the lines last night and surrendered
saying he had enough.
He had been commanding a bat
talion-the job of a major or a
lieutenant colonel.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Captured jap Bows
To 3 American MPs
BY the Associated Press.

BY tht hhhoclaltu FItsS.
AT A 14th CORPS COMMAND
POST, MANILA, Feb. 16-Three
military policemen led prisoner
into this post today and turned him
over to Interpreters.
When the MPs left, the naked
Japanese dropped to his knees, threw
his hand above his head, and bowed
three times to the ground-one bow
for each departing MP.
That's the first time anybody ever
bowed to an MP of his own free
will" said one.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
SOC, 900 in Bucharest
Demonstrate for Allies

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Moscow
radio last night reported that 300 ,00t
persons demonstrated in Bucharest
Tuesday marching along the city!
main streets in good order carry.
ing portraits of Premier Stain
President Roosevelt and Prime Min
lister Churchill.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Gen. Wedemeyer Hope.
To Be in Tokyo in Yeur
Nv tbt Associated prsss,

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNKING, Feb. l6.-Lt. Gen
Albert c. Wedemeyer hopes to be
in Tokyo in year
The United States commander in
China received flag today in ap-
probation of his services. Bishop
Paul Yu-pin. senior Catholic dig
nitary in China, made the presen-
tation with the assurance the
Chinese people would give him a
similar flag in Tokyo.
Il hope you can do that one year
from now," Gen. Wedemeyer re-
spOnded
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Chungkine Is JubiIont
Over Tokyo Attack

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, Feb. 16-Chinese
newspapers featured the American
carrier attack on Tokyo today as
IAN almost unimaginable epic OF
American might and daring" Great
rejoicing prevailed in this Chinese
capital, which still bears scars OF
japanese bombing attacks of l94l.
LONDON, Feb. 16 tPl.-The Amer
ican attack on Tokyo monopolized
London headlines today. The Star
commented editorially that the car
rier- borne operation was an out
standing example of naval skill and
daring whose morale effect may be
incalculable
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Continued From First Page J

Jacent to our shores attacked air.
fields in and around Tokyo in sue.
cesslve waves from am. to pm
today Japanese time). The Dome
news agency added that heaviest
blows were rained on bases from
which interceptors take off against
Super Fortresses raiding the Japa.
nese capital
Tokyo's se9en million inhabitants
long familiar with Super Fortress
raids, had never seen anything like
today'S carrier attack.
Something tremendous is unfold
ing.
The longp planned and extensive
operations threatened the heart OF
the japanese Empire with:
l. The probability of blockading il
Evening star., 1945-02-16
LOST RATION COUPONS.

Gas tsr BATON ss B4oKs' ;es,ss a bpOk and
Rockville, Md, and / A book to E. B.
WORTHINGTON, Valdosta, Ga. Call DU.
GAS RATION BOOK "a" issued to
EUGENE A.. BURKLEY, 603 Florence st.
ne. FIR. 1915
RATION BOOKS NO. 4 (2). issued to
Daisy c. Butler and Joseph c. Butler, ir.,
Evening star., 1945-02-16
FOUND.

BOYS JACKET containing wrist watch
found at 44th and Reservoir. Woodley
24S7.
Evening star., 1945-02-16
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
UNITED STATES ARMY PA
CIFIC HEADQUARTERS, Feb. 16.
Frank T. Hachiya, 25, of Port
land, Ore, one of 16 Japanese
Americans whose names have been
stricken from the county memorial
roll by the Hood River (Oreg)
American Legion Post, died while
performing a dangerous volunteer
mission, the Army reported yester-
day.
Hachiya, attached to the 7th Di-
vision, was wounded fatally on
Leyte December 30. He died jap
uary 3 after most of the men in his
regiment volunteered to give him
blood transfusions.
1t. Howard Moss, Hachiya's COM
mahding officer, said Hachiya VOL
unteered to cross a valley under
japanese fire to scout an enemy DO
The Doolittle flyers winged on to
China, to Russia-or, to internment
and death at the hands of the Japa-
nese Admiral Mitscher's planes are
loading up, blasting with 1000
pound bombs, spraying Toky0s
areas with heavy multiple machine
guns-then returning to reload with
more of the same.
The attacks, on a scale capable of
disrupting the war effort in city
three times as densely settled as
Berlin. served warning on Japan
that the final step of the Navy's
sea air blockade has begun.
Tokyo is the climax of what Ad-
mlral Mitscher began in the Mar
shalls. From there the carriers
went to Truk and banished tn re
the myth of Truk's impregnability
Then the carrier blows moved
west, into the Marianas, into the
Palau Islands, up to the Philippines,
to Formosa, to the Volcano and
Bonin Islands, back to sweep of
the French-Indo China and China
coasts.
Building up the power now pum-
melting Japan's heart, carrier
planes wiped out literally thousands
of enemy aircraft and scores of
warships in year of steady ad-
vance toward today's operation.
BY Tokyo's own admission, Ad-
miral Mitscher's air arm swept over
not only the city proper with its
congested war industries but also
to the southeast.
Targets in Tokyo are manifold.
There are several dozen new and
old airf1elds. The urban area Is
honeycombed with military estab-
lishments. 1t has freight yards, air.
craft factories and industrial plants.
Within the city are the buildings
OF government and the palace of
Emperor Hirohito, but American
airmen have been instructed at all
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Truman TO Sign
Bill TO Aid Vets

WASHINGTON Dee. 20 CUPl
President Truman was eN-
pected today 10 place hls sigma
ture promptly on legislation
greatly lbcralAng loan and edu-
cation provisions for veterans
under the CT bin of rights
Under The reNISIOn>. which got
a final congressional okay ycSter-
day. additional hundreds of thou
sands OF veterans may take ad-
vantage Of the governments offer
ot- -loan guarantees and free edu-
cation.
Dr. Francis J Brown Of the
American Council on Education
predicted that by fan colleges
would be SWamped with apphca-
tteH- 6f Serylcemou who could
afford 10 return 10 school under
me higher living allowances.
Besides upping subsistence pay
uentS by SD a month, Congress
also knocked out a deterrlnC
clause under which benefits ac-
ccptcd under the GI bill were 10
Doe deducted from any future
1utrtIS
The lawmakers also removed a
major source of complaint TO
loan provisions. They deleted the
word normal from the require
mert that property sought he of
reasonable normal value"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Charges Plot

NENICO CITN. Dec % tAPl
Vincent Lombardo. head of the
Latin American Federation OF
Labor. has presented the Mexican
government with proof Of his
assertions that certain L, S buSi-
neSseS are smuggling arms across
the border 10 foment a Tevolu-
ton" he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
British Gums
Pound Java

BATAVIA. Java. Dec 20 tAPl
Rr.uSh artillery poUn q e. q
trouble spots m northwestern
BandoCng for an hour today. as
fighting which has already cost
British and Indian troops almost
J 200 casualties continued IN
IndoneSia
Meanwhile. a Netherlands navy
communIque announced the first
naval action IN the Java disturb
anceS-the capture of what was
described as a 6O-ton motorShip.
The communique sand the ship
was seized Dec. Il after she fired
on a Dutch landing party from
the destroyer kortenaer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-21
Employer SIuqqed

lyman kcwal, 81 owner OF The
General Egg Crate and Bag Co,
1923 Division. was in serious con-
dition al Receiving Hospital to-
day from injuries suffered IN an
argument with an employe Clar-
ence Norman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

Gus Improvement In This portion
ot the figure 900 time FOR the
bathing suit season.
Reach Unused Muscles
Lie ON the side on the floor
with the legs straight down and
-aHe eH top of the other. Raise
the top leg from the hip. up and
lightly back. bon make it too
easy for yourself. The leg must
be raised backward as we'll as
up in order 10 reach the unused
muscles. Repeat the exercise IL
times. gradually increasing 10
255 % OF even So Perform with
other leg. It's a good plan TO
relax between each II counts.
From this same position, the
legs can be circled from the
hips, with wide circles, II counts
in one direction, then II in the
other direction. Then reverse
sides and repeat.
An exercise fashioned after
the chorus girl routine j. to
swing the lee up and over the
scat Of 2 chair touching the
toes 10 floor at one side then
back 60 the other side. An even
more effective exercise Is TO
hold the leg fairly high and
swing back and forth across
chair seat without lowering foot
10 hook
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Ifene Woods Married
To Wilson Taylor

SEAMAN &C WILSON L. TAYLOR and his
bride INC former Ilenc Woods. daughter OF Nj.
and Mrs Walter a Woods OF Ferris avenue are
living in Gultport Miss. where Seaman Taylor
is stationed
The TaAlor2 were m4rl4ed -lasl- SAturdaA-In
the naval chapel u Gulfpori It. Cmdr. Paul
C. Edgar senior chaplain. otnclated The bride
groom is the son OF Nh and Mr., Lawrence
Taylor OF Clark avenue. Miss June Wendland OF
Chicago was maid OF honor. Seaman &c Ricn-
ard Woost Of Cleveland was best man.
wedding dinner was gwen in The Great
Southern Hotel and va, attended by the bridc
and bridegroomS parents and also by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Tyler OF Detroit, seaman = C. and
Mrs Wendell -Schootr7astrr OF f,vtf7ntf seaman
1/c Henry J Martin Jr. of Columbia 5. c. and
seaman l-c BenlaInn Irntter ol .ackson. Mis-.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

Hh0t Your outlook Is, According 20 the Stars
Far sunday Jdy /, 1873
MARCH II TO APRIL g0-ArcsMental task literary inter-
hold prime position Enjoy religious they feed the
soul and physical being Spend free time with family whole
friends
high, beyond the gray that hangs heavy while
many loved lighting. Keep that faith, true
hope
NAY II Tn JUNE 2i-Gcmi,,- Particularly promising with
Mercury benedc Let entertaining qualities,
Day be dfcut
JINE To JiLI 23-CaHcer- May be wholly satisfy
all much good abounds and find
niche If the right frame Of mind Seek the avoid the
thorns.
JJLY - TO AUG .l-Lco-If you are scrutnizng and
fall days pitfalls CareessneS natten
tutes and family troubiemakers Go 70 church,
pray.
Fine period literary Secretarla clerical work
I'm q an rccreatonal advertisement
,EPT =. TO OCT LbnThe unusual. if practical and
wholesome excellent Uranus but dangerous changes
taboo Go calmly about day activities free time saney
OCT. - 10 NOV. e2-Sc0rpO-Good period for beterlng
improving activities for welfare
make happy and useful by spend
NOV p To DEC. 22S0gtttartaFrom Thomas Carlyle for
day Of Eternity this day Eternity,
will Think wilt thou
DEC. IS TO JAN. 2IC0prcornUse today rightly and ben
greatly Many little unobrusive kindness and thoughtful
lasting comfort pleasure to others Remember God IN
JAN. - 10 FEB. 30-Aqaarius-The seeks
which good humby asks Gods divine guidance
VII quickly a accomplish the worthy
FEB. p TO MARCH 2O-PjsccS-Some benefits
Don't ordinary life offers opportunity for great deedgves
IOi BORN th dates Bright, daring for
life and fun Splendid characteristics for interesting useful living
sufficient the practical and humdrum also of
creative generous Never fal the better you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Legs Must Be Slim
To Wear Shorts Well
By IDA JEAN KAN

FEW WOMEN past - look
lovely IN shorts That goes tor
movie stars, models. and all lb"
So-called glamour glllS n not
the shorts exactly It's whore
they leave of The Streamllned
girls have thighs that tend TO
bow in and the plump girls bow
out. and by and large all girls
look better in skirts.
Incidentally. that is probably
the reason for the ban on shorts
in many states. The lawmakers
turned thumbs down in the in
tereSts Of Identification One
state put on an age limit, Il, !
think IL was.
Bathing Suit Figures
But what about bathing
SUITS ? They are Just rs brief as
last year. and last year they Al
like 4 sunburn. But we can I
drag much of skirt in the surf
even If we are past Ia The only
answer Is exercise. And d, takes
ArNcrCISc Of a special * IN d TO
reach the inner and outer
muscles.
Well. here are the exercises
for Tho rest ot Us o.. II YOU are
willing 20 exercise according 10
instructions and Will spend 4
few minutes each day doing
them. you can make a marvel
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Hickey Troth Told

AT a cocktail party yester-
day given IN their residence m
EdSemont Park. Crosse Polnte
M and Mis-. Joseph L
Hickey announced Saily's en-
Easement 10 Navy 1t. I'd
ward Charles Ferguson o.. Sor
of the Edward G. FerguSons Of
Clairnount avenue
1t Ferguson H. 4 fighter pilot
home on leave after 70
months on carrier duty IN the
Pacific -.
lie vas graduated from L. OF
- High School and went 10
NotIe Dame
Sally was graduated from the
Crosse Pointc Sacred Heart
Academy .. and TINS month
was graduated from the George
town Visitation JUNIOR College.
To the cocktail party she wore
her graduation dress of white
eyelet embroidery fashioned
with a floor length skirt, brace
let length sleeves and round
neckllne set off by a single
strand OF pearls
Mrs. Hickey wore street
length print dress
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Bride Wears Green

fffE BRIDE was married IN
her travelling Sutt Uf soft, iuStCr
green with brown acccsSorleS.
Her only attendant . Norma
Macdonald 49,. wore 4 yellow
suit with black accessories
Navy II. Carl Olson was best
man o..
After a reception held in one
Of the faShlonablc-Saft !. +. t-t-r-cfyc'
II. and Mrs. MCGOWAN
left on d wedding trip 10 Car
mel. Cal
1t. MCGOWAN has a-90-daE
leave and al the conclusion
ot u will report AT Bremerton.
Wash
His bride Will 30 20 Bremen
ton with hlm and stay until he
sails for the Pacific theater
Then she will come 10 live with
Or. and Mrs. Smith until the end
OF the war &c..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Browns Visit Roses

THE AARON BROWNS, for
mcrly Of Bloomfield Hills, are
week END guests Of Mr. Brown
hrother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs William Rose Of Pill
grim road. Birmingham 49,.
Mr. Brown, who is in the Dip
lomatiC service, mas just re-
turned from his post in Ireland
o.. and they are en- route 10 his
new assignment IN Bogota, CO.
lomhld
Mr. Brown mother Mrs
Guy s Brown and ms Nl,-
Ter, Betty have come from
Washington 10 visit Mr. and
Mrs. Rose whilc the Browns are
here ...
In honor Of their house guests,
Nj. and Mis-. Rose will enter
tain tomorrow AT cocktails
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
SearIeses 60 East

TRAVELLING ON "furlough
gasoline, a gay little party
composed OF 1t. and Mrs. David
Sarles - 1t. Searles' mother,
Mrs John Rumney Sesrles
his sister-in-lsw, Mrs. John
SearleS, and her young dsugh-
ter is en- route 20 Maine
AAF II. SearleS, who has
been hospitalized in Cleveland
since his return from the Euro
pean theater OF operations.
where he was wounded . is
on sick leave -.
At the end OF his leave he will
be reassigned =. A.
Mrs. John Rumney Searles
will spend the remainder of tho
summer in Maine ...
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
In Mayfair
Rrsr
With
THE CHAPERON

METAMORA WILL be quite
ray this weekend as the
Metamora Hunt Club will be
officially opened for the season
-. with a small horse show 49,.
and many Of the Crosse Pointers
having lodges there are going
out to spend Saturday TO Mon
day -.
1t Will seem quite like old
times TO see Col. Lewis Bre-
din there
Col. Bredn has come back TO
Detroit to live Having -t'r-=
-Cetved a medical discharge from
the army 80.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred T. Murphy
will be at their lodge and with
them Will be the Harold BoyerS
and children Frances q.
Harold Jr. =. Mary and Alger.
Mrs. Butler Higble will so out
to her farm -.
Among others who will be at
their Metamora farms are &.
Mrs. James Phelan -. and MIS-.
J. Deane Rucker -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Mita PetcoH
Engaged

AN EVENT OF late. summer
viii be the marriage OF Mlta
Pctcoff recruiting specialist,
third class, of the WAVES, 10
navy 1t James Runciman
Marty son Of Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Marty f Flint
The brlde-eleCt Is the daugh-
rrT 0r VT. and Mrs Petcoff OF
Mansfield avenue and is sta
toned in Indianapolis
1t Marty IS on sea duty IN
the Mediterranean area.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Il. Osternan
Visits Wife Here

IT ROBERT OSTERMAN
arrived recently by plane from
los Angeles after three years
service In the Pacific.
He IS the guest Of the Frank
Observation-Disclosures. PARK,
With whom hls wife tho former
Nary Agnes Schroeder and his
daughter, JUdIfh Nm, have
-t1r-rr1- tr1a k1rr-- r-l,r-- --rr-rr-r..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Agnes PheIan
Speaks Vows

AGNES MARY PHELAN.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam James Pheian. was mar
ried TO DR.. William Jerald
Quigley at 9 o'clock tins morn
inc in ST. Rose Of Lima Church.
DR.. Qmgley IS the son Of Mr
and Mrs John. QulEley of
Dexter
\ wedding breakfast and re-
ccption we're held IN TIRE
Whittier.
Phyllis Phelan, the bride S
sister, was maid of honor and
Raymond Quigley was his
lrother'S best man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02

WRAP YOURSELF IN flat
terry Pattern 4773 has that
wonderful no-Side. blouse
that Just wraps about you and
ties Perky turn-hsck cuffs.
TeNers. Separate skirt.
Pattern 4773 coT7c, in sizes
l.. II. l6. Is, 20 Size is. two
piece dress, 27s yards 39-.nCh
material
Send 20 cents in coiHS for
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly name and address.
style number and size
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern q Department
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Mich,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Martha Smith Weds

MARTHA JANNEY SMITH
whose engagement 10 Il.
Charles Austin MCGOWAN, son Of
the James r. Meow ans OF Den
yer was announced by her
parents. DR.. and MIS-. + Janney
Smith last weekend
vas married 10 her navy lieu
tenant at > o'clock yesterday in
81. Luke'S Episcopal Church,
San Francisco
Martha was given IN marriage
by an old friend OF her family
-. Or. w. B. Thompson. who.
accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Scale went
from his home in Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Hickman Prices Buy
Richard Forsyth Home

Mr.. AND MRS. HICKMAN
PRICE, formerly OF Washington,
are guest, At the Whittier be-
fore moving INTO their new
home IN Lodge drive which
they purchased recently from
Mrs. Richard Forsyth. who viii
leave this week with her family
40 +4ettt iteF= husband if4 Stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Mrs. John |. Reed
Back From Chicago

MRS. JOHN L. REED of
Grandmont avenue has returned
from Chicago, Where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marvin Staple
ton and was honored al dinners
and Luncheon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Returns TO Florida

IT. VI. W. SERGEANT JR
who spent a l2-day leave with
his parents 81. Mr.. and Mrs n
w. Sergeant of Seminole ave-
nue. has Just returned 10
Boca Ration. Fla, for further
framing ..s
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-02
Colonel Returns
Here on Leave

Col. ARCHIE FRASER Of
Nick ,hur. -aNenuc- q ncmbcr Of
Cen EIcnhoWers staff. Is home
un leave. lie was decorated bv
the British government for his
work 4i Ba>tngpe
In Col Fraser honor. a
supper party VIII hc glNen-to-
-..-e.sE44l4--ElzEi=hs=Air and Mrs
r rf-rH-Tik fy1tTU Of MCKINNEY road,
4 -lrF,e--t- lpt,4ffIf -