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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
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bon ieiner biItoriidben 9egegnuns
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fort in 9onierenS NIT ieinen Mini-
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8uoapelt. Gas ltngariihe Nah.
ridtenbureau CAB cine Witteilung
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297 Mann gefaqen uno "a Sffi5iere
iotuie 9O7 Mann pertpunoet belau.
fen. 3tpei Sffi5iere uuo 107 Manl'
lplroen als permiBt be5ei6net.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
Gitelait> erse,.et fir
Ist eeniieen> 3,aefer

2onoon. Gnslano lit in ser Gage
geniigen0 .3uder slr 9ed,,ng Sec
beimiiben 9eoaris 81 er5eusen, Wi
pom Observation-Disclosures be
tanntsegeben miro. Die Steigerlmv
oes observation-disclosures geltattet, ser
3uderbeoarf i'm Sanoe ielbit 81
oeden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
~ italieniirtc Seele,ste
fcltttttent in 2lnitalt

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Sarrington erflGrte, 90 italieniid),
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6eflmocn luuroen ieien mad, elmer
@unoess s&eformanitalt in Yeterss
burg. 3d., iiberfiibrt iporben lno 90
anoere ipiiroen oortbin gebrabt per.
Sen. IL anoere puroen freigeipro,
diem. Sic batteu ni6ts nit ser 8e.
IdGoisllng ser italieniihen 'Shiffa
Al tun.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
100000 21tann bis
meititasttci, aus
Nrntce entlaijcft
SartcfGlc bel 9ieuitentlnHuuaeu
sucrit bcriidiidtigt.

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hefannt, oab nabesu 100000 unite:
Dem @ebrpilihtaelet ausgebobene
ptdnner, 9tationalaaroilten mb &e'
ierueoifisiere, Die i'm porigen Sabr
gum aftipen 9ienlt bel Der Mrmes
einge5ogen luurben, Dor @eibnah.
ten nod ins 3ipilleben entlaiien
'perocn ipiirOen. Sn MilitGrfreiien
befunbete iieb bie Sofinlnlg, oaB
oieie Iebtere 8efauntgabe oes&riegs'
ants oie rWoral" bel oen Sruppcn
beben lperoe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
2lrbciterfl fla,,icl int
,fricHcntssUertrao

Sprafnie, ge. q. ~@enn nad Dem
ariege Die 8ertreter ser beteiligten
&egierung 5ur Nbfaiiung elmer neuen
Ibmadune auiammen treten, lper.
oen luir uerlangen, oaB al6 4rbei.
terpertreter 5ugeaen iein miiiien, !"
ia9te Hraii6ent Green bon Ser Mr,
better Union auf Ser 78. Sabres.
tagung bier perlammelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
pelniiste Geeie,, ,uirS
in HmblanH eebilHet

Sonoon. Yolniife 9eamte gaben
II 2onOon befannt, baB sic 8ilolul9
elmer 8olniihen 9eeion bon 10000
bis 10000 Mann balo in HuBlano
6eenoet iein miro. Die Solpietbebor.
Sen baben iit ser polniihen Milis
tirfomnliilion gegeniibcr perpilit.
tet, aud, ale Tolen in Ser Hoten
Nrmee berausSu5iebcn umb bieier
2egion 5u5ufiibren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
Drei 211er>aniAlGee a,,i
KSnie 8eris berihtet

&airo. Gin 3uuerldiiiger neutralel
@eobabter, ser fiirsliG bonn 8alfar
in aairo eintraf, erflGrte, ieit oenl
@esinn oes beutid.ruiiiihen @rie,
ges ieien orei Moroanihlige aui
3onig Boris bon 8ulsarien gemahi
poroen. 3ablreihe Stuoenten ,ml
anoere @erionen ieien pegen s(n.
sriiien, Sic auf ontioeutid)e GinItcls
lung 5uriidaefiibrt merbe, perbafte'
uno 5um Sell bingericbtet poroen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
!n 2llasea kerriht
einc ercise Diirre

&etblfan, s(lasfu. SSm Siiooiten
qIasfaS berridt iolde Srofenbeit,
>ab 'S6iife Srintluaiier uab oen
Seuhttiirmen billausbtingen miii.
Ell. SSn bieiem Wtonat bat es nur
rlncn Mcgeniaa bon O.76 3oa sege,
BEN. Die Semperaturen be,peacn
'id) 5iuiideu 20 uno 81 8rao. Hah,
,em alpei Seen aui &uiu SslanS
rlls9etrofnet linb, lit Der Seuhtturn
IN Sap 8eciiion obne @alier. Gs III
>ies Die groBte Giirre felt 90 Sab
rem in Mlosfa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
Neejepelt ertpeitert Sic
N,asf,akr>ltcntrcu<Eiite

@aihiugton. YrGlioent &oolepe!i
1ab cine mibtige Grpeiterung Ser
Observation-Disclosures bcfannt. g.
oronete nGml;6 an. OuB ab 10. Sep
tenlbcr sic iolgenoen Nobitoffe nur
init beionoerer Grlaubnis EXPORTER,
peroen oiirien: Eel5e, &unitialieru
Solh Mlpbalt, ni6tciienbaltige un>
cole Metallc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
N,aiien tabeit ,,e,aen
yaeHilieecr eineeiebt

Mosfau. Ser .Note Stern, bas
Organ oes Soipiet-&eeres, teilts
mit, OaB elm neues Sagoflmeseus,
oas bon Biloten luegen ieiner Sdnels
ligfeit, leines 9lftionsraoius unr
ieiner 9eltiidung oils bemertens,uert
beseibnet tpuroe, bon Der &oten
2uitnaffe in oen 0ienIt gelteut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
Kric0sa,aseabett
KaitaHas betraeett
los Ntiuic,,c,t

Guebec. Ole fanaoiihen Griess
ausaaben baben inn Suli etpa los
Miaionen Collars betragen. 9ie
tdgliden 3riegsausgabcn oes Can,
bes belanien iih a,,f bier Miaioner
Dollars, iagt 5inan5minilter S. g
Sslep.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
8cntbc cntflei>ete
KapitGn a,.i Scr triiefe

9cnSon. Gin S6lag mo ou ltebIt
III Semoe", beiBt lpobl eiu &roit.
1usori1d, aber genau oas uno nod
,iel Shlimmeres paiiierte bem Sea.
pitan zines britiihen 0rahters, als
cine 9ombe einidlug. Der &apitGn
batte niht einmal iein Senb mebr
m, ais iih ser Eulperraub perspg.
gr rettete lih ourh Stlpimmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
8,aiieft,Wi>erjtan> an,
Ga>cea| Sec perietGrft

9eliinfi. Gas finniihe Sberfom
manoo sab au haB ser ruiiilhe @i.
oeritano inn @ebiet bes 2aopgalees
iiiomeitlie) BON ISortabala piel ItGr.
Ter geiporoen it,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21

Mosfau. 9as Sberfonlmanoo gab
elm 3uriidfauen ser Sp,piet1treits
fraite an ser 2eningrao.Srout 81.
Die 9eutihen unb Sinnen font
men in brei &ibtrngen mo iino bis
Is Weilen Dor 2eningrao angelangt
Neueite 8eridte melSen, oa6 sic
Muiien leihte Tanfs bel sslug5eu-
gen gelanbet baben, sic oen glr.
greiiern inn Miiden idlper 81 ihaifea
MAIDEN.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-08-21
Sberfommanbo aibt bic 8efausen-
nabme noH $4,000 Motarmiitcn i'm
0ebiet ipeitlid, bes Snjepr befannt.
&riegsidiffe in Wifulaiew erbentet.

Berlin. @robe @eldiibe ser oeut.
ihen Siibarmee uno Stufas NIT BE-
fonoers ihtperen 8omben leiteten Sen
Mneriff aui sic lm3ingelten rui,
iilben Srurpen IN Dem Shparsen
Weer Safen Sbeiia elm. Gin &eaie-
rnngsipreher erfldrte, oaB aht r,i-
iiihe TRANSPORTER bon $4,000 81.
nnS peitere "a Sbiife bon 127, 900
Sonnen I'M Safen ielblt belhdoist
iplroen. Gas Sberfommanoo be-
idrGnfte iid) auf oen eineu Sab:
Scr slnariif auf Soeiia bat be-
gonnen."
Ginige griidenfopfe am Inter
enbe bes Gniepr iinS nod in pin-
ben ser Nulien. Die Salptitaot ser
Ukraine aie,p tpurbe felt einigen Sa-
gen ni6t genannt. Sic liegt eben.
faIls tpeltlid Ses Injepr 900 Meilen
n0rblih BON Soelia.
<9auicno Meilen meiter norolid)
bercinigten iih oeutihe 9ipiiionen,
Sic iih 81 beioen Seiten oes Yeipus-
Sees poreefdmpft batten, in Marlpa,
100 Meilen iiiolid bon Seningrao.
p Sn Der Mitte ser 9ront bel Smo.
Ienst meroen feline 8erid)te befannt,
trptoem audi sort feine Hube eins
getreten lit.
Durb bie Ginnabme oes Sbtpar5s
Mecr-Safens geifolaielp hat aub
Sic Slottenmaht oes 9ritten Hei-
Dies erbebliden 3ulpuhs eriobren,
iie ,babeu in gau befinSlibe Sdiife
erbeutet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Sign No. z
Points Of Interest

There will be endless tours Of
the campus, with the usual
pointing out Of buildings and
spots of interest. There will be
official introductions TO such
impressive edifices as the library
(where freshmen are supposed
10 spend their time), and unof-
fetal introductionS TO coke
joints like the famous Parrot
(where freshmen usually DO
spend their time).
There will be prevueS Of
campus styles and introductions
10 the social and eXtracurricular
activities TO which newcomers
may look forward.
Advisors aren't neglecting lit
tie social tips with which TO
caution their charges, either.
Marge Green of Long Island,
". Y. claims that best piece of
advice you can offer TO a fresh
man is 10 never, never call a
fraternity n 'frat'-that is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

while you're in Ann ArbOr or
It's environs. My word, what If
they didn't know about that
rule. There just wouldn't be a
thing left of them. socially!
Marge is very firm. but she's
also very right.
Sign No. 3 is is E lg,t a eoi iGr'
ton of changes that begin TO
develop. here. It's partly made
up of the dust OF sorority and
fraternity houses. being painted
and newly decorated for the
rushing season.
Faces that you've seen on
sports pages Of newspapers have
a part in II; the training season
has started. and football play
ers are among the earliest ar
rivals. You get a trace Of II in
the neat little signs pasted on
the doors Of many of State
streets caterieS: Not 10 open
until the twenty-firSt'
Mostly IFS Just in the AR,
though. It's Ann Arbor-and
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
p Lambda Theta
AIumnae 10 Meet

THE FIRST meeting OF the
Detroit alumnae chapter Of ri
Lambda Theta will be held at Z
o'clock Wednesday evening in
the home Of Miss Doris Cline
IN Sherbourne road.
Mrs. Ellsworth Owen, re-
elected president, will preside.
Reports OF the activities of the
biennial council held at Excel
Sior Springs, Mo. will be heard
Among the active members Of
the group are Miss Cleo Murt-
land professor at tho University
Of Michigan, Miss Marion Ed
mund. department Of instruc-
tion. Detroit public schools. and
Miss Cline. Wayne University.
Any teacher who Is a MEM
her Of one Of the chapters Of
Pl Lambda Theta is cordially
invited TO Join the Detroit group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Roadside Market
Sale Wednesd ay

A REPLICA Of a roadside
market is being set up by the
Detroit branch Of the Women'S
National Farm and Garden As
ISOLATION at the Swanky Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club.
Here on Wednesday afternoon.
vegetables, fruit. honey and
homemade baked goods will be
offered for sale 10 members and
guests attending the dessert
bridge luncheon and fashion
show arranged by the co-chair-
men, Mrs. Ward II. Peek and
Mrs. Harold Aarons. and aides.
Proceeds from the party and
market will 60 into the associa-
tons scholarship fund.
Mesdames Fred Schumann and
Frederick Huetwell have been
appointed hostesSeS.
Other serving on the various
committees are;
MEsDAMEs
Franklin Davis Harold Coburn
HAIRY Jackson Michael BloY
George NJ. LAning Harry Fronm
George Opp Robert Douglas
J y. Ogden A. W. Palmer
G. ". Havill Floyd Edgar
Cash w. Talbot Vaughn Red
c W Taylor
and Miss Blanche Simpson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
desdames Allen, Gillette Jr.

Mrs A. 3. Allen and Mrs. John ". Gillette Jr are CO.
hamen of the Autumn market and garden party being staged
by the Girls Friendly Society holiday house Pine Lake,
bext Saturday.
Plans for this make IL sound like marvellous
try fair you wouldn't want TO miss for an.yh-l-n-g,
Members Of the holiday house committee will act
market and garden party and there
be afternoon from so until o'clock IN the house
self
The various charmen include
Mrs Ralph Stoepel, dining room Mrs. George Clark
aked goods Mrs Fred Taylor dccatessen Mrs. William
Sorvel candy and Miss Frances W Sibey, canned
hoods; Mrs John Basch cider Mrs Fred Kennedy, flowers
md plants John W. Gillette fresh fruits and vegetables
Mrs. f. Hathaway country store Miss Margaret Hendre
nd Miss Mable Erringon white elephants Miss Dorothy
Green, herbs; Mrs. Wilson W. Mills publicity Mrs George
oeker tickets Miss Vivian Forester outdoor lunch counters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Common Error

Another common error OF
feminine glamour practice is a
too complete dependence upon
makeup TO conceal the visible
ravages of nervousness, tired
ness. or lack of sleep.
Makeup can for a long period
Of time conceal the facial bag
gardneSS and the dark circles
about the eyes which come from
such causes But don't expect
the identifying art TO perform
this miracle forever.
There must come a day when
the visible evidences Of the neg
lcCt and abuse OF natural beauty
become so outstanding that all
the cosmetic flattery in the world
must fail 10 conceal them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Conceals Defects

Makeup can conceal the pres
ence of such a defect. But.
obviously enough, il would be
very foolish TO go on depending
upon such makeup concealment
for your final perfection in APP
pearance. The sensible thing 10
do is to take steps to remedy the
basic skin flaw. rather than 10
merely go on hiding il.
There are no skin Affections
which are not tracable to definite
sources. This source may lie in
faulty diet; in some lack OF
thoroughness in skin cleansing;
IN generally rundown phySi-
cal condition. or any one of sew
cral other various causes.
If any such skin condition
fails 10 respond favorably TO
whatever home treatment which
may have suggested itself to
you. consult a skin specialist or
your personal physician.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Civic Pride Group
Meets at Hotel

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY 81
the Civic Pride Association of
Greater Detroit. will begin its
season with a meeting on
Wednesday at 2 y. m. in the Eng
liSh room of the Book-Cadillac
Hotel. Acting Mayor John w.
Smith will speak on Why De
troit Needs the Civic Pride As
ISOLATION" Mrs. Sid A. Erwin
will preside.
The board OF directors will
meet at IL o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
First Strings Promise
Active Campus Season

freshly from Crosse Pointe,
both Of the women'S staff on the
student paper, began to get very
wild-eyed before the first day Of
their enforced early stay here
was over.
Excitement, or at least some
thing a degree more exciting
than the new paving over on
State street, was what they
craved. They still haven't got
ten it. but their substitute *
rather interesting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Gives Bridge Party

Mrs Duncan J. McNabb on
tcrtalncd at luncheon and bridge
Wednesday, Her guests were
Mrs. Myron Norce, Mrs. James
Joy Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Laub,
Mrs. Robert 4. Alexander. Mrs.
John Nj. Mayors, Mrs. Waldo
Johnson and Mrs. Raymond G.
Day.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick and
Mrs. Drawn Sproul honored
Mrs William Girard at a party
al Mrs. McCormick's Monday
night. The guests were members
of the Sew and Sew Club
The members of the Berea
Club met Monday for luncheon
and an afternoon of sewing at
the home of Mrs. Arthur r.
Zoll
The Crosse lie Yacht Club
will sponsor a Commodore $
Ball. October TO. at the Crosse
He Golf and Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
S Ad Club
To See Style Show

WOMEN'S ADVERTISING
CLUB of Detroit will hold
dinner meeting Monday at $50
o'clock at the Central Y w.
G. A. Rena Campbell, program
chairman. has arranged a style
show Of furs. fur-trimmed coats
and gowns. Suzanne Blank viii
preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

days has asked number of to assist her
Ticket chairmen
Mrs j. T. Ford Mrs c. F. Kesslcr, Mrs. W S. Summers,
Mrs. Guy C. Smith, Mrs. Munroe Mann, Mrs Louise Martz
Mrs. Barbara w. Henry.
Mrs r +. Ann Mrs Irwin h. Kerr Mrs. John T. James
Mrs Wray Bradshaw Fred r. Nemeyer, Mrs c. T. Nc
Eynn Mrs. f. s. Jacox. Mrs. Kenneth Clark.
Mrs +. J. Miller Mrs. William Guse, Mrs. Vernon B.
Myers, Mrs P. II, Pope. Mrs. +. L. Smith.
Mrs H. A. Metcalf Mrs. r. NJ ORourke Miss Irene
kirchner Mrs Bud Shaver and Mrs Edward A. Nehlscn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Don t Hide
Skin Flaws
BY MAX FACTOR Jr.
Hollywood Makeup Specials

Hollywood Makeup Specialist
MAKEUP is primarily and
WI most Importantly designed
TO enhance naturally beautiful
features.
Secondarily, the powers of
concealment and illusion con-
tanned in artfully applied make
up can be devoted TO concealing
or minimizing the apparency OF
appearance flaws.
This secondary fact, however,
should not be construed as one
which signifies that women
should always depend upon
makeup alone to accomplish the
overcoming of imperfections in
appearance.
If il is at all possible, a woman
should go behind the makeup
scene to actually and physically
Danish the. flaw about which she
is concerned.
Let us consider. for instance,
skin which is marred by black
heads, or any comparable de-
feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Lille Farmhouse

In the center of the tea table
was a little farmhouse repre-
Senting the home of the future
bride and bridegroom near Ann
Arbor. The flowers were morn
ing glorieS and pink anemoneS
Mrs. John Nolan and Mrs. II.
p. Holmes, aunt of the bride
poured.
Assisting through the rooms
were Mrs. Lyman Craig Jr,
Shirley Craig, Jill Craig and
Mrs. Frederick S. Hall Jr
Mrs. and Mrs Howard +.
Roderick with their three
daughters. Grace, Sally and Lee,
returned TO the island Sunday
night after spending two weeks
at the family camp IN Sardinia,
y. Y.
Mrs. Charles Edward Beau
champ and son. Johnny are
visiting Mrs. Beaucham p'S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher &. Sherwood Captain
Beauchamp is now on maneu-
VcrS but expects TO Join ms
family sometime in October.
Mrs. Kenneth Anderson Of
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. was
The guest the first part Of the
week of Mrs. Paul Mccormick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Mrs. Wilson Is Golf Chairman

Golf enthusiasts interested m American ana TO
China and countless others treats IN store Will
ATTEND the golf matches Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon
bt the country club.
Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demarct VIII play Byron Nelson
knd Craig Wood Proceeds this match to the united
China relief committee of Detroit Mrs Alfred c. Wilson,
fTomen's chairman, is in charge of the match
Mrs William l. McGVern is hostess chairman for The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
ANN ARBOR. Sept 20

A4N4N AINioNfiAs ~ ~ -'f
HCHOST TOWN is the we'll
~ worn phrase that almost
everybody uses for Ann Arbor--
or any other college community
at this time OF year.
The off season. if one may cali
il that. between the close OF
Summer school and the be-
ginning OF the regular school
year is at It's peak. The air IS
StiIl summary and hot and there
isn't a rolled trouser cuff or a
reversible in sight.
The luSty community spirit
that a student body puts INTO a
small town is certainly absent.
But the town isn't a ghost by
any means; there are STRINGS
that hold a great deal OF promise
out 10 a veteran student VINO
can recognize all the signs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
hrs. McGiverin's Assistants

And about Mrs. McGverns assistant hostesses for
1he two days Of the matches They be:
Mrs Wesson Seyburn, Mrs Joseph B. Schlotman, Mrs
Sidney r. Small Mrs. Frederick NJ. Ager Jr, Mrs Barbara
Nv. Henry
Mrs Harley G. Hgbie Mrs. William }. Chesbrough Mrs.
Phelps Newberry and Miss Virginia Paddock
Most of whom incidentally, could put pretty good
ton match themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Anne Finger
I Mary
Bob Gillian
CROSSE lie, Sept 20.

4 r a large tea last Sunday,
y Mrs. Frances Xavier Finger
announced the engagement OF
her daughter, Anne Marie 20
Robert Hart Gillian, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Henry Gillian
of Lansing. The wedding viii
take place November %.
Elsa Jane Zlnger, who on
September p Will marry Robert
Jackson. son OF MIR and Mrs.
Frederick jackson OF Wyandotte.
was honorcd at a luncheon and
miscellaneous shower Friday by
Breda Walsh and Mildred Thorn
ton at Miss Thornton's home IN
Detroit.
Miss Finger will give the spin
ster dinner at her home on East
River road. September "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FriSSel
Craig, Charles r. Craig Jr. and
Mrs. Craig's mother, Mrs.
George Eddy, left Friday for
Sewickley. Pa, 10 attend the
wedding of their son, George
Howe Craig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Wsxine Protest

Sign No. ! Veteran 70 4S IS Is me 4 e
fact that the floor of the Publ
cations Building is being waXed.
Naturally, some Of the upper
staff on the Daily is back early
10 put out a supplement for IN
coming freshmen, who arrive the
following week. but things are
never felt TO have officially
started until the ianltor twho
could have done the job two
weeks ago. pushes the whole
staff, TO say nothing Of every
desk in the Office, into a space
the size of a particularly small
telephone booth and grlmly
grindS polish into the floor,
while three-fourths Of the staff,
even more grimly grits its teeth
and tries to type out copy
Jean Cordell, fresh from Dear
born, and Jean Gilmer, just as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Choose Same Date

The bride was Rehccca Jane
Dauler, daughter of Harvey
Norton Dauler. Miss Daulcr
chose September 20 as the date
for her wedding because II was
the thirtieth wedding annlver-
sary Of the bridegroom'S parents.
The wedding took place in
the Presbyterian Church with
Charles Craig Jr. serving his
brother as best man. John Ray
Ridley of Detroit was one OF the
usherS.
After the ceremony a large
reception was held at the bride 5
home in Sewickley Heights.
Mrs. Raymond G.. Day gave a
tea and kitchen shower Friday
for Maryanna Craig, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Lyman Craig
of Birmingham, who on October
IL will marry Henry Leonard
Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James JoV Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
hrs. Siqsworth d Hostess

While we're the subject Of golf do know that Red
Run Golf Club will have bridge luncheon and fur fashion
fhow this Tuesday for the gals
Hostesses Mrs William II. Sissworth, Mrs. A. f.
Blow Mrs. +. G.. Krentler and Mrs j. c. Patton u.
Among those who have made reservations for this party
|hre:
MESDAMEs
r. H. Johnson a. e. Chambers
q. l.. Trainor Clyde Lawson
j. J. Collins Paul Keller
Mary Jane Keller j. a. Zclstrs
w. A. Gettiker +. G. Lorangcr
Frank Farrell T. Potter
II. c. Dishman !. p. Rex
II. y. McGregor C. H. NanTme
A. f. Blow C. O. Holm
II. " Arbuthnoi F. r. Anderson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Turn Arthur Murrays

They discovered. purely by
accident. that Hal wilson,
sports editor of the Daily.
doesn't know how 10 dance.
Good Heavens, and at his
agc!"D Hence. every night, dur
ing a pause in their copy read
ing, poor Hal, protesting is
showed around a cleared space
in the office TO the accompani-
ment of a couple Of extremely
quavery sopranos.
Now, the girls have their
night life, and the rest Of the
staff is beginning TO look
haunted as the fatal hour each
night approaches.
Sign No. z Of th ! 8 to to
announcement of plans for
orientation week 10 start, Off
cially at noon on Monday. At
this time, freshmen will meet
their advisors, upper a s
women. who for the next week
will counsel them on everything
from how TO get good" in
StructorS 10 how 10 make one
small lemon coke last for an
hour,