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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31
ULOGA HRANE.

Herbert H. Lehman, dosadasnji governor
drzave New York, imenovan je "a polozaj sill
can onome, kojeg je popunjavao Herbert Hoo
yer "a vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata. Lehman &c
biti glava broa Foreign Relief and Rehabili-
tation. Ia vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata, Hoover
je imao relativno manii posao nego sto ceka
Lehmana. Hoover je imao da "upravlja" sa
hranom "a Belgiju deo Francuske, nesto
Rusiji, Italiji u nekoliko maniih zemalja;
dok Lehman ina da "upravlja' sa 'delenjenl'
krane po jednom prilicnom delu sveta
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31

Mihailo povede begunce jednom uskom stazom Pos
to predose kakvh tri stotine koracaka primakne
zidu, koji nason lestve.
- BRIO! - naredi Franc -Taupin, opet zastavsi da
osluskuje Strelc postaju nestrpljiv Spremau da
provale kapiju.
Kristijan podje po lestvama prvi; popne do vrha
zida, opkroci ga nagnjuci DOLE pruz ruku Heni
cvrsto je uhvati podigne gore ednako e drzeci
narucaju, posadi spred sebe zidu, gde i'm zatir
prkljuce Ernest Rennepont Franc-Taupin. Poslednj
rovuee lestve gore, pomoc vrara prebac in dru
gu stranu nitro nasloni zid. Jedan drugim, be-
gunci spuste dole nadje staz izmedju gustog
visokog ogradnog dzbunja.
- Spaseni smo! - uzvikne Kristijan, strastveno
stisnuvsi Henu Spaseni smo, drago dee moje
- Ne jos! = dodje grom glas do njihovih usiju.
Jedan srelac usta liza pota gde bese lezao zasedi
Odmah nadize galamu koliko ga glas nosase:
Ovamo drugovi! Ovamo Ovuda!
Da jednim skokom preskoei plot da jednom rukom
zgrabi strelca gusu drugom povute mac: to behu
hitr podvzi FrancTaupna Ali bese prekasno. Vojni-
kova vika dopre do usju njegovh drugova. Nekoliko
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31

Mihailo poslusa dok strelci udvostruee svou gala
1nu poprete da &c rabbit kapu, ako i'm otvori.
-Gospodine Estienne rece Franc-Taupin - br-
20 istupte napred govorite srelcma. Pitaje in Sta
i'll donosi doba. Razgovarajte NINA sto
duze mozete. Zadrzavajte ih napou. Okevajte ia Sc
brnem ostalom Ako uspete da zadrzite vonike
kin minuta mi cemo pobedti Nece naci kod kute
nkog drugog.
Robert Estienne obrati Krstijanu koji jos drza-
Sc Henu u svom narucaju:
Kristijane odvaznost! Hadnokrvnost! Situaciia
je opkoena opasnosma, ali ne beznadezna. = Rekav-
81 to- podje prema gvozdeno kapiji, trenuku kad
vrtar opet pojavi lestvama ma ramenu.
- Sta je one strane vrta - upita Franc-Taupin:
- put iii poljana?
Poljana, gospodine cd zda je odvajaju staza
plot LA ME su koliko god oko dopire livade
Josephin naculji uho casak primetvsi da Ia
gor strelaca pritao, rece:
- Odvaznost! Sve je dobro! Gospodn Estienne pre-
govara sa strelcima. Imacemo vremena da pobegnemo
Pa oslovljavajuci vrtara Odved brzo do NADIA
ljeg kraja vrta
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31
STARAI NOVA GODINA.

Velcanstveno bi bilo kada bi starom
zerije, sve nuke patnje ovog napacenog CO.
vecanstva A jos velicanstvenije bi bilo kada
bi novom godinom svanula zora ljudskog
bratstva u zajednici slobodnh ljudi zena.
Istina je da nova godna nasledjuje cd
stare sve grozote Drugog Svetskog Rata. Ma
%. deceubra pocela je zima koja &c po swim
znacima biti najgroznija zima istoriji moder-
temperature, mi mislimo ma posledice koje ce
sa sobom doneti produzenje Drugog Svetskog
Rata Mnog istaknut pisc komentatori priz-
naju da &c owe ZINE umreti miioni ljudskih
bica; milioni dece koja bi mace bila rodjena,
nece Sc rodit; neizmerna kolicina ploda ljud-
skog umnog telesnog rada bice unistena; ko-
licina tuge patnji penjace Sc ma move vrhun-
ce. To su cinjence uzasa koje nasledjuje mia
da, nova godina 1943.
Ali ako nova godina pocinje nasledjenom
tugom, mukom patnjom eoyecanstva, ona ne
mora da tako svrsi. Cinjenica da Sc svet kupa
Il krvi, koja Sc proliva kao rezultat Drugog
Svetskog Rata, ne unistava cinjenicu da pos
toji materijalna podloga "a podizanje jednog
takvog drustvenog uredjenja Il kojem bi Geo
ljudski rod uzivao plodove svoga rada Ako is
ta danasnja proizvodnja ratnog materijala sa-
mo dokazuje sposobnost moe radnicke klase
da stvara sve ogromniju kolicinu robe. Ista
radna snaga koja Sc trosi proizvodnji rat
nog materijala danas, mogla bi, hoce, pod
sretnijim prilikama, proizvadjati drustveno po-
trebne stvari "a dobrobt uzvanje celoga dru-
Stva.
Kao sto to nije bio slucaj proslosti ta
ko nj danas, promena drustvenih odnosa So
svrhom da Sc produz pravcem drustvenog pro-
gresa nije automatska stvar. U svakom sluca.
ju celoj istoriji ljudskog roda, kada SUI ko
la drustvenog progresa zapela, potrebno je BIZ
10, potrebno je sada, da Sc organizuje moe
revolucionarno-progresi sle Il drustvu.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31
PAPIN GOVOR.

"Sveti Otac' Papa odrzao je svoj Bozicn
govor preko vatikanske radio stanice HVJ
proslog cetvrtka GA. decembra). Papin govor
ne iznasa nista novog nova je samo forma S
kojom Sc izrazava dugogodisnja teznja Rimo-
katolicke politicke masine. Mi cemo Sc zadrza-
ii samo ma nekoliko vaznijih delova Papinog
govora.
jednoj iii drugoj stran u kojima narodi po-
kusavaju resiti "ogromne probleme", sve dote
dok su ii pokusaji skladu sa Bozjim zakonom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-12-31
Dxepna Biblija.
-iIi-
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesa knjiga Eugene Sue-a 'Tajne naroda"
ill storija ene proleterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
Prca O Sesnaestom Stolecu. - U dve knge. Knjga l.
6a orginalnog francuskog eng1esk Daniel De Leon
Sa engleskog jugoslavenski: L. Petrovic
lat.
- Emo streaca! = uzvkne Hena prestravljena.
$ mama je svrseno!
ia Gu da Sc predam! = uzvikne Ernest Renne
pcnt, potrcavs prema sokacicu Mozda &c to privoe
tt strelce da erau dalje svoe tragane Neka bi
SvemogTc Bog zastitio!
Franc-Taupin zgrabi Heninog mladozenju rukav
kaputa sprec mu da ide dae. Obracajuci vrtaru,
reGe:
- Imas Ii lestve?
Da, gospodine
Donesi ih brzo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
Flag Day Dance

The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a dance to be held at the Moose Hall the evening o1 June l3. Proceeds are to be used in bringing the Legion Convention to Sitka this fall Incidentally, this convention will be grand thing for Sitka, inasmuch as it will afford the visiting delegates an opportunity to see our city and meet many of cur citizens. In addition it will bring thousands of dollars into the com munity. These Legion conventions are something that every city and town in the Territory bid for every year and this year Sitka was select ed as the chosen spot We owe much to our good friend, Russ Clithero. Cthe Inn keeper) for his efforts in this direction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
US0

We would like to give you gen. eral breakdown on the USO drive that this column has sponsored and carried out Some time ago the Hon. William Hanlon, Mayor of all of Sitka asked me to take the re- sponsibility of raising $500 by pop ular subscription among the mer- chants of this city. This money IS to go to the National organization and as I understand it to be used to establieh one of the regular USO units here in Sitka.
 We of this column are pretty busy most of the week but have a little time we can call our own, so we agreed to the proposition, however, we called on our wife for some help. She responded with a bang result almost $500 collected or pledged in the first three days. might add that this money will be turned over to the proper authori- ties immediately.
 The time for action on this front is ripe and that Sitka is entitled to a large share of the money collected throughout the Territory and States for the establishment of decent re- creational facilities for the service men in the area, and if this col umn has any voice in the matter, we will get a fair share. The ser vice men here are anxious to get the ball rolling on this thing and but for difficulty in getting wires out we would already have some definite information to pass along to you. However, in spite of these difficulties, we are working on it and can promise you some news from this quarter by the time we go to press next Week-anyhoW we are going to have USO in Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
DEFENSE STAMPS
 AND BONDS

We are a nation a. war. Our lives, our liberty, our sacred honor are at stake. Relationships of eX- traordinary ruthlessness have in vaded our outposts and imperiled our security and way of life. Am ericans, everywhere, have sprung to the Nations defense and are gird- ing for the struggle.
 Manpower is being mobllized for our armed forces Our industries are mobilizing the tools of wal. The United States Treasury is mobiliz- ing money, the indispensable sinews of war.
 Our citizens nave rallied mag nificiently to the government in it's hour of need. Sacrifices have been made by those who wanted to jump in and do their part through the purchase of Defense Bonds and Stamps but the time now has come when the mere giving up of non-essentials of living is not enough. Each and every one of us must strip his income to the bare necessities of living, putting what is not needed to live and sleep and eat into the purchase of Bonds and Stamps.
 This is no time to bubble! Either we win this war by putting into it everything that we have of money, time and materials and if need be of life or we will not win the war This is plain fact that even a child can understand. No longer can there be any question of any individual being unable to af- ford to buy Bonds and Stamps It may well be that he will never be able to afford anything again in- cluding independence and freedom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
Box Supper

An old fashioned box supper is planned for the very near future, or as soon as the service men are able to get a bit of liberty. It is our aim to have the good ladies to put together a lunch that will feed four people-these boxes will be sold to the highest bidder, the buyer with the fair lady will then invite two service men to help consume the contents, we are advised that we can count on the Army band to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

Our morning mail brought an in- yitation to attend another wedding
 two of our very good young friends here have decided to get hitched up - Jack McConkey and Miss Elaine Peterson. We have not heen able to attend many weddings since coming to Sitka, but we will certainly attend this one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
Sitka Page EUGENE WALLIS SlIkA EDlIOK
SOCIETY and CL UB NOTES
By JAN WALLIS

help liven up the evening. All of the proceeds will go to USO. We will give you additional information in our next issue, however you ladies who are interested in help ing out with this party please call me, Red 283--Jan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15
Open House for Service Men

The American Legion Auxiliary entertained the service men of the Sitka area Wednesday evening at the Castle. This is a regular weekly affair and the men turn out Tn rather large numbers to participate in the dancing and games.
 A large crowd attended Wednes- day. All seemed to enjoy the even ing and MUCH food was consumed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

It is no military secret that Sitka had an air raid alert last week. The most disappointed man in town was one who wanted to try out his new telescope sights-The Japs didn't come.
 Civilian defense authorities in Sitka are concerned over the tend ency of people to congregate on hilltops during alerts. It is pointed out that the greatest danger will be from anti-aircraft fire-remem- Der what goes up must come down" and trees are no protection from falling schrapnel-any roof but a tent will do-STAY INDOORS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

MT and Mrs. Allan Johnstone (Al and Ted to yoW are going to Ju- neau Friday to attend the wedding of their son Charles We will give you complete details on this wed- ding at a later date.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

Sitka purchased S10,00000 worth Of Defense Bonds during the first week of June This does not in- clude bonds purchased through the Siems-Drake Payroll Allotment plan. Russ Clithero, Sitka Bond Chairman, suggests a new slogan, Remember Dutch Harbor."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

Home ownership is considerably higher in the United States than in any other country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

Cigarettes are wholeSaled in boxes of 500 each in Ireland and sold loose by retailers due to short age of paper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

This newspaper is ALA s K A owned and every cent you spend for advertising in it's columns stays in ALASKA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-06-15

BUY DEFENSE BONDS & STAMPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Camp Traiiers

ADNtRNI- ROYCRAFT COACHES
ACCt sSOEIES AAD SUPPLIES
DAVIS TRAINER SAILS i9oi2 ", Warren
LOANS ReCnd tausc 'rauers Lloyd, T.
Fast Inc AHlu r. Gf Blvd Ma 0lt-
TRAILER parts accessories. also repair
parts W9ay ether ue(fgl 4gi4tles Fod-
.ctaIo Trq.Cl lghi9 Ncet AarfcB. open
taUS aAI Sunday \P,e
30 TRAILERS
NTF TSND AND EFPOSSESSED
DEFENSE HOUSING MODELS
PAST I.'. ...D EAST 'JttFFRSOE
WEST -.lU Gp RIVER ~ MILE RID
Iti- CDNfTTD WAGONS
NA--l-- y !. - ~ - = i-++'
- ftIIL N1Ir. tOENFR MOI SD
EFt1 Tn SAINT ADS for proht usr
Iarrg t- rf-l f,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Trucks-Commercioi Cars
Enr NnIr

CHEVROLET 1871 highway tractor un,
equipped Al condition At anS
GENERAL. MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1922 Vermont Temple ! $3.50
ONE Of The he's selections uf trucks ln
the city Miutnhach 1850 Gratlot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
.qIOO GRATIOT

OLDS g. club coupe qo series loadec
With extras, spotlcss interior. never on
.rrN ruhptI BETTER hurry j
vs. % boz here long sos
tlONb RICE i1a5 Liycrnois tx 1890
Ol.pSNoRlIt- Trunk ? door 1879 radio
aud heater S3pt. D., down; We trade
Law & hoNak, 1901 Llyernois. North
lawn gl29
PACK ARD ~ super touring sedan
bigrN and gtaN radio. heater. overdrive
tIt,'lrultfIr Cltth clock cigar lighter.
Ln.d tf's. spccll uph"lsterr5 t.rosyr
pHW'e trade One-third down, IS notes on
fho balance. Get PaCkard's proposition
l7l Fast Jefferson Ave RA 27o1
PACKARD Trunk 2-door 1887 clean.
>2it f- down. We trade Law 4 ko-
walk il6oi livcrnos. Norhlawn 9529.
PACKARD 80 Surer club sedan good
tires, radio heater. clock cirar lighter
spcc1' upholstery trade hy original owner
one 'hrd down Is months 30 pay Get
purkarts Proposition ga East Jefferson
we RA 2Iol
PLNMOrTH 1887 de luxe sedans some
with radio and heater good tires "a
choose from onil SI97 up easy terms
trade Heated shnwronms. Open nights
LAnh LLALL.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois

MFRCrEY 1910 ,lub roupes ana he las,
>cJaH- most have radios and heaters
IlN mileage, tres Ike new, tel4rr'
20 choose ftom. only $50 up easy fcrW.
trade Heated fhpwrooms. olcn- r-snt-
HUDSON 1888 i-door sedan good tr,s
tcttr,. s5-g. your old car may make
down "a mcr' 1852 Mack
HUDSON BARGAINS
nF ROY MOTORS co.. 4fii CASS AVE
ZFpHYR 1897 coupe good tr,s
f771H gas hCA'cr. fender skirts $50.
take substantial loss 10 dispose q ear
sac Flst ConGresg
Il psoN 1870 2.dorr sedan l7.ooo n ,s
re1.' heater. 5000 condition. $500 30
ff-flaNr.
IA SALE t.door trunk sedan 1880
radio and heater $3.50 doAn.-lll
-st-+i'-----t-Hw & KoWdIk ll6ul LNcrnois
Nurthlavu a51P
NASH door de luXe sedan 1881 radu,
and heater aIr-coudltlIulnr >iii 10
DOWN. Vc trade Law A. koWalk, 1851
Ltcinuls Nortnlawn P529
LINCOLN ZEPHYR i-door sedan 1887
clean. &2t5 iv down; We trade Law a
"tdk liG0i livcrnois. Nor,heVn @i29.
OF pS 1850 torpedo ard SIX 5-pass clu'
rnJpCs. radios and heaters sac, low a!
SfH5. q down balance l. months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
qIOO GRATIOT
SNETHKAMP

RIIck-'4l sttrer t1rUr1n SEDAN radio
heater low mileage. clean car, Viii sell
reasrrIarff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
HUDSON RARGA1NS

IT IHON- lajg i-d00r seaan E001 fT1"
rctftf. s1-a. your Old car mAy maize
--.,r IL rrln.l IMt-l MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-03
Radio Service
Snaps
Automobiles for Sale

ELECTRIC refrigerator. use
for piano. "a. Mack Pa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18
ReviewHonors
Major Sturges

Fo.: JACKSON. : c. July IS Malv.
Conrad + SturgrS. Infantry. -:
Henderson. North Carolina. MAS hon
cred Thursday ~ u rev .rW staged Ivy
ms n,N command. the .5l'h ;ank
iv>tg,.,. battalion M.ru. S,ugvS
assumed command uI tHv ..ith 'LuE
DESTROYER battalion on Ju.y 10.
AlLl,. Si.uGr, WAS executive uii.-
&C. %: the 63Jth tank DESTROYER bat
;a..,u. vui GI.ImG the period from
Jane ; 10 June 80. hIG attended ~.
second officers ugI,u;I,luu course u;
the ,,tun destroyer school ~ GATES
....v. Vv\H>
Major NtmGrs enlisted in The i2utu
INFANTRY. North Carolina National
Guard ~ JANUARY. 1871 lie MAS v"w-
~ >>.vm. Il second lieutenant; - Im'Ln-
:.> nu September ). .91i. ms; .v"-
..Eau, ,u Dv,yn.hrr Is. 1881. c"p-
;.r" ~ NuvvMbr. -. 1884. and
n.r.r vn February ;. i9il. He served
~ he ,2u.a infantry Uu'I Dc,"'u-
.,. :. 1870. when h. served ~ H~-
-'.-. G-& u the BOTH DIVISION.
rvuw March - L. Apr.. 81. 1871.
rr served ~ vNccuil>" officer. first
v.;.yGuu .2u;h Infantry. From Ma!
:, ,"i. :. Angus: |. 1871. sv attend
ed 'ar battalion commanders and
>'u'' officers course H; 'nr sniJu,vy
-en.. q, Font Bcnm.u-. Ga. In .lIuu-
..y. ,g!1. Hs MAS appointed rNvcu-
'.sr officer %: the G2r'a '.tuk de
-.r.yu. battalion.
A. nc present time. NuIn. St.Hgr>'
.....'y u.s. .r.uG ~ Cni.wU...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18

TrN Commanding officer, Sa,p-
"ard Fie.d-p please let Corp john
Doe. iO1th school .qudn. come .,"r
:u" wedding. ,S.Gn"d) hrrdr" Sc
Gu' nrr man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18

u"rc.s.t compulsory PRIMARY ed
Ur.'."" t.U.- yC.-.N WJS Introduce q
IL Russia 90 liz ar- un.ug Cd; 1891
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18
INDISPEN>IBIE MAN

Sheppard Field. Tcx. July "a
iAPl--li' .c.~ me '.'rgr.rr. exact
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18
How Bru;n Surgery Can
Affect Mind and Soul


afflicted with mv,auchUlia. with
bursts % temper. those who are
unable to face the world us it is,
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have very ar;i->y..,, tendencies IN
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able To ii>ri.,.r,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18
Wage Control
Legislation Supported

Continued :-u',. ago Ouyl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-18
Description

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Aloha Club
Will Meet
Mrs. Charles Robbins 10
Be Speaker at Ellis Home

Aloha club members will
gather at the home of Mrs.
o. G. Ellis at 2:30 O'Clock
Monday afternoon TO hear a
program on THE Other Amer
ica." DR.. Garcia-P Prada of the
Spanish department at the
University of Was h ingt o n,
who was to have been the
speaker, will be unable to be
present. In his place, Mrs.
Charles Robbins of the Col
lege of Puget Sound faculty
has graciously consented to
speak on the selected subject.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Jessie Thomas and Mrs.
Ernest C. Wheeler.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. w. Weldon Pascoe, who is in
the south at the present time. the
first vice president, Mrs. Christen
Quevli, jr., will preside over the
afternoon. There will be no meet
ing of the board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03
Ceremony Is
OF Interest
Seattle Rites Unite Miss
Holmes. Mr.. BeehioId
: Photosraph oy Krus.Luis s,odlo

A wedding which took place
in Seattle Saturday morning
is Of interest here since the
bridegroom is a Tacoman.
The ceremony vas that which
united Miss Ardith Holmes.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Holmes. and Mr. Walter
r. Beehtold. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beehtold Of this
city.
The informal ceremony ~as sol.
emnlzed 81 the home II the Rev.
and Mrs. James Douglas Hudson
II Seattle the Rev. Hudson unit
ing the young couple In = marriage
which eliminates sciiooiaays 70
nance.
The bride Is graduate ~ Eima
high school. class ~ Al Later
shs attended Crsya Hsfbof Busl.
meas college IN Aberdeen. M
Bechtold i class n 90 graduate
Of the same high school
The nsN home Will - sstab-
lishsd in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-03

Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a gown Of white
silk Jersey. With II she wore an
Illusion veil OF finger-tip length
which fell from halo Of seed
pearls. She carried = white prayer
book upon which was fastened a
white orchid and a shower 81
white illusion Streamers which
were tipped with ostrich plumes.
Miss Rhoda Ludvick was maid
Of honor for her sister and Miss
Patricia Ludwick. her cousin. was
the bridesmaid. The maid Of
honor wore a blue embroidered
marquisette gown and the brides
maid wore pink msrquisstte. Both
wore halo hats in matching color
and carried white prayer books
with gardenias and pink and blue
streamers.
The candlehghtsrs were Miss
Carmen Hansen and Mis- Betty
Jean LindquiHt ~no wore gowns
Of blue and pink lensy respec-
lively.
Mr.. Robert Ollie served his
brother as best man and Mr.. Del
win Lehman was the usher.
For her daughters marriage
and the reception which followed
az the home q the brides parents.
Mr. LudWick chose q gown Of
military blue crepe With which shs
wore = oorHsge u gsrdsnias The
bridegroom mother selected delft
blue chiffon and q oorssEe Of rose
buds
Pouring At the reception Ners
Mrs. Wilbur Manner ana Mrs =. J.
Robbins. Assisting we're Mrs..
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Married at
Church Rites
Miss eesrsley seeones
Bride of NJ. Smireieh

Event of New Years eve
was the marriage Of Miss vlr-
sinis Lou Reardsley. dsugh.
TER Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry
Reardsley Of Yakima. 10 Mr..
John Benedict Smirrieh. son
ef Mr.. and Mrs. n. smircich
# Gig Harhor. The ceremony
took place at 4 o'rlock At
the Memorial Presbyterian
church. the Rev. c. Walter
Johnson Of Tacoma officiat-
ing.
rhe church va sttrsetivsiy
Heecrstsd WITH esffissi holly.
lighted tarers sna white shFyssn.
ihsmums Miss nurufhy Giluofe
ssng "fseeanse" md ~aastaaF laks
shepherd L<sa u accompanied
~ Miss nestrie< nsnssl-nn.
The bride. given N marriage ~
her father. chose = fEcck af white
taffets with = fnll sklrt. gathered
hod,ce ard pulled sleeve. Her
vell cs bridal lllu.ion vas uf
finger slp length ana held 10 her
head With a tisfz hand shs car.
Red . houqust II erchlas and
sarcenias
Miss t.snn Fulton II racom.
~as the emily attendant ara her
arrs. ~ss ~ hseesasd rlns tsffrts
similar n THAT uarn ~ ths hrsss
Tier colnnlsl fruuqust wss ~ gsf-
aenlas
Mr. Harold baPkias Il rslsA
was hest man
For her daughters wedding Mrs
neardsisy wofe : gnwn - hue
with white accessories Mrs.
smifcieh wors black with white
accessories
A reception Vas held imme-
diateiy following The ceremony Il
the home IL the bride. grand.
mother. Mrs John Garrison. Fl
Midway Mrs. A. Erieksnn and
Ars. Harold Ryan presided ~ the
buffet service
Leaving Tor = short wedding
trip the bride upre . wooi suit
~ brown with green accessories.
The new home siii he made In
nrcmsften. The bride attended
Gig Harbor high school and
graduated from Yakima high
school M. smircich Ia a graduate
II the Chg Harhor high school and
attended Seattle Pacific college.