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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Sister Entertdins
 Margaret CanfeLd

Miss Margaret Garfield of High land avenue was the guest of hon. or ct Tea given on Sunday by her sister, Miss Marie Garfield, at the Waterbury Country Club.
 Mrs. John J. Collins and Mrs. George E. Bolan, aunts of the girls, presided at the Tea Table.
 The guests included Mrs. John J. Claffey, Mrs. Renard Palatine, Miss Rosemary Bolan, Miss Mar garet Mary Collins, Miss Irene Palatine, Miss Mary Garfield, Miss Anne Garfield, Mrs. Thomas Long, Mrs. Robert Dover, Miss Nancy Long, Mrs. Thomas Bane, Mrs. John King, Mrs. Roy Munson, Mrs. F. King of Thomaston, Mrs. Irv- ing Richmeyer, Miss Clara Walsh, Miss Helene Parker, Miss Mildred Parker.
 Miss Loretta Parker, Mrs. Hell en Parker, Miss Jane Phelan, Miss Anne Jane Bollard, Miss Frances Dzinsky, Miss Kathleen McGrath, Miss Dorothy Blacker, Miss Anne Kilbride, Mrs. B. E. Collins, Miss Cell Collins, Miss Katherine Col lins, Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Mar garet Nordstrom, Mrs. Eunico Bar one, Mrs. John Max, Mrs. Urban KeaIle, Mrs. John Ryan, Miss Peg. gy Howard, Mrs. John DeMasi, Mrs. Joseph Hackett, Mrs. John Rear don, Miss Alice Reardon, Mrs. John J. Collins, Mrs. George E. Bolan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Sorority Members
 Held Spring Dance

Among the members of the Sem. per Fidelis Sorority and their who attended the dance held recent- ly at Three Cups Inn were:
 Miss Jane Colangelo, Joseph Sam tora; MT. and Mrs. Victor Abriola; Miss Julia Basile, Paul Merluzzi; Miss Rosanne Arcovia, Dan Fernan- deg; Miss Anne Jamele, s. Joseph Tacinelli; Miss Rosalie Longo, s. Filipelli; Miss Mataldia Tacinelli, Corporal Carl Filipelli; Miss Jessie Santavernere, Anthony Ebero; Miss Christine Marrone, Daniel Dichele; Miss Margaret Orsini, Anthony Manzolli; Miss Sut Casertano, Kino Manzolli; Miss Mary Stango, Vin- cent Rizzo; Miss Connie Barberie, Albert Santora; MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bocchicco; Miss Josephine Di- Pietro, Vincent Poalucci; Miss Mary Scolo, Attorney Edmund Sciullo; Miss Margaret F'reney, Virgil Sciullo; Miss Florence Sciullo, Dan Innaimo: Miss Katherine Santucci, Francis Noble of Westfleld, Conn.,; Miss Net tie Sanzeri, Irving Lansom; Blanche CoFrancesco Bill O'Connell; Miss Angeline DiVirgilio, Victor DiVir- gillo; Miss Mary Polletta, A. Natele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17

the key-note speaker will be Ed- ward Tozmllnson, inter-American exc pert from the National Broadcast. ing company. Other speakers of note will address the luncheon and ban- Quet sessions on subjects of national and international importance. De- fense service, findings of commit tees, and plans for furtherinG the clubs objectives will be considered ct the business sessions.
 The recreational features of the convention will include sight-See- ing trips in the AdtrondAcks.
 The purpose of the organization during the past year hos been to make Quota a vital force In the community by promoting Q Ave. point program for good citizenship, crime prevention, extending friend ly relations, gaining recognition for the achievements of women, and in. ternational relations. Accomplish Tnents under these activities win be reported.
 Ofncers of Quota International are: Mrs. Clara Mason, Fargo, N. D., president: Miss Fine Loudermilk, Dlueneld, West Virginia, first vice. president; Mrs. Eva M. Leger, sas- katoon, Sask., Canada, second vice. president; Mrs. Francis L. Landry, Baton Rouge, La, third vice-preA- dent; Miss Frances V. McKiliop, Pittsburgh, Pa, treasurer; pr. Mary powel Northam, Baltimore, Md, pr. Hannah 0. Simmons, Worcester, Mass; Mrs. Marie Higgins, Youngs- town, O., and Mrs. Frances We1s. hampel, Allentown, Pa, directors.
 Mrs. Wanda Frey Joiner of Los Angeles, Calf, is honorary life pres ident and the international honor. ary members are: Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rhode, Alderson, West Virginia and Viscountess Nancy Astor, London, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Party Compliments
 Bride of This Month

Mrs. Albert Lawlor and Mrs. John Wioncek were hostesses at . mis- cellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Nellie Wioncek who is to be married on June 2o.
 Those attending were Mrs. James Saginario, Mrs. Valerie Ostrosli, Mrs. Gene O'Connor, Mrs. Helena Srankewicz, Mrs. William Lubak, Mrs. LeRoy Fox, Mrs. Joseph Neville, Mrs. Fabian Majewski, Mrs. Edward Kir- ley, Mrs. Casmir Chaponis, Mrs. Joseph Gervais, Mrs. Erne Nelson, Mrs. Ernest E. Hallback, Jr, Mrs. May Healey, Mrs, John Clear, Mrs. William Peters, Mrs. Barrett Brown, Mrs. John Cluney, Mrs. Thomas Me- Guire, Mrs. John Lutkus, Mrs. WI. liam Summa.
 The Misses Helen Komarzenic, Stephie Gworek, Jean Schvenski, Theresa Sponnbauer, Virginia FOX, Wanda Majewski, Helen dervais, Margaret Martone, Mrs. walter veillette, Mrs. Jeffrey veillette, Mrs. Joseph Wioncek, Mrs. Albert Lawlor, Mrs. John Wioncek, Mary Wioncek, and Vicki Wioncek.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Harriet Pastor
 Guest At Shower

Miss Harriet Pastor of Ledgeside avenue was the guest of honor at 8 surprise currency shower given by Miss Evelyn Pastor, Mrs. An thony Stance and Mrs. Domenic Del Donno.
 Those attending were:
 Mrs. Carl Sandore, Mrs. Vincent Lucarell, Mrs. Catherine Russo, Mrs. Rose Santopietro, Mrs. Jo- sephine Rosa, Mrs. Sabato Tedesco, Mrs. Paul Devino, Mrs. John Casey, Mrs. A. Farrari, Mrs. Charles Ber- berat, Mrs. A. Flamiglietti, Mrs. Ann Nardozzi, Mrs. Frank Mar tho, Mrs. Louis Belgeno, Mrs. D. Cicchitto, Mrs. Lucy De Eco, Mrs. Alex Mrozinski, Mrs. Michael Gior- dano, Mrs. Catherine Mancini, Mrs. Thomas Chieffo, Mrs. George Pym, Mrs. Edward Wethered, Mrs. Sam uel Pinto, Mrs. John Culhane, Mrs. Agnes Tedesco, Mrs. Bannett, Mrs. Louis Chieffo, Mrs. s. Semeraro, Mrs. Ernest Florio, Mrs. L. E. Walsh, Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Mrs. Ann Di Rita, Mrs. Frank Rosa, Mrs. Michael Del Negro, Mrs. Bart Damiani, Mrs. Elpidrio Trepicione, Mrs. John Villano, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Frank De Lappo, Mrs. Anthony >Caputo, Mrs. Frances De Eco.
 Mrs. Louis Cerbasie, Mrs. Linda Demers, Mrs. Anthony Picini, Mrs. Louis St. Heliere, Mrs Della zinno, Mrs. George Franco, Mrs. Frank Uriaao, Mrs. Catherine Damiani, Mrs. Charles Sciullo, Mrs. Angelo Yacovino, Mrs. Gabriel De Eco, Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. Anthony Ves- poll, Mrs. Ralph Rosa, Mrs. Adolph Suo2zo, Mrs. Louis Jamele, Mrs. John Mrozinski, Mrs. Arthur Chief fo, Mrs. Ann Santopietro, Mrs. An- thony Stance, Mrs. John Pals, Mrs. Gerard Scorpion, Mrs. H. Semask- vich, Mrs. c. De Eco, Mrs. Ferdi- nando Ricchezza, Mrs. Angelo Pos- senate, Mrs. D. Lombardo, Mrs. John Candido, Mrs. Frank Marcello, Mrs. A. Basile, Mrs. George Con- ner, Mrs. Flora Grappone, Mrs. Camilla Di sapia, Mrs. Anthony Spadola, Mrs. Peter Sandore, Mrs. Angelo Sabia, Mrs. A. Guiliano, Mrs. Gordon Whitaker, Mrs. Carmel Guerrero, Mrs. George Frageau, Mrs. Sam De Bellis.
 Mrs. Rocco Longo, Mrs. Emile Frey, Mrs. Jean Vanguard, Mrs. Mario Di Chiampis, Mrs. Michael Valente, Mrs. Henry Rinaldi, Mrs. A. Dc Bellis, Mrs. Michael Mon- tuori, Mrs. Domenlc Florio, Mrs. John Padula, Mrs. Michael Car pinelli, Mrs. Esther Santopietro, Mrs. Andrew Ciarlone, Mrs. Ange- line Christiano, Mrs. Joseph Geg- han, Mrs. Bart Quilter, Mrs. Mar tha Darn, Mrs. James Russo, Mrs. A. Sanzieri, Mrs. Anthony Miner vino, Mrs. Rose Stance, Mrs. James zollo, Mrs. Pat Stance, Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. Rose Zaurino, Mrs. Ralph Santopietro, Mrs. William Ross, Mrs. Ross Casmirro.
 Misses Evelyn Pastor, Frances Leopold, Lucille Pastor, Nelly Alex ander, Catherine Guerrero, Vera Czarasty, Laura De Bellis, Louise Giordano, Jane Street, Genevieve Picini, Teresa Minervino, Eva Te- desco, Gertrude Rosa, Theresa Del Donno, Mildred Sylvestro, Theresa Damiani, Ethel Leopold, Florence Bannett, Olympia Andria, Louise Dc Eco, Violet Tartaglia, Mildred Mec- ca, Marie Giordano, Josephine An- firia, Rosalie Longo, Helen Jamele, Doris De Eco, Barbara Mares, Helen Sandore. Blanche LaYisS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Personal
Quotarians Attending
 Aforementioned Contention

Members of the Waterbury Quota club leave tomorrow to attend the twenty-second annual convention of Quota Clubs, International, Inc, to be held ct the Lake Placid club, Essex County, New York state. Among the local members planning to attend are: Miss Agnes F1tz- patrick, president of the Waterbury Quota club Mrs. Ruth Lavalle. Miss Mary Reilly, Mrs. Mae Birt, Miss Katherine Mooney, Mrs. Mae Grady, Miss Mary HennesSey, Miss Jennie O'Nelll and Mrs. Mary Kil- martin.
 Between AO0 and 500 delegates and members are expected from the various clubs throughout the cour- try.
 The theme of the convention is Opportunities of Tomorrow and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Delegates Attended
 Auxiliary Dinner

Corp. Coyle Post auxiliary of this city was represented last evening at the testimonial dinner arranged by the state department in hon. or of Mrs. Louis J. Lemstra Of Clinton, Ind, national president Of the American Legion auxiliary. The event was held ct the Stratfield Hotel, Bridgeport, and was attend ed by some 500 memberes. Major Arthur L. Baldwin, past state con- m @ nder, acted as toastmaster. James E. Murphy, executive secre- tary, represented Governor Rob- ert A. Hurley.
 Waterbury's delegates included Mrs. Sophie Karnofsky, president, Miss Margaret Dillon, Miss Mabel Casey and Mrs. Anna DiPietro.
 A report on the events of the dinner will be read tomorrow eve- ming at the regular meeting of the local auxiliary at the American Le- zion home. Mrs. Elizabeth Fargo of West Haven, district president, will be the guest of honor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
. McKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ
Ohio Champion Gains HOO Points on Smart Double
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Amerlca's Card Authority

look for Clevelanders to make @ good showing at the summer ses- sion of the National Tournament, which will be held at Asbury Park, N. J., the week of Aug. 4. A large number of representative players of Cleveland will attend the nationals.
 Mrs. H. J. White and Mrs. Hugh Fullerton, if they happen to pair up for the Women's Pair game, should give a fine account of them selves. They recently won the Ohio State Wolnens Pair event and Mrs. White and Willis Fulton won my trophy for the Ohio State Mixed Pair championship for the second time.
 Mrs. White is quick on the trig- ger when 1t comes to doubling, but she can defend a hand as shown in the following example.
 It is easy to say that East's heart bid was rash, but certainly many weaker overcalls are made without running into such disaster.
 After taking the ace of clubs, Mrs. White led the seven. and North cashed two more clubs, South discarding c diamond. North then led c spade and Mrs. White gath cred tWo anada trickA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
K. Dorothy SuUeeney
 Has Variety ShoWer

Mrs. Theresa Packus, Mrs. Jane Meyer, Mrs. Jane Colby and Miss Amy Peresada entertained at a variety shower at the home of Mrs Packus in honor of Miss K. Doro- thy Sweeney.
 Miss Sweeney will be married on June 30 to Joseph Callahan of New Britain.
 The guests included Virginia Pay ton, Amy Peresada, Jeanie Antonio Margaret Luddy, Sally Dorgan, Flora Perrell, Leono Ginversky, Rita Smith, Arelene Humiston, Mabel " Huey, Mrs. Peg Bunce, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs, Mae Porter, Mrs. Betty Monaghan, Mrs. Jane Colby, Mrs Mary Millette, Mrs. Jean Smith Mrs. Jane Ospiony, Mrs. Jane Meyer Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs. Mary Law son, Mrs. Cell Johnson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Radcliffe Graduates
 Waterbury Student

Miss Jacqueline Wilton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Wilton, 372 North Main street, Is among the seniors who are graduating with honors from Radcliffe tomor- row. Miss Wilton will receive the degree of Bachelor of Arts, cum laude In the field of Slavic, ct Rad- cliffe's fifty-eighth annual conl- mencement exercises.
 Tn addition to her excellent schol- astic record, Miss Wilion has been an active member of Menorah, of which she was elected vice presi- dent this year, the Choral Society, and the curricular committee. She has been president of her dormi- tory, Edmands House, this year.
 Also receiving her Bachelor of Arts degree Is Miss Sarah E. Hurl- burt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. AL len s. Hurlburt, Roxbury, who 'na- jored in bio-chemistry. Miss Hurl- burt has beerfa membe of the Chapel Association for the past two years. E
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
KLUGE.HARRIsON

Miss Marjorie Stanley Harrison, daughter of Mrs. 0. s. Harrison and the late 0. s. Harrison of New bury, Massachusetts, was married on Saturday to Private Henry Otto Kluge of Woodlawn Terrace, this city, son of Mrs. William Kluge, and the late MT. Kluge.
 Rev. Harold c. Leland officiated at the double ring ceremony at 2 o'clock in the parsonage of the First Church in Newbury. Miss Helen Kluge, e sister of the groom, attended as maid of honor, with c. Edward Harrison of Ithaca, New York, e brother of the bride, as bestman.
 The bride wore an ensemble of poudre blue with 6 corsage of sweetheart roses. The maid Of hon- or was dressed in Q navy blue en- semble with @ gardenia corsage.
 The bride is Q graduate Of the Massachusetts General Hospital, class of 1888, and attended Sim mons College School of Nursing, class of 1889. She Is associated with the Boston Community Health As- sociation.
 MT. Kluge is Q graduate of Leav- enworth High school, and attend- ed Purdue university. He iS Sta- toned at Fort Devens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Weddings
Mrs. R. (. DuBois
 Friends Feted

Mrs. Robert DuBois, the former Eleanor Murphy was feted with shower at the Hotel Elton, given by Miss Gertrude McLarney.
 The guests included Mae Griffen, Helen Carlin, Betty Mahon, Nellie Mccarthy, Amelia Desroches, Anne Flynn Parker, Marguerite Shea, Helen Sullivan, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Muriel McClafferty, Rose Knapp, Imelda Sullivan, Alice Powers, Gen. evieve Crean, Kathleen McGrath, Patricia Church Griffin, Anne Me- Grath.
 Margaret Whelan, Margaret Dris- coll, Agnes Reilly, Dell Crimmins Ryan, Kathleen Rielly, Winifred Dooley, Eileen Morton, and Gertrude McLarney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17

aid; vice-president, Mrs. Edward P. Egan; recording and financial secre- tary, Mrs. Maurice P. Wrenn; direc- tors, Mrs. M. J. Lawlor, Miss E. Mae Keefe, Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs. Patrick s. Bergin, Mrs. Walter Monagan, Mrs. Robert Birt, Mrs. James McGrath, Mrs. John Gilman tin and Miss Jane Murray.
 Reports were read of the activi- ties of the year, the proceeds of which are applied to the Waterbury Scholarship fund at Holy Cross. During the year a blanket club was organized and the season concluded with a large card party at the Country club on May 24.
 Those attending were Mrs. Bar tholomew Buckley, Mrs. William B. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs. Edward Bergin, Mrs. Patrick s. Bergin, Mrs. Dennis Delaney, Mrs. James Murphy, Miss Mary Kennedy, Mrs. George Bolan, Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. John Fruin, Mrs. George storm, Mrs. Maurice P. Wrenn, Misses Mary and Madeline Morris, Mrs. G. Russo Miss Eleanor Russo, Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald, Mrs. John Connole, Mrs. M. J. Lawlor, Mrs. o. F. Maloney, Mrs. Martha zailckais, Miss Georgianna Wolff, Mrs. Jerome G. Wolff, Mrs. William K. Lawlor as the guest of Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, Mrs. William J. Dunphy, Mrs. Rose Lynch, Mrs. Dennis Curtiss, Mrs. James Lawlor, Mrs. Frank Summa, Mrs. John Kinney, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Raymond Fitzpatrick, Miss Catherine Maloney, Mrs. Edward P. Egan, Mrs. Robert Birt, Mrs. John Gilmartin and Miss Alice Quish.
 Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald was chair man of the arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Associates Honored
 Bride of Saturday

Miss Betty Allen and the eme- ployes of Sugenheimer's Beauty Salon rendered Q dinner and show CT in honor of Mrs. Joseph Vance, the former Mildred Galipault, at Lift-the-Latch Inn.
 Those attending were the Miss es Betty Allen, Ida D'amelio, Kay Konavich, Helen Majeski, Mrs. Jack Scully, Mrs. Joseph Valechko, Mrs. George Horan, Mrs. Elmer Hoff. man, Mrs. Harvey Lawton, Mrs. Adolph Schbronsky.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Winners in the Monday evening tournament which closed last night under the direction of Mrs. J. 0. Moriarty were: Miss Hazel Morri- seau, Miss Alice Frageau, 472h; Miss Kathleen Sullivan, Miss Betty Mccarthy tied with Miss Laurie Sullivan, Mrs. Thomas Fenton, ASA; Mrs. Robert Treat, Mrs. John Pan- alaitis, 438h.
 Scores last evening were: north south, Miss Margaret Mitchell, Miss Helen Mitchell, 80; Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Matasavage, S6; east-west, Mrs. Cocchiola, Miss Lenaro, GA; Miss Frageau, Mrs. O'Neill, 81h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Women's s Church Club
 Holds Dessert Party

A strawberry desert party was sponsored last night by the Women's Get Together club of the Third Congregational church, in the par ish hall. Mrs. John F. Joyce and Mrs. D. P. Castaldo had charge of the prizes. Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. Frederick Hamm and Mrs. Harold Fogg were hostesses for the evening.
 The members will attend Ladies Aid society picnic tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Frank Franzen of Highland avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Club News
LOYAL LILY

The Loyal Lily of the Valley Lodge will hold a business meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Mechanics Hall, Il East Main street. Entertainment will follow the meeting. All members are re- quested to attend and to bring @ friend. Mrs. Augusta Espelin IS chairman of arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

Final arrangements have been completed for the Luncheon and Strawberry Festival to be given at 1:30 o'clock on Wednesday, June 18, at the home of Mrs. Harry Fleisher in Watertown. Tn case of indictment weather, the affair will be held at the Hebrew Institute on Kingsbury street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Personal ShoWer
 For Mary CronGn

Miss Margaret Jackson of Willow street entertained ct her. home with Q personal shower in compliment to Miss Mary Cronan of Pennington avenue.
 Her guests included Mrs. Edward Maum' of Stratford, Mrs. George Keran of Jackson Heights, L. l., Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. William Pape, Mrs. B. A. Collins, Miss Helen Sullivan, Miss Julia Sullivan, Miss Grace Began, Miss Agnes Cronan, Miss Anne Milan, Mrs. Joseph Ner- row.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
CARPENTTERT- GARAFOLA

The wedding of Miss Josephine Garafola, daughter of Mrs. Lucia Garafola of East Liberty street, to Salvatore Carpentieri, son of Mrs. Concetta Carpentieri of Seymour street, will take place on Saturday.
 The ceremony will be performed ct 8:45 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Holy Cross Women's Club Enjoy Tea, Annual Meeting

The Waterbury Holy Gross wom- ems club held Q tea and annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Elton. Mrs. Thomas F. Nolan, retiring president, presided. Officers elected for the coming year were: President, Mrs. William B. Fitzger-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
SANTA MARIA

The Santa Maria Circle, Daugh- ters of Isabella, will meet this even- ing at 7:30 o'clock ct the Knights of Columbus hall. A bingo party will follow, with Mrs. Margaret dreaney in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Engagements
MAGGI-sANTORO

MT. and Mrs. Carmine Santoro of Welton street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, vic- toria H., to America J. Maggi of Catherine avenue, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Joseph Maggi. A fall wedding is planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
CARBON COPY

Joan Leslie has the exact shade of red hair and is the same height as Oracle York, the woman she portrays in Sergeant York"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
MILESTONE

John Ridgely, Warmers busiest actor, makes his tooth appearance in five years for that studio in "The Flight Patrol"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
UNDERTOOK

Warner discovery Audra Lindley wos born and raised one block from the old Warner studio in Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
HE'S SLIPPING

Errol Flyyn's role in "Dive Homb- CT" is the first in which he doesn't win Q girl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
GOOD GIRL

Olivia de Havilland has never been Q vil!alnness in her entire screen career.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-17
Personal

Dr. and Mrs. August Reed of West Main street have returned after sepnding two weeks ct Bay View, Milford.
 Mrs. Eleanor Beausoliel and Mrs. Ada Fortin have left to spend the summer months ct Cedar Beach, Milford.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard Ladden of RidgeWood street announce the birth of 0 son, Bernard Eugene, ct St. Mary's hospital on June IA.
 MT. and Mrs. George E D'vileskis of court street announce the birth of c son on June 16 at St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. D'Vileskis is the former Miss Agnes O'Brien.
 Miss Loretta Dillon of Ives street attended the Campus Dance at Brown university as the guest of Robert Blewitt of Eastwood ave- nue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12
What's the Answer?

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Each officer and enlisted the United States Army
and Civilian Conservation Corps recently urged to
write letter home in commemoraton of certain day.
What the occasion?
. Margaretha Gertruda Zea Macleod famous World
War spy What her sobrquet?
3-How would you define "spread-eagle' patriot?
only of the Union contain cities with populations
well the million mark. Can you them?
5-When William H. Seward gave popular currency to the
phrase Irrepressble Conflict" to what did he refer?
els tomato a vegetable a fruit?
THE rdCambrdge and YaeHarvard internationally
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these classics have been held?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

our immediate manufactures to
supply our own army.
We would have to use a larger
part of our air production to de-
fend our own coast cities. We
would have to at once increase
our projections for the Pacific
Coast and our island possessions.
We would have to use a larger
part of our production of fighter
and bomber planes for them.
We would have to hold mer-
chant ships in reserve to carry
troops to protect them. We are
not building enough merchant
ships now to meet British needs.
We would have TO use our light
naval craft to convoy and protect
our own sea lanes, especially in
the Pacific.
In net. if we join this war we
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-12

this nation is the strongest thing
in this whole world. II necessary.
we can raise and we can eventu-
ally equip an army of as many
millions of men as we need.
We can make more ingenious
tools of war and we can operate
them better than my nation in
the world That strength is al
ways here in America. II cannot
be defeated. l deny that the de-
Tense of the United States is de-
pendent upon any other nation.
Right now we need calm think
ing. We need reason. We need
tolerance. We need to approach
these problems with elaboration.
Until this picture is more clear IL
is folly TO gamble with the fate OF
a nation.
Strong men do not need 10 rush.
We must not be swept Off our feet
by the profound depth of our emo
tons. BY no hasty or emotional
act must we jeopardiZe the aid TO
Britain and the future of America.
Finally we must not forget the
price we shall have to pay If we
join in this war.
II means the sacrifice of our
most precious lives and the hopes
of millions of mothers and wives.
1t means the sacrifice also OF our
own liberty TO a dictatorship OF
our own, inevitable in total war.
POSTWAR CHAOS
If we go into war, we must pass
through postwar bankruptcy. The
savings OF the people will be lost.
The endoWments of our univer-
stiles. colleges. hospitals will be
destroyed. And when the day OF
transformation of war into peace
comes the government will not be
able to support the unemployed
and the farmers.
In this gulf all major industry
must be operated by the govern
ment. When we go TO the peace
table. hate will again as before sit
at that table endeavorine TO de-
stroy the hope of any real peace
among men. Liberty will not re-
cover on this continent for a
generation.
But if despite all this price we
are compelled 10 act with our mill
tary power let us be thoroughly
prepared Let US make our deter
mination within the frame of our
Constitution by the decision Of
Congress. And when that decision
is made. there will be no disunity
in America.