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Evening star., 1941-07-20
Capital Man
Married

A wedding of interest to Wash
ington residents took place yester-
day afternoon in the Chapel of
Our Lady. Star of the Sea, at Gov
ernorS Island, N. Y, when Miss
Eleanor Martin Loughran, daughter
of Mrs. Eleanor M. Loughran of
Montclair. N. j.. became the bride
of Mr.. Henry Theodore Freeland,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Free
land of this city. The bridegroom
is a sergeant in the l01st Cavalry,
U. S. A., stationed at Fort Devens,
Mass.
Gladioluses against background
of ferns and palms decorated the
church for the ceremony, which
was held at AIS o'clock with Chap
lain John L. Cunningham offlciat-
ing.
The bride. who was giWn in mar
riage by her brother, Mr.. Alexlus
Michael Loughran, wore white faille
trimmed with princess lace from her
mothers wedding gown and her
mothers wedding veil of tulle, which
was held by tiara of rose point
lace that belonged to her grand
mother. the late Mrs. Barlow L.
Walker of Washington. She carried
an old fashioned bouquet OF white
album lilies, white roses and gyp-
sophia.
Miss Genevieve Loughran was
maid of honor for her sister, and
she was dressed in blue faille made
like the dress of the bride. She
wore a headdress of flowers and
carried an old-fashioned bouquet OF
yellow roses and blue dephinium.
Mr.. John c. Freeland, jr., was
best man for his brother, and the
ushers were Mr.. Daniel S. Lough-
ran of Montclair, N. j., now sta
toned at the naval aviation base
in Norfolk, Va, and Mr.. Harold h
Everett of New York City.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the apartment of Mr.
Stanton Griffis in New York City.
The bride is a graduate OF the
Academy of the Sacred Heart In
Maplehurst, N. j., and is the niece
of Mai. T. V. Walker OF this city
Evening star., 1941-07-20
H. S. Turner's
Here From Texas
Visiting Sons

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Turner of
Longview. Tex, are the guests
here of their two sons. 1t. Wesley
H. Turner of the fiscal division of
the Ordnance Department, and
1t. Harry S. Turner, jr, of the
Engineering Division OF the
Ordnance Department. who are
living at 5000 Lee Highway, Ar
lington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner arrived
three weeks ago to spend the
month Of July with their sons,
and this week end they are in
Virginia Beach and Norfolk, hav-
ing taken the boat trip with
Representative Lindley Beck
worth of Texas.
On their return trip to Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner will visit
relatives in Bristol, Tenn, for a
few days.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
ACCENT ON YOU
Whot is q pretty grip ho'

What is O pretty grip How
does she get thot woy'
II you've just looked into the
mirror to see thot Some Old
Foce, you're probably in o
mood to reply thot beouty IS
on oct OF God-ond TO heck
with il.
Lody, Hollywood soys no.
Changing whot the gods pro-
vided is q feminine custom
dotine woy bock when. In
proof they mention such eS-
perienced lily eiIders os UboneI
domseIs ond French courtesons.
Today beouty is easier.
All you need IS to rdnf 70
chonee, which is the ootch.
It's cosy to stort TO toke OFT
five pounds, TO pIon to study
up on coiffures ond clothes;
its horder TO stick TO it ond
CORY through. But Hollywood
experts have seen the mlrocles
thot persistence and hord work
con perform. II isn't matter
of hovine beautiful eyes, per-
feet hands, o models figure.
Beouty is the enSemble-foce,
figure. clothes.
Look ot yourself oil over.
Whot ore your good points,
whot ore your bod Don't
gloss over thot rough hoIr,
thot bulge.
A good figure isn't O motter
Of weight olone-it's how you
( CORY it, posture. grace, supple
ness. Next comes grooming
I more thon lots Of soop ond
< hot water. It's polished holr.
\ monicured noiIs, cIeon coIlors,
( stroieht skirts, onchored slips,
y every button and snop in place
4 -thot bond box look.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
New Jersey Society
Plans Moonlight

Members of the New Jersey State
Society will give moonlight
down the Potomac at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow night.
The boat is the new Mount Ver-
non and leaves the Seventh street
wharves.
All members and their friends and
those from New Jersey who have
lately come to the city are urged to
ioin the party.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Silver Spring
Society in
The News
MIR. Blair Lee
Leaves to Visit
Son in Maine

Former Senator Blair Lee left last
week for Northeast Harbor. Me-,
where he will spend six weeks at
the summer home of his SON, Mr..
p. Blair Lee of Chestnut Hill, Phlla-
delphia His daughter-in-laW, Mrs.
z. Brooke Lee, has returned from
a visit with friends in Cape Cod
and Long Island. Mrs. Lee was
joined during the latter part OF her
trip by her husband, 1t. Col. Lee,
who returned here with her.
DR.. William B. Wardrop has gone
to Columbia, S. c., where he joined
his wife, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Hyatt. Before
returning here August l, DR.. War
drop plans to go to Seward, Fla,
on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm w. Chand-
Ter, with their children, George and
Malcolm, jr., are returning this week
end to their home in Linden from a
trip to Winter Park, Fla, where they
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R M. Heizer. The Chambers are
being accompanied on their return
by Mr.. and Mrs. Heizer, who will
visit Mr.. Heizer's sisters, the Misses
Mamie and Mabel Heizer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears
Have Guests From Ohio.
Mr.. Byron Sedgwick has left for
vacation at Miami, Fla, and at
Nassau. He plans to return about
August 6.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Douglas Sears
Of North WoodSide have as week
end guests the latter's brother and
sister-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Riggin of Akron, Ohio. Tomor-
row Mrs. Sears and her guests will
go to- Crisfield. Md, where they will
visit Mrs. Sears and Mr.. Riggin S
mother. Mrs. A. B. Riggin, for sew
eral weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Francis McDevitt
OF Woodside Park left Thursday for
Smallwood. N. Y, where they are
spending the week end with Mr..
McDevitt's aunts, the Misses Mary
and Elizabeth McDevitt, at their
summer lodge. Tomorrow they will
leave for the White Mountains to
spend week at Lake CobbosSee-
contee, where they have taken a
cabin. Mrs. McDevitt's mother. Mrs.
Marie Junker, and her son Ronald
are remaining at home.
Mrs. c. j. Clements and her
daughters, the Misses Mary Jane,
Faith, Hope and Anne Clements.
are spending two weeks at Patuxent
Beach, Md. They have with them
over the week end Mr.. Clements.
their son, Mr.. Joseph Clements, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clark and their
daughter, Miss Polly Clark.
Miss Anna Jeanne Stanley is
spending six weeks in Burlington, VT.
Mrs. Joseph Marion and her
daughter Yvette are visiting rela-
tives in Montreal, Canada, for the
summer.
Maj. w. Edwin Warfield is attend
ing the Command and General Staff
School at LeaVenworth, Kans.
The Misses Laura and Louise
Walters OF Philadelphia are spend
ing 10 days visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas E. Shaw and Mr.. Webt
Cissel.
Mrs. Bertha Broaddus is visiting
relatives in Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Bradley
of Burnt Mills Hills are spending q
week in Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. A. r. James and her children
Lenis and Albert, jr, are spending
a month at EdgeWater Beach, Md.
where they have taken a cottage.
Mrs. J. w. Talbot is now in resi-
dence at her new home on Lans-
doTne way in WoodSide Knobs.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

STAYFORM, and
let her give you a
brand-new figure.
Stayform Foun-
dation Garments
never ride up $50
there's no un-
slightly American
gesture of pull
ing down. It's
all because of the
Evening star., 1941-07-20

TO delight her pa
irons who are fast
losing inches and
pounds COM
fortably. Ten spot"
reducerS exercise
or massage, $40.
Ten half mas
Sa ges with either
steam cabinet or
"astrinpent cooler -
Evening star., 1941-07-20

specially constructed and anchored
back garters. Stayform not only
makes your figure look inches
slimmer-but it corrects your pos
ture-and enables you to wear your
clothes with dash. 900 F st.
Phone Ma. 9675 for appointment.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

d avs OF I h e
&C L o S IN G =
FOR-THE- SUM-
MER- SALE" re-
main. Dresses
for sports. street,
dinner and for
NAL wear. for
merly to S35-re-
duced S485 to
Sl485. N u t I
: -
Evening star., 1941-07-20

stones, snuff bottles, jade, ivories,
are but a few of the things that
make interesting educational hob
bies. Because of the lower Chinese
dollar cit was 33c, is now 612c)
anything you purchase is a sound
investment. TOT 18th ST. Phone
DI. 4080.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

your suavity in selection as a
white kitten responds to a bowl
of cream. If you've both set your
hearts on a special design let
the jewelry-artists at A. KAHN,
INC, make it for you. Or choose
it from the hundreds of diamond
engagement rings they have in
stock. 935 F STREET.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

discard the former and fatter the
latter? Then get yourself a black
dress-in jersey, crepe or sheer
on the third floor of THE PALAIS
ROYAL It'll give you that sleek,
svelte, sophisticated look-so i'm
portant from now on. You'll find
them in the Juniors, misses and
women's departments Exciting
new black hats-second floor.
Shoes, too. Handbags and access
SORES, main floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

ing prlc e S on
permanents. With
both the $40 Lii
las Gold Cream
Permanent a n d
the $40 Lillias
"Creme-Oyl Per-
manent" n o W
$3.50 each-you're
still entitled to
thraa eytra name
Evening star., 1941-07-20

" III II ~ - %
S A T U r N in
Washington
are featured at
only S5.95 and
s7.e5. All the
famous lasts
F ton. VAL
kyrie, Brevity
and Debutante,
in cizaS 2 m o
Evening star., 1941-07-20
Mrs. Gore Departs

Mrs. Frank Hayes Gore, widow of
Col. Gore who has been visiting
many of her old friends here, left
Friday for New York, prior to re-
turning to her home in Kerrville.
Tex.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

lIlS SCleIlllllC, eleC-
trical "Slendera-
tor" which reduces
you without diet,
maSsa ge or exercise.
Or for complete re-
taxation try the
mineral herbal
Reclining Cabi-
net" Each method
is wonderful. 1902
CONN, AVE. DU.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

g a g e m e mt
ri G you
choose for
her must be
on e she'll
W e ar q n d
cherish for
e V er. H e r
feminine ma
ture will re-
SnOnd IN
Evening star., 1941-07-20

n1Otn n o Il e S,
cigaret burns or
sn gs. THE
STELOS COM
PANY has two
methods - in
weaving and re-
weaving d.
that will work
W on ers on
ks, woolens,
Evening star., 1941-07-20

lOI d CUO4
b | a c X
d r e S S q?
Aren't you
tire of
p a e s?
And proud
of your
s u n { a n?
Aren't you
Evening star., 1941-07-20

b e e n
st a rting
folks off
on hob
bies for
y e a r s..
S e m i
precious
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" DOWN AND OUT" Every
dress in THE JENNY
SHOPPE is marked down, because
it's got to go out and only q
Evening star., 1941-07-20

d" SUDDENLY - EVER r Y
THING WENT BLACK -
Black dresses, black hats. black
shoes and bags. Aren't you ready
Evening star., 1941-07-20

cement OF
NJ a r z a r g {
Dyer. Big
juicy steaks.
C r e a m e d
chicken and
wames, PLAN
tation style
sp oonbread.
h o m e made
fresh peach
Evening star., 1941-07-20

pie-are just few OF the delicious
dishes. Dinners. 81, SIPS and $50.
Drive over Memorial Bridge and
out Lee Blvd. Route so, l8 miles.
Phone Fairfax 277.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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" JUST SALE-ING ALONG
to keep you slender!'
Yes, ANNE T. KELLY continues
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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U BELIEVE IN MIRACLES"
" you'll say when you see
the amazing skill used in repairing
garments that have been ruined by
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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Z" Do You HAVE A
HOBBY?" Well, S.
KRIGER. importers exporter. has
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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&" RowLING-1s ON THE
COLD STANDARD. D'."
And when the thermometer scars
and your spirits sag-mske the cool
Evening star., 1941-07-20

IS FLAX AND REDUCE. &.
the JENNY SCHULTZ
SALON has three simple ways to do
it! Heavy Swedish Massage! Or
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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/" WHEN A SALE Is A
W SALE" When it's
like the one at the two LILLIAS
air-conditioned salons, with tempt
Evening star., 1941-07-20
fOOTWtaR

widths AAA to c. White shoes,
dark shoes, play shoes and evening
shoes. They're in the new store
NOW at 1923 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

curls to be given you free when
your permanent begins TO grow
out With either wave you'll be
given this dividend card. Also re-
duced is Lillias $3.50 "Lustre-Oil
Permanent" to $3.50 And do let
Mr.. Sales give you an easy-to-man-
age breeze swept hair cut and coif-
fure. 1860 Columbia Rd. Phone
AID. 6798. 2817 14th ST. co. 10412.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

oasis of the
L u c K Y
S T r K E
B o w LING
ALLEY your
oasis. Bowl
lng will slim
you down
most COM
fortably .
and it's fun
b e S / d e S.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

" DoN'T GO TO A PsY-
CHO-
go to Mrs. Ruth S. Sanders. the
clever flgure-control specialist at
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Helene keeps you posted every sundoy-on whot
is new-on where to find it-on where to go!
Consult her! She will be delighted to help YOU.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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SIS. Twelve full-hour treatments,
s25. Sunlamps. 1929 F ST Ma.
T256
Evening star., 1941-07-20

4" At s22.5O? No! $3.50?
Goodness. mol" The
SAKS FIFTH AVENUE "discon-
tinued" FOOTWEAR, exclusive
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Gather up group Of your women
friends and make this your after
noon meeting place Free parking.
Open 1890 am. TO l am. 14th
and Riggs. Phone DE. 1886.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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" AN ADVENTURE IN
GOOD FOOD"
awaits you out at the BLACK LAM
TERN INN, now under the man.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

and fine linens. Prices are the most
reasonable in town. 6l3 18th ST.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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said! Hurry! 1919 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-07-20
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s. THIRD FINGER, LEFT
HAND" What an i'm
portant part that bit of anatomy
plays in a girls life! And the en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Sales Rise Seen
For Lane Bryant

NEM- YORK Sept a=ImproVed
consumer income as we'll as buying
in anticipation of higher costs and
taxes. gives every indication OF
substantially improving the sales
volume of the company, r. b.
Malsin. president of Lane Bryant.
Inc. said at the annual meeting.
August sales which were Is per
cent above the like month last
year, not only reflect higher buy
ing power of the nation, but also
anticipatory buying prior 10 tax
on fur and cloth coats. the leglS-
lation for which is now before
Congress. Malsin said In addition,
the abnormal demand for silk
hosiery early in August, also con-
.tributed 10 the company'S sales.
The freezing of all raw silk
stocks and the subsequent effect
on deliveries OF hosiery may re-
suit in a drop in retail sales of this
particular commodity. Malsin said
but by Winter or early Spring il
is quite possible that deliveries OF
silk substitutes will be in esuffl-
cient volume 10 meet normal
needs.
Lane Bryant has been able to
offset higher raw material costs
by corresponding increases in sales
prices in most articles, Malsin
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Marine News
DETROIT

Up w /. smith. $40 m Monday
Boston Socony arrived f1eetVood arrived
3la; Rand. $50. MeXoi arrived. a In
-rs+ts- ur-----ri,1- -TS.-5r;, rrrfsrtrar
@ 10. T. ". Robinson, > }0i l.. G smith
3 50 Alpena arrived $50. kling arrived
: .03, James Mazda arrived. s.l5s l.. "
lIill-4- -A+.ei aafe4-I4-s ~ -44f-444 = 4
Windoc S.55: Murphy Magma. e:Oi Path
finder A. Campbell. Tate arrived, g-f5
}. c. Morse. Schoonmaker 1910. Hum
rick Louise arrived, 1888 Diamond Aikah
II 10: Wescoat. II 20, Lynch - % a m
Maine, u 3a; Edgewater. 10,
Sulphite SW cderoPe, cleared 60. Ben
Ford cleared. So Peter Reiss. Is
smith Thompson, so Wood. 8 30
Stephenson Manila 4 Toran. 40. Dahk,
cleared i20. Walters. 4 So Cornell . ~
90, kendrick 900; r y
Dunn Jr. $50 Hennepin' $40.
DOWN lshpemIng 40 y m Mon
day L. 5. Gypsum cleared ii0. Ream.
4 20 MacNaushton, 4.33 sonora arrived,
. 0a; sonora cleared, id. Munson, West
cleared $50 Britt 6.25. CsdNell & .05
Dshlke arrived. as; Alpena cleared, $40
Britamoco. as MeNoil cleared 9 80 sam
Mather. 1928, r. j. Reiss II 10 n
Taylor cleared 4 20 Crescent CTS
cleared 1i;55. Sarnolite. midnight; Butler
Y 30 m Tuesday Houghton II rs; H.
/ IS; w. A. irwin 3:25; wyandotte Ar.
rived. 3.A5. n. NJ Weir cleared ; .5S,
Canadoc. Cetus, ; 80; Lebanon. 5.l5: 500
doe, 5:20; r l. Ford. so. King cleared
. 80; Westmount. s. Barlow FrugalitN
cleared e15 Cowie, sl5. Ball Bros
Il .u5 n II Brown. sac
>AtLT str. MARIE.
uP-H II Rogers $3.50 a. m. Monday
Minch. II, Winnipeg II SO W Fiibert
- 80 p, m; Adriatic. A. r. Cornelius /
Cysnus. II. r Richardson. 2. W. -. Cal
VERY Jr $50; J Manuel, 3, 4 Hob
son. q g. r Fink. p. h Widenei
national, $50. A. McDouEall Marsals
r. + Jones. Z: W u Crawford : 30
" y. schiller g Sylvsnis, 30. J NJ
Davis, NJ. J., Barteime g. A A. Hudson
$50 7. Cole, 10. Jas Watt 1890
Ford. H. l. shaw Byrnbarge 40.
DOWN Red Crown. Saskatoon 2 a. m
Monday j. Hulst. 9;39i- " eefey
Roen, Hda 1890: locolitc I Sir "
Fairbairn. Smeatong G. s. Hebard. r
Ahleck. noon " = Palmer. u q Onlies
m; Queen City. c. q. Jenkins, | 30
Huronic, ? Rciss Bros. IA Johnson. 2;30
Jos. Block. Perscus, 4: Lehtinen Merle
g Empire state s 80. Lsbelle. p
way I O. 81. Humphrey. c. A. Ress
: Marguerite. Ethel {. Adams : 30
II W smith. Lahelle II. l.. Findlat
9 30: n Croft ColinGwood Angelina 10
4 C. Dnkey Cadillac II Phipps. F p
GleueaEles, " n Bonner $50 a. m
tuesday c. Schneider. 8 J T. Ferris
$50, c. ". Galloway, 4; Jack, :, Shasta
80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Soy Beans Hit
Airline High
In Active Trade
Iri.rnstIonsI NV, service wiz,

CHICAGO, Sept. Soy beans
continued yesterdays sensational
upturn on the Board of Trade to-
day. with prices soaring a. much
as 81, cents at the opening IN very
active trading.
October new showed the great
est strength. starting al SlSo a
and only l.. cents lower than the
permissible high. December rose
a% cents 10 81 s6 Prices eStah.
lished new all-time highs.
Wheat. September corn. oats
and rye also displayed firm tone
with prices al the highest IN four
wears. Wheat started &c 10 sc
up. corn &c 10 sc higher, oats lc
up and rye &c 10 li.c higher
WHEAT - September Sl19's /;
December. 3igH1,23A May
Sl.2SG12si
CORN September S. &C: De
cember. S5l4 aS5i4c; May 300
qoi.c.
OATS - December. 81 n - -;
Man, SEC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
BIRTHS


Boys were born to:
Ruth Bsrthel. SIS Charlotte
Marcela Brumm. 10735 Marine
Lillian Bush, 1910 Goldner.
Emma Bogden, 1898 Bagley.
Elsie Bahlavooni. 302 +. Grand Blvd
Frances BacZkowSki 1855 Filler.
Mona Barbe l5s Madison, Clswson.
Daisy Blanchard, 1857 Goodwin.
Mary Case. 1908 Hartwell
Cecilia Cylkowski 1924 Frederick.
Estelle Chase, 34015 Richland. Plymouth.
Carrie Curry, 1854 f.. Congress
Caroline Crongeyer. 2120 McGrsw.
MelVta Dixon 2l55 Chestnut
Jerusha Evans, 9i2 Brewster
Margaret Finn. 1929 Kentucky
Bette Fields. l1725 Broadstreet
Rose Flynn. s067 Norvell
Helen Friend, 345s Third
Alice Grant. 20ll0 Pennington. Farming
ton.
Mary Golatka, i2145 Mitchell. Hamtramck
Nancy Graf. 1857 ST Msrys
Rosemary Godfrey. 1929 Lincoln.
Adelaide Hood l945 Burlngsme.
Elanore Harris, 952 ". Alexapdrins.
Eva Hamblin, 1880 Antietam.
Frances Johnson, b437 Van Court
Elizabeth Jones. s094 Gartner
Thelma Jedwill. 223 Forest, ROYAL OAK.
Elizabeth JOINER. 37o5 ST. Aubin.
Pfocine Jones $500 Merrick
Resale KoeIler, Bis Wabash
Anna Kindt. 9i25 Robins,
Helen Kodlowski 1925 Arlington
Betty Kantz, FOG Aradens. Royal Oak
Twins
Mary Ksrbowniczak. 1888 Grsusel.
Dorothy Lands 1861 san Juan.
Avis Lenhardt. 1333i Loretto.
Dorothy Lowe, 2i54 Mt. Elliott.
Jessie Lading, 1ils7 Corbett.
Ruth LaRue 2OOt4 Sreydale.
Phyllis Let's. $50 LaPrairie. Ferndals.
Marion LaCombe. 1855 Grandmont.
Alice Murphy, 1851 Woodland drive,
Dearborn.
Jane Marker. i54es Northlawn.
Ethel Marnschak. 127i6 Hamburg.
Gladys Morgan, Utica.
Susie Matthias, 2375 Ferris.
Harriet Minhinnick, 1918 Brookfield,
/ Plymouth
Marjorie Miller. ii7Oo Yosemite
Cgrid Matthews. 1880 Vicksburg.
Beauton Malray. 1890 Chatham.
Elizabeth Northrup. 1888 Iroquois. Royal
Minnie Napier. 1902 Riopene.
Mary Novak, t22O4 stringham court.
Mary Olivio. 3sIo Dubois.
Ruth O'Connor. 1920 East Lafayette.
! Sammie Phillips. s2t Brady.
Katherine Porter. 231s2 Stuart, East De
n troit.
Dorothy Palmer. 90 Parsons.
Lots Pierce GAS Mt. Elliott.
II Irene Randolph, IT'S Lane
Bertha Roszs. 332 s. Dragon
Adele Rosevear 1913 Ardmors
| Mary RYAN. t2t4 Fourth
l Ann Schmidtke SOB Dsver
| Henrietta Spindieman. 1898 Green.
Dorothy. SCHNEIDER, 1921 MsyaoVer Lin
coin Park
Irene sassak 1855 South Jr1cu1r
Margaret sutton 50 W BrscNton, Roy Al
/ OAK
/ EnEahe,h swan. s527 Roosevelt.
II Gertrude sherman. i70S7 steel.
MARE sidiok 200 Liberty. Bensvill'
II twins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Steel Output
At 96.9 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Sept @ Steel
operations for the week beginning
September 8 arc scheduled At OF. 9
per cent of ingoi capacity. against
1858 per cent in the previous week,
an increase of g of ] point, or
s. of per cent. according 10 the
American Iron and Steel Institute.
Amonth ago the Indicated rate
was $50 per cent.
The following table gives a COM
parison of the current schedule
with the week following the Labor
Day holiday in previous years, to-
gether with the changes from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Csss sikorski. %: Irene Niezgods. %.
Albert l.. Dedenbsch, y, Evelyn Jurkow
Joseph j. Po1asczyk. rs; Gensviev. T.
Albert l.. Aneletts, 20; Charlotte Bird
Lester T. Gustafsou. a.; Dora c. Monroe.
sam YourchenKo. So Mary Grand. IS.
Roy Literal, 81 Helen V. Hesse %
John r. Vincent, a. Geraldine NJ. Parsons,
20
William r Ross, 20: veryi Lomason, 20
Earl Lange 81 Florence y Hsenens, 20
Charles Torgl %. Mabel Miksell, 10.
Frederick Cox. 80; Florence Waggott. 80
oscar J. Kiln. IS; Rita NJ Boesel, 35
Jay Richard Waller. 81; Barbara Jean
Olssver. 20.
Elmer F. Kamarsinen. %; Lyla Mattson
John II Brown. 90; Lela Murrel. Is
Bonnie Davis. 81; Mildred Debardeleben
STANLEY Gorzkl. 81: MARY Bsrviko~ski rs
Richard G. Vosler. 20; Marion +. Carter
Earl R. Fstte,, ~; Elmirs NJ. splelours
Edward E. Singer. 90 jeanette crispy, Is
Norman r. stOeker' "a Verns NJ
George j. Blsx, "a; Rose wisnlewskl, az
Archie short Jr. 20; Thelms l.. walker, 20
Fred Rosin. 20: Olga + winkler, -.
STANLEY NJ, Boysk IS; Lillian M Hide
brandt. 2l
Alphonse Fourier 80; Daisy westherbee
30
Joseph 1. Sroezks. 81; stephsni. Mazur
10
James Z. MeKeNey. "a; Barbara Maynard
%.
LLOYD A. Lee. 90 Evelyn " Han, 10.
Orville A. Kettelson. IS Dolores Dodd. 10
Frank A. Holmes, - Valerie g. FLINT. %
John e. Coney s., Irene Standlev. Al
Rene r. Watts. 20. Ann Apphng %.
Henry o. Podden rs Freds Sewhouse. IS
Cyril G. Kern, %. Lucille Joabar. Is.
Ralph Rosen 80 Sara Toboeman. IS.
Terry McAndrew. 81 Emma NJ. Evans. 70.
William G. Leach. 80. Margaret hurttils,
80
Edward KswaIs "a: Sophia Loszewskl. q.
Joseph A Binkowsk % Anna marcy. %.
Edward Kliukert, Al. Margaret klnkert,
80
Townsend p. Dodss 10, Marcells Besudri.,
scott stlIwagon. %: Ruth s'illNsgon. II.
Athol Harris. SO. Alice r HouEh. 81
Bruce CoGey. "a Lena Peterson IS
John J. Pocock Jr., Il; Mildred j. Clark.
Edward r Buer. 10. Dora Burlsy rs.
Edward Morris, rs, Frances MstyanoUsks,
John p. foutnger Is: Mary P schsn. %.
Joseph DrohomirecH, so; Nascia Jagunc-
zak, "a
ormsnd Rodgers. al: Mildred L. swindeu.
%.
Russell e Kaufman. 81 8. Jane Harrison,
Geors. C Heess %; Sadie Mmssn. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
August Sales Gain
Reported by Kresqe

s. s. Kresge Company's August
sales totaled S14.2S3, 23S as COM
pared with ST., o6S0l3 for a gain
of 1876 per cent. In the first eight
of the year sales tetaled
Sl0l 1872 S44 as against S92 509,-
800, up l0l per cent.