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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20

potporu pravom pokretu.
Istina ranije revolucije b h u
pracene krvoprolitem; istina, re-
volucije moraju da upotrebljaya-
ju ,silu; takodjer je istina da mi
pretpostavljamo mirno resenje.
Ali ispitajmo okolnosti u pitanju,
da ne bi skakai ma zakljucak.
Nasilje i krvoprolice, zdruzeno
sa ranijim revolucijama, bese tvo-
revina onih koji behu protiv pro-
meme, tvorevina kontrarevolucio-
nara. Zabelezite da u Americkoj
Revoluciji nije Americka Armi-
ia otisla u Britaniju j prolivala
britansku krv, vec su Britanci do
sli ovamo napali "buntovnike"
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20

Revolucija bese mirna; reakcija
bese krvava. l u srazmeri u kojoj
Sc radnici America danas orga-
nizuju u skladu principima So
cijalisticke Radnieke Partije, dru-
ga Americka Revolucija &c tako
poslovati sa nasilnim pokusaji-
ma savremene reakcije da joj
spreci da zada udarac.
Sto sc nasih mirnih teznji tice,
one su 20 sebi koliko utopijske
toliko pobozne, te malo iii nina
10 sudeluju odredjivanju hoce
Ii dana revolucija biti mirna iii
nasilna. To je stvar objektivnog,
ne subjektivnog, rasmatranja i
prosto Sc svodi ma ovo: Gde, pod
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20
SiIa / ma silie.

di, da znaju da to nije sIucaJ, O.
nj su bas medju najglasnijim "a
govaracima fizicke b r b Ova
mesavina "sile", "nasilja" re
volucije", buduci da police IL
kapitalistickih IL "revoluclonar-
nih" izvora, pokazuje da postoJl
nemala jednakost misljenja izme-
dju kapitalista njihovih toooz-
njih obaraca.
Tako Sc pravilno znacenJe re-
volucije namerno smuckava ma
takav naein veliki broj ljudi, ko-
il bi, da nije anarhistiekog pol
ma sile nasilja, koji in kaplta-
listi njihovi agenti nauclse da
zdruzuju sa drustvenom prone
nom. slusari revolucionarni pro-
gram Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tile Amerike pomagali da Sc or
sprovede u zivot, 'ustezu svoju
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Pie: John s. Curtis.

u ovom delu kapitalistiekog Ia
konika, koji Sc bavi pitanjem gu
senia revolucionarne aktivnostl,
pojavljuje Sc zabrana protiv onih,
koii bi hteli da obore vladu Isl
iom i nasiljem".
Reci "sila' "nasilje" vezane
su u zakonima vezom ''i, sto &c
da kaze u izvodu da su te reel
prakticno jednake, da Sc jedna u
potrebljava wise iii mamie radi po-
jasnjavanja smisla druge.
u svekolikoj kapitalistiekoj pro-
pagandi, kao u umnoj mesavlnl
takozvanih komunista, sociJallsta'
trockista, anarhista it'd, nalazi Sc
vera da je sila nasilje, nasllJe
sila. Dok bi oni koji Sc isticu kao
revolucionari trebali, cd svih lJu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-08-20

DAMN nizom uslova, lezi snaga!
U ovom slucaju: Gde lei snaga
radniGke klase Amerike pod kapi-
talizmom dvadesetog veka? Cinje-
MICA da mi pretpostavljamo mir
no resenje isto tako ma odredjuJe
da Sc mirno resenje moze posticl
kao sto cinjenica da je u RusiJl
doslo do nasilja ne odredjuje da
mora doci do nasilja i ovde.
Cd prakticne je vaznosti cinje-
MICA da u Sjedinjenim Drzavama
danas radnici nemaju oruzja, u
militarnom smislu, nemaju ma
Gina da dobiju oruzje (posto oci-
gledno nemaju novaca da ga ku-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Kroz Partiju i FederaCiju.

Svi nasi Ogranci i clanovi iz-
vesteni su da je Centralni Odbor
odlucio da sc Jubilarni brOj Rad
nicke Borbe, izda ma osam strani-
ca U ovom pravoslavnom broju
naseg organa bice mnogi clanci
cd nash clanova, koji ce sto je
moguce opsirnije, obuhvatiti istc-
riju RADNIcKE BORBE i, sleds-
tveno, nase Federacije. A istori-
ia nase Federacije i RADNICKE
BORBE jeste puma znacajaih i
interesantnih dogadjaja, kroz ko-
ie ie nasa Federacija, sa svojim
organom prosla.
u toku cd 35 godina nasa je Fe-
deracija kroz svoj organ, RAD
NICKU BORBU, vodila zucnu
neprekidnu borbu protiv prikri-
venih otkrivenih neprijatelja
radnickog oslobodjenja, osobito
medju jugoslavenskim ziVljem u
ovoi zemlji. Ova 35-godisnja bor-
ba jeste jezgra istorije radnickog
pokreta u ovoj zemlji, koliko Sc
odnosi ma iugoslavenski proleta-
riiat. Zbog ovog vrlog razloga, ne
ophodno je nuzno da Sc radnici
naseg jezika sto bolje Zapoznaju
sa tim dogadiajima, jer IL njih ce
moci povuci dragoceno iskustvo,
koie &c posluziti svrsi oslobodje-
MIA americkoj radnickoj klasi. Ia
to ie nasa duznost da JubllarnI
broj RadniCke Borbe rasturimo u
sto lie moguce vecem broju, ma
oval nacin dostavimo nuzno oba-
vestenie radnicima naseg jezika
q dogad iima, koji Sc odigrase u
ovoj zemlji "a poslednjih 80 godi-
ma.
Svaki mas Ogranak, svaki mas
clan i simpaticar, trebaju da po-
ruce sto wise primeraka proslav-
nog broja RADNIcKE BORBE
koie da rasture medju onim rad
nicima, koji jos nisu pretplatnici
nase novine. Ako ovako postupe
nasi Ogranci, clanovi simpati-
carl. tada cemo mi odgoVoriti ma
Sol duznosti, istovremeno, do
prineti dobre usluge nasoJ opstoJ
stvari - stvari naseg oslobodJe-
MIA. ." e4a'fh 9
U prosla diva broja uveraVall
smo nase clanove simpatlcare,
kako je Ogranak Akron poduzeo
sye nuzne energicne korake, da
konvenciiske afere budu najbolje
naiprivlacivije, nego ikada ranl-
ie ma nasim konvencijanla. l kad
smo owe nedelje primili potpun
raspored konvencije konvenciJs-
kin afera. i pazljivo presh preko
toga rasporeda. tada smo dosll do
uverenia, ne samo da nismo pre-
terali sa svojim uveravanjem, ne
90 nismo nj dovolino naglaslll
Sve je odlicno planski izradJe-
no. osobito program Jubllarno2
koncerta, koji sacinjava nekih It
odabranih tacaka. Medju ostallm
u programu Sc nalaze sledeti:
Eric Hass, urednik WEEKLY
PEOPIE-a bratski predstaVnlE
S. L. P, koji &c odrzati pozdraV
nj govor; Drugarica Elsie H1zel
il Clevelanda, IL dobropoznate S
L. P. porodice; Gorica StanojeV
kcerka nasih odanih simpatlcars
Stanoieva il Detroita, Mich; An
ma Ruzic. IL dobropoznate S. L. Z
porodice IL Akrona, dobropozna
ii nam, mas mladi drug DAME
Grbac, opet il dobropoznate S. L
P. porodice, il Lyons, ILL.,, sa svo
iom sestrom, Olgom Sternthal
drugaricom naseg druga }. Stern
Dox.k:.oI-s 0rnoni
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Joint Picnic.

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Picnic in Detroit, Mich.

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Partijski Organi.

..WEEKLY PEOPLE,
Zvanicni nedeljni organ Socijalisticke
Radnicke Partije Amerike.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
81 Cliff Street, New York, N. r.
"RADNIcKA BoRBA."
Nedeljni organ Jugoslavenske Socijaiis.
ticke Radnicke Federacije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
3413 st. Clair Ave. Cleveland, o.
"RABOTNIcEsKA PROSVETA."
Nedeljni organ Bugarske socijalistic.
Ike Radnicke Fedcracije.
Godisnja pretplata: s1.5o.
P. o. Box 1858, Granite City. III
"a MUNKAs.'
Nedeljni organ Madjarske Socijalistic.
ke Radnicke Federaeije.
Godisnja pretplata: $500.
P. o. Box 213, Station D
New York, N. 2.
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pod Novim Dilom, liberal su Sc stalno povla-
cil pred silom koncentrisanog bogatstva DoK
Novi Dill snabdeva privremeni raj bespose-
ne i birokratske krevete liberale), doK
on baca sumnjve spasavaJuce konopce sumo"
bznesu, veliki biznes upotrebljavajuci noVu
tehnologiiu zamenio je desetine hllJada rad
nika unstio je sitna poduzeca posrednlka IL
medju proizvodnje trgovine. All, ako MI mo-
zemo opsati mirnog doba borbu lloerala kao
povlacenie, njihoy postojeci manevar nlJe MS
ia mani cd begstva Oni danas nemaJu "po-
beda" vec samo poraze uzvau, dok poduze
prednosti i "koncentracija' obecavaju prilicno
da &c unistiti kasu sitnog biznesa, koJu ON
predstavljaju.
Radnicka klasa treba da Sc NIGGA
drugog uzda.
Borba koia Sc sada razvija i koja ce "a
kratko vreme postici svoj vrhunac naci ce u
veliko poje poGisceno cd iberala i majusnlh
kapitalista. u ovoj borbi liberal mora napusti-
ii utopijski san klasno podeenog drustva bez
zala klasne vladavine. On mora brati izmedJu
kapitalstcke klase (koju je dosad indlrektno
podupirao) i radnicke klase (cijoj stvari Je re-
formizam nance neizmernu stetu) Jer drustVe-
ma kriza koia dolaz nece biti borba radnlka
da poboljsaju svoj polozaj u okviru najamnog
ropstva, vec ce to biti borba Ia njihovo pot
puno osobodjenje cd najamnog ropstva. A
protiv njih ce Sc poredjati svi kapitalisticki
stieenici i njhovi privrzenici kojma je Indus
trijalni Feudalizam totano kmetsko podjarm
ljenie radnika mnogo milije cd Industrijalne
Demokratije kojoj teze radnici.
Mi ne mislimo reci da mi znamo kojim ce
Sc pravcem okfenuti liberal. Naravno,s mi Sc
madame da ee ono sto je plemenito liberal
MIN tradcijama trijumfovati da &c Sc pri
druziti silama socijane revolucije progresa
Ali ovoliko je sigurno: Radni6ka klasa je dos
tatna sebi ona ne bi trebala da trazi niti da
Sc naslanja ma niciji stap. Radnicka klasa
jedinjena poltick i organizovana jednu
mocnu Socijalisticku Industrijalnu Juniju,
predstavlia neoborivu silu. Radnic he trebaju
da Sc cd nkoga nadaju. Oni mogu sami dob
ii svet mira izobilja "a sebe!
WEEKLY PEOPLE.
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Piknik u Chicago. Ill.

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Unedj Erie Ogrncis L.
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SWIM MPRETPLATNICIMA RADNlCkE BONbF1.

Owe godne a5 godna cd kada e pokenua RAD
NIcKA BoRBA organ Jugosavenske Fedacie L. P Ia 80 go
dina ona nepekidno Markcka svetlost medu radnc
ma naseg eza ucla in e kako da ostalm radnm oooo
d naiamnog druveni poredak ndustr
ialnu Repubku &c svi kon canov drustva uz
srogo prdrzavaa Marksove To-
b delo samh
Takoder tumG radnicma naseg jezka da
ako zele osoboden oni moau ganovat
poticki kako uc S. L. P te miriam civiloVan ma
Gin reorganzovai bazi ekonomske jednakos
BORBA e cello to nemosrdno sbala one
pokrete zagovara batsvo zmedu ranick kapastc
ke izmedu opova opackanh Takodr je
cinencama dokazvaa da kapiazam moze retor
MIN pobolsati adncko
'stane poboljsati Socjalizmu
besni kome snovi kceri
dustvenog bogastva Radnicka deca
zbog mankavo hrane Rodtei udi zene trp
opve policari varaju radneku kasu
zbrci medu ugoslavnskim
zem Radncka Borba jedna koja sr
sveo nom obasava tamu Ona otvara oc radncma rad
uc i'll kako osobode vh nesre6a muka koe pr
trpe do kapazm razor Ona trazi pomoc
vi jedn koi joj pruz jer predavlja
klasne interese eh oeaad, u
opsanak RADNIcKOJ BORBI, bi BIZ
la anju produz svoom misijom msjom prosvecivanu
oganzovanu jugosavensih adnka godsnje prreduju
vencijske Skupsne kojima jube sampe pa-
nu prsustvovat konvenci proz voje poge otuda
d proge saju dole potpisanog
omoguce njen opstanak odgovore svojim duznostima.
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P
att
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Mother Chooses Blue

For her darling's wedding.
Mrs. Bailie chose dusty rose
chiffon and lace and her match
ing hat was trimmed with
flowers in soft blue-the same
shade which was carried out in
her corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Scherling appeared at
her sons wedding in hyacinth
blue chiffon with matching hat
trimmed in fuchsia flowers and
her corsage bouquet was OF
orchids.
Harold o. Love attended his
brother-in-law as best man and
Ensign John Shields of Duluth,
Mimi: Ensign George Petersen
OF Evanston, H.: Charles Solar
of Ann Arbor and Jack Mont
gomery of Detroit seated the
numerous guests.
Following reception at the
Detroit Yacht Club, the couple
left for a two-week stay in the
East.
The Detroit Association Of
University of Michigan Women
has been busy dreaming up a
great luncheon At the Rackham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
ShuelIs st Graduation

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shuell,
with Patsy and John. left
Wednesday for Northampton.
Mass. 10 be present at the
graduation of their daughter,
Barbara Shuell, from Smith
College.
They will be joined in North
ampton by another daughter,
Jeanne. who has been the guest
Of her fiance's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wolf. at Greens
Farms, Conn, for a few weeks.
Patsy and Jeanne will both
be guests Of the Volts until
after June 10, when George Jr.
will be graduated from Yale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
s.r Gabeock> Engagement fame, K 1lIeh A. Announced
DosmoH Host
AtNoon|isht
"Wednesday

YOUNG things who have been
= impatiently awaiting the
moonlight boat season will be
glad to know that it is virtually
at hand.
One of the first will take of
from the dock Wednesday eves
ming with Dosmo as host.
The committee for the affair
includes Ted Shame, who is also
the club president, Jack Muir,
Bill Brown and Bob Fregolle.
Cotton Csper Friday
What could be more appropri-
ate for June than a Cotton
Caper?
T. NJ. r. is putting one on-at
Hedges the date is next
Friday.
The club will buy war savings
stamps with the proceeds, we
hear.
Nan Hudnut Is chairman of :
the committee, which includes
Anna Marie Evans, Jean Ed
wards, Peg Beison. Jean Deeney.
Anness Benson and Lillian
Dodge.
Virtually sure TO he on hand
for the big evening are pledges
Joan McAllen, Marion Rouen,
Doh Hudnut and Lois Irving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Round About TOUn
Elizabeth Bai|ie. WEEDS
Ensign R. E. Scher|ins
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

Memorial Building - same to
materialize June ID at 1890
o'clock.
This, we understand, Is the
final conclave OF the year and
all University OF Michigan
alumnae are cordially invited TO
attend.
In addition to an election and
the reports of officers always
heard at this annual meeting,
the program will feature an
address by Donald X. Anderson,
director OF the University Of
Michigan News Service.
Mr.. A. will discuss the Y. OF
M. in relation to the war situa-
ton.
The association will entertain
las its guests Mrs. Alexander X.
Ruthyen. Dean Alice Lloyd.
Mrs. Beach Conger, Mrs. Myra
Jordan. Mrs Albert Kahn and
Mrs. Irene johnson.
reservations, they~Say, may De
made through Mrs. Harte Dem
ing and Mrs. Douglas Woughter.
Announce Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter I. Nc
Kenzie of Birchcrest drive an
nounce the marriage on May %
of their daughter, Miss Barbara
Loveday Mckenzie, and Pvt.
First Class Thomas Henry
Holmquist OF the SIND Pursuit
Squadron at Wilmington. N. c.
The bridegroom is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Holm
quist of Detroit.
The Palmer Woods Garden
Club will, IL is said. hold that
next meeting June & at 2 o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Still Helping China

Mrs. Barbara WICK Henry ana
her co.workers, deeply interest
ed in the relief OF embattled
China, solicited special gifts that
helped put Detroit's campaign
for China relief far above the
national average. This campaign
Is still in progress.
The Volunteers OF America
undertook the salvaging of waste
and sent out q call for papers.
rags. clothing. iron, tin, kitchen
grease.
In April, the last completely
tabulated month, the Detroit
group had secured the largest
amount of salvage ever collected
by any independent unit in any
one month in the nations his
tory.
Now In progress is the Navy
Relief Drive. the first outside
appeal for aid in l22 years of
existence.
Mrs. Arthur Gardner was
summoned to aid in this cam
paign and checks, still arriving.
began to pour in. Anchorettes.
too. helped to swell the total as
they passed among crowds at
navy functions.
And today Detroit's Navy Re-
lief campaign Is closer to its
quota than that of any large
city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Bride-EIeef in Oresndy

The young bride-elect, just
finished a week OF festivities of
graduating from Kings wood.
wore for her party q frock OF
pink and lavender organdy with
an orchid corsage bouquet.
Mrs Babcock's gown was OF
mint green crepe, and Mrs.
Weeks wore powder blue lace.
Besides the two marrie d
daughters of the house, Mrs.
Robert ]. Vinton and Mrs. j.
Reed Alexander tune and Har-
riett Babcock). Mrs. Babcock's
assistants included Mrs. Charles
B. Bohn Of Crosse Pointe, Mrs.
Frank Peck of Kenilworth, Ill,
Mrs. c. Edward Price, Mrs. Earl
d. Rutherford, Mrs. Robert X.
Vinton and Mrs. II. A. Prussing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hills,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Salisbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck
all came over from Chicago for
the event and are staying the
weekend with the Babcocks,
as is Mrs. George Halman who
has just come up from Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks enter
tanned at a family dinner party
Monday evening for Miss Bah
cock and their son, who is a
Cranbrook graduate and at
tended Colby College where he
was a member Of d. X. z.
frafarrify
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Mrs. Hitchcock Hostess

Mrs. Hugh w. Hitchcock will
open her home In Lowell court
Tuesday for the final meeting
Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF
Christ Church Cranbrook.
Members win bring their own
lunchboxes and coffee will be
served in the garden. jeanette
Nicol and Mrs. Grant Watt will
assist Mrs. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Otto Kern is in st. Louis
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. David
N. Viger. She will also see her
nephew, Bob Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
White and their three daugh-
tiers, Maryline. Honey Mayo and
Barbara. moved this weekend
from Woodward avenue 10
Cleveland. where they will
make their future home. Bar
bara was a member of the
graduating class at Bloomfield
Hills School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Paddocks Expected

Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS F.
PADDOCK of Touraine road
are expected home at the end of
the week from Roswell, N. NJ,
where they journeyed to attend
the graduation of Mrs. Pad
docks son. Homer L. Bigelow,
from the New Mexico Military
Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

MRS. HARRY A. GRIFFITHS
of Neff road is leaving this week.
end for indianapolis. Thence she
will go on TO Weston, Mass, TO
pass the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
OAR Meets June l3

The Gen. Josiah Harmar
chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution will hold
the last meeting of the year
June 10 at Devon Gables.
Luncheon, they advise, will be
on tap at l o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph E. WiSner. state
chairman and national general
vice chairman of the Junior
American Citizens, will be
speaker of the day.
Mrs. Dwight w. Slater, newly
elected regent, will preside at
the meeting and Mrs. Matthew
R.~Hansen, second vice regent,
will be~~in charge of arrange
ments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

This Sunday is the day Of the
tea and games party which Bel
Sou Club is giving at Dolly
Townsend's house.
Among the members OF this
newly formed and active group
are Mary Ellen Boutwell,, Martie
Romer. Polly Bushnell, Jackie
Winans, Mary Lou Jeakle and
Kay Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Charles Fereusons to Return

Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES D.
FERGUSON of the Wardell are
expected back this weekend
from New York and Atlantic
Citu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

in the home Of Mrs. George
Fredericks of Lucerne drive.
Each member had better
bring a flower arrangement
which will be effective on either
a dining or console table.
Come June "a. gigantic
bridge tea will be held at Man
resa, North Woodward at Quar-
ton road in Bloomfield Hills.
This, we understand, will
benefit the Jesuit Seminary Aid
Association.
Chairman of the party Is Mrs.
Charles L. Palms Jr. and CO.
chairman is Mrs. Arthur G.
Kirchner.
Mrs. Frederick j. Ward heads
the committee arranging the tea
tables and is to be assisted by
Mrs. Julian j. Cheviron, while
Mrs. Herman Browe is heading
the committee on table prizes
with the assistance of Mrs.
George ]. Brett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Heroines
Without Aid
OF Uniforms

NOOntfhucu frOm Tbkc OncD
marines coast guardsmen wanted
10000, 900 books for their camp
Libraries. -
Detroit's quota-154, 900 books
was oversubscribed by 80 per
cent while the rest of the coun-
try was 80 per cent under ITS
quota.
A few of the women who or
ganized schools. churches. office
buildings In this campaign were
Miss Mary O'Neil Of the USO;
Mrs. James b. Angel, Miss
Betty Danahey, Mrs. James
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Gertrude Gar
diner, Mrs. Alice L. Goddard.
Mrs. w. A. Hudson. Mrs. K. X.
Matlock threw the efforts of
the American Women's Volun-
tary Service into the breach
with a street-to-street collection.
Mrs. Willard l.. Pope stepped
in to run the Russian Relief
Campaign and Detroit raised Is
per cent more than Chicago, TO
help her hard fighting ally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Wears Shell Pink

The veil OF white net fell
from a crown OF seed pearls and
her bouquet was of Snow White
roses and stephanotis.
The marquisette dresses OF
her attendants were alike ex-
cept TO color. They were made
on princess lines with flaring
skirts.
Miss Mildred Thomas OF Oak
Park, Ill. the maid of honor,
wore shell pink and the brides
maids, who were in aquamarine.
included Miss Dorothy Merki of
Toledo, o.; Mrs. Harold o.
Love, Mrs William Aust Jr.
and Miss Geraldine Brandt of
Detroit.
They sported fitted head
pieces of pastel flowers and
carried arm bouquets of the
same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
MISS ELIZABETH JEANNE

MISS ELIZABETH JEANNE
Ava BAILIE, beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mellen
Bailie, became the bride Of En-
sign Richard Edward Scherling,
USNR, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
J. Scherling, Saturday afternoon
at the Church of the Covenant
with the Rev. l.. Wendell Taylor
reading the service.
White tapers and large ar
rangements OF white flowers
decorated the altar which was
also banked with ,cybodium
fern and palm.
The bride wore white taffeta
fashioned on colonial lines, the
fitted bodice flaring into a.
hoped skirt which was caught
in two places TO form three
scallops showing the ruffles of
lace,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
200 Attend
Parents | ca
In Bloomfield

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, June s.
GUESTS at the beautiful tea
~ given this afternoon by Mrs.
Irving Brown Bsbcock of Lone
Pine road were greatly sur
prised 10 find in the centerpiece
q cupid motif announcing the
engagement of Clover Scott
Bsbcock 10 James Rodney
Weeks Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Rodney Weeks OF Glengary
road.
The tea, 10 which more than
200 quests were invited, had
caused much speculation about
its inspirs ton. Mrs. Babcock
leading every one TO believe II
was in honor of Clover's gradu-
alton from Kingswood School,
Friday. Many friends had
thought IL was a debut for
(tONcI.
Pink and white peonies were
the background for the flower
arrangements, and the center
piece was formed OF two small
carved wooden silhouettes Of the
young couple holding a large
ring with their names carved In
the setting.
That there wsuld be no doubt
about the announcement, tiny
Joan Vinton and Ann Alexan-
der, 2 and 3-year-old grand
daughters OF Mrs. Babcock,
played about in their play pen
in the living room dressed as a
boy and girl. with labels Glover
and Jim" on their exquisite out
fits. The names were also iced
on the tea cakes.