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Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12


home tomorrow.
INDIANS BLAMED
Cripps blamed Indias critical
and unconstructive attitude" for the
failure of his negotiations and said
the hour had struck when India is
being driven inexorably into the
front line"
Now is the time for India and
her people to join their courage
strength and endurance in this
great worldwide army of common
people and to take their rightful
part in the war" he declared.
Il alone in India carry the re-
sponsibility of what happened-not
the commander in chief Gen. Sir
Archibald P. WavelD."
DEFENSE PLEDGED
Cripps pledged Great Britain to
do its utmost to defend India and
appealed to Indians to defend their
land against aggression to the last
Grips announced the offer had
been withdrawn at a press confer
ence following a formal statement
dOnllUtlng lldtly CnaC negotiations
had failed"
AS a result of replies received
from the parties, I have most re-
gretfully had to advise His Maj
esty's government that there has
not been such a measure of accept
ance to the proposals as to justify
their making a declaration in the
form of a draft. Therefore they
have been withdrawn" Cripps an
nounced.
He warned, at his press confer
ence. that India must devote her
self to a total war effort" to pre-
vent her woman and children from
those ghastly horrors which have
befallen her Chinese friends and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
Sea Captain Kills
Crew Member, Ends
Mutiny Of Sailors

Continued from Page One)
from their blouses.
This time Captain Row drew his
gun, halting the men momentarily
Despite his repeated warnings.
they edged closer, the captain said.
and he fired. Sing Younzchai, 90
said to have come from FoochoW,
China, was killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
MosIems Turning
To Allied Cause

WASHINGTON. April 11-(UP)-
Officials believed today the united
nations have won an important
diplomatic victory ever the axis in
the Near East with reports that the
entire Moslem world is swinging its
sympathieS toward the allies.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
Bill Would Boost
Work Week. Freeze
Status Of Unions

Continued from Page One)
important.
ON contracts costing 100000 the
contractor would be entitled to So
900 plus $1,000 or eight per cent
of 100000, or a profit of $4,000.
"On contracts of S1,000000 the
contractor would be entitled to
$4,000 plus $4,000, or eight per cent
CT s1,O00,0O0, a profit of 3.6 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
Eczema |tehinq>
Burning-Distress
Gets Quicker Ease and Comfort

During the past % years thousands OF
bottles of Moone's Emerald Oil have been
sold for just such troublesome externally
'aused skin conditions
Go to your Druggist today and get a
small original bottle of Emerald Oil and
Use as directed. You'll get relief quick
er than you ever xpected-aiding ma
ture, its sentative and emollient action
helps promote faster healing
Act today on our absolute guarantee
If satisfaction or unace. LEX.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
BOYS SENT TO
STATE SCHOOL

Arthur BaSquez DeIphlno CON-
bales and Leo Macs, young pea
pickers from Scmerton, Ariz., were
sent to the Preston School for Boys
Friday. They were arrested and
Jailed on morals charges.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
MEETING SCHEDULED

Den mothers and chiefs CT Cub
pack ITS are scheduled to meet at
the home of Mrs. Andrew Dilbeck
1899 Wensley. Monday at 7:30 p.
m, to get acquainted with the new
Cubmaster, Grant Broadhead and
make pack plans for the remaining
school period and over the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
Scanning I.V.
News Horizon
DECREE GRANTED

An interlocutory divorce decree
was granted in superior court Fri
day to Mauro Hernandez in his suit
against Myrtle Dolores Hernandez.
He accused her of extreme cruelty
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
COURT GRANTS DIVORCE

Dorothy NJ. Conover Friday was
granted an interlocutory divorce
from Oscar d. Conover.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
Hutton Breaks Silence
To Back FuWcett, Moore

Mayor Bob Hatton Saturday
broke his official silence on the FL
Centre city election a silence he
had steadfastly maintained until
all the facts are in," and called
upon every sane thinking voter"
to return Councilman H. w. Faw-
cett and P. L. Moore to their
rightful places on the city council" D"
Hatton said he was asking for the
reelection of Fawcett and Moore
only after carefully weighing the
qualifications, and measuring the
calibre of the four candidates
II have come to the conclusion,
after much deliberation, that as to
qualifications, there can be no doubt
that Fawcett and Moore are the
men to guide the destiny of our city
in these trying times
AS to calibre, leave the voters
to decide for themselves.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
OBTAINS DIVORCE

Delfino Matus Friday was grant
ed an interlocutory divorce from
Adalena Matus on the grounds of
wilful desertion.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
CHARACTER ASSASSINATION

Politics being what it is, We can
all expect a certain amount of char
acter assassination. And so long as
the assassinS have some semblance
of a fact to dignity their tack-stab
bing. this form of attack, am told,
is quite legitimate.
But in this campaign Chester
Irving and p Ryerson, have COM
pletely overstepped the bounds of
decency."
Hatton, who has been opposed
bitterly by every one of the other
members of the council on occasion,
said he had intended to keep an
open mind throughout the cam
paign which ends with next Tues
days election. but that with so
much filth being strewn around,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12
SUIT GRANTED

The court Friday granted Mar
guerite Romero Hernandes a di-
vorce from Pedro Ortega Herman
dez. She accused him of extreme
cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-12

Seal announced he would leave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-12

50 LB. ICE BO%. porcelain lined.
like new A chair. table water pow
er pumps. and small suction pump,
fun size bod 10 exchange for single
bed All y. Huron
. PIECF-dining room set. Inquire
72i Mildred ST.
COT. Good Springs Mattress. Call at
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Employment

6npIoyment
Help Wanted Male
BUS BoY-wanted Apply at once.
Avon Restaurant. eos ". Michigan.
GAS STATION ATTENDANT $40
per week TO start. Give experience
and references Box K-3i, Care
Press
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
TWO ROOM COTTAGE apartment.
Adults 1885 y. Huron.
Rooms For Rent
CLEAN pleasant room for two men.
box sprinss. innerspring mattress.
sol y. Huron.
TWO ROOM furnished apartment.
1850 futile HI Rd., "a miles
South East 81 Whitaker.
LARGE furnished room With private
bathroom. for 5 men. Inquire SIS
Normal St
ROOM for three men. showers. near
Bomber and restaurants. Robert
Gretzlnger. 1919 f. Davis.
ROOM TO RENT. twin beds. for
SsstP
WAR WORKERS, Sleeping. quar-
fsrS. Men and married couples No
LIQUOR. Cooking privileges. r Rose
boom mi south saline, on Macon
Rd. Ph. l4i-F-c2. Saline.
ROOMS for men. Bomber Plant. Bus
Service. So35 Whitaker Road.
ma All cnnveni,res Rosrd on.
tionai RuS s.ryire pbors ynsi
oO04p
,5r,.Is,,,,, -. - e. 49,
bosrd on,ionaI "A niles Out
WssSta,,w onA block North on
Nsihetch on Vest Whittier Rd,.
md house. Pm. 2o4s-R.
ptFASA%r bastsd room with three
windows Tor two or three men.
$40 Vousht St. Phone SSH.
Room for two men 7oe Coll.xevood
pr 4s2.J
ROOM-Singl. bed, Bomber worker
nrefsrred Available ride. 1856
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opposite Ford Bomber
kLESEADY experienced in ladies
ready TO wear. call Dixie Shop.
IFS w. Michigan. Pm. 9ai
|FFICE GIRL for retail store. EXP.
unnecessary Call 1850 or write
Box K-30 care Press
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Signed
n. g. HOLMES
APPOINTMENT or ADMIEIsrRA-
TOR

No 327s0
STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate court for tue County OF wash
tenaW
At session 81 said Court. held a.
the Probate office In the cry Of
Ann At1or. in said County on the
2ith day Of August. A. p i9i2.
Present, Hon. Jay G. Pray. Judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Loyal Moore, Deceased
Marie Moore having filed in said
Court hor petition praying that
tho administration ~ said estate ue
granted 70 Tracy l. Tow ner or -
some other suitable person.
II r. ordered. Tint trA gard day
~ September \. II. 1859, a. ten o.
clock lu tho forenoon. at said Pro-
bate office be and is hereby APP
pointed for hearing said petition.
II Is Furf TIER Ordered That pub
'i- notice thereof be given hv pub
/ iication - copy 81 tAis order. once
each week for three successive weeks
previous 70 said day Of hearing. in
no Ypsilaut psIly Presv. news
paper printed and circulated I'm said
County
JAY G PRAY. Judge Of Probats.
true copy
Nora o BorEert, Register Of Pro-
bate
ADJ saf7
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Employment
Help Wanted, Female

kLESLADY for retail store. Mich
igan China Co 2727 +. Michigan.
Iopposite Ford Bomber
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- Real Estate
A... e. -.

40 PEARL 1854
Insurance OF all kinds In honorabls
stock companies.
S ROOM House for sale. would con
slider house trailer. III North la
MAY.
YOUR housing problem solved Well
furnished seven room cottage on
sand Lake. I.euaWse County. Easily
convertible for year around home
bus service. twelve grade school
modern facilities. Bomber Plant.
with bus service. Priced at
s2.500.00. one Thousand down
shown by owner on appointment.
Box k-54. care Press
SEVEN room house and garage,
$500 down. balance on terms In
quire at les Miles St
ATTRACTIVE large sized five
room bungalow, bath furnace. fine
recreation room $500. Terms Il
Peet, 80 \ Huron St. Ph. 1871
PEARL ST.-fiye room modern
bungalow, oak floors. plenty OF
fruit and berries. garage 5000.
Terms. H. Peet, 50 y. Huron St.
Phone 1871
SIX ROOM modern house. centrally
located, large lot. lovely lawn and
shrubhery, excellent garage. $500
Easy terms. n. Peet, SO y. Huron
S. Phone 1871.
ACRES beautiful large shade trees
Ike park \ room house bath. fur
mace. barn chicken house. Near T.
Michigan Ave. on Prospect 50.
Price $4,000. Terms $1,000 down. II.
Feet, 50 \. Huron st, 1871
CORNER room house, fireplace.
hardwood floor. dining room, nice
basement. furnace. block from T..
Michigan Ave, $3675 close in. H.
Peet. 80 y. Huron St. 1871
CROSS ST. Modern apartment house
II rooms, - rooms on first and
second floors, room attractive
apartment in basement garage
corner income property. low price
II. Peet, 50 y, Huron st. 1871.
HAMILTON ST.-close in. corner. II
room modern attractive house
centrally located for income Rea-
sonably priced. Terms. II. Feet
SO \. Huron st, 1871
NEW rooms and bath. oak and
pine floors. fun bath. sink and
cupboards. $4,000 with $500 down
Phone Ralph f. Smsllidge. ESQ. 9Sl
Pearl St
NEAR POST OFFICE - room In
come apartment house, apart
ment. beautiful large lot Priced
SOUTHEAST Section Ann Arbor
Six rooms. modern. newly decorat-
ed throughout. large living room.
fireplace garage, terms. Attractive
price for cash. Immediate posses
sion. Phone 9OO5-S67!. Ann Arhor.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale
NOW THERE ARE FIVE
BRAND new houses Tor sale IN
Prospect Park subdivision. At
tracttNe five room homes. COM
plete iu leNery detail All FLA
approved vita FILA loans avail
able Extra value In tie uufin-
ished upstairs and recreation
room space. Fine location near
city park. school and stores.
$500 Co $500.
l. RODGERS SYLVESTER
So7 r Forest Ave. Phone ti9
CLARK ROAD 81 acres on corner
with modern room house Orch
srd. II Peet 50 y. Huron ST 1877
houses For Rent
, BEDROOM mod.rn house 37sc
I.aWudale Ave Woodland Reach.
Monroe County Michigan. $50 per
month A. property SUNDAY or call
Bedford 02tt. Detroit
y ROOMS electricity furnished s
miles from Bomber Phone -S7sl9
Ann Aruor.
Lake Property For Sale
THREE ROOM lake cottage. FUR
utshed. seven miles from Bomber
plant Phone l52l-W
Financial
Wanted To Borrow
NEED FINANCE 100000. on pro-
curing patent otto Grabs. Gen
Del Npsilanti Mich.
Merchandise
Exchange
EXCHANGE your wheat with US
for Hsydens 1900 Enriched Flour
We gite 9f'a lM sack Tor 90 lbs,
wheat. save driving TO Tecumssh.
lpsilanu Farm Bureau.
Farm Products For Sale
CONCORD GRAPES and tomatoes
pick them Yourself Frank Rom
tninskt l1tS Ellis Road
TOMATOES pick them Yourself
65c bu. 1910 E Cross.
FOR SALE-Tomatoes 50 cents a
husael Pick them Yourself $50
River
FOR SALE Grapes soc bu Pick
them yourself Bring baskets $500
stony creek Rd
HOME GROWN Honey Rock melons
by hushol cheap 1910 r. cross.
CONCORD GRAPES Pick them your
self 15c hu. 40 sunday picking.
T. Adiska. $500 Bemis Rd
PICKLES fresh beans, fresh picked
Tuesday. Friday nights. other veg-
otabies, flowers. sl6 Railroad st
LARGE mesty suh-scid canning to-
mltocs. hand sorted, 400 hushel
Mueller's $3.50 Whitaker I'd.
TONATOES-Pirk them yourself.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY only soc a
buslel Npsilanu Florist shop. $50
River 81
Household Furnishings
FOR SALE overstuffcd cha rs
In good condition. Reasonable. Fh
16f0-E
. PIECE living room suite. excellent
condition for sale. 2o7 Ballard.
so LR. ICE BOX. porcelain lined.
like new a chair. table water pow
er pumps. and small suction pump,
full size bod 10 exchange for single
bed. AT y Huron.
PIECF-dining room set Inquire
72i Mildred ST.
COT. Good Springs. Mattress. Call at
ST. Ferris afternoons.
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6hman & Oreenstreet
40 W. Michigan. Phone 1871

ROOM bungalow, bath. furnace
close in. $4,000. Terms. $500 down
$40 month. II. Peet, So y. Huron
St, l57l
NEAR Ecorse Road. s room house
furnace. $4,000. Terms. $3.50 down
II. Peet 50 y. Huron ST, 1871.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MODEL AIRCRAFT kits. and supp
lies. boats. kites; magazines. a
price. open daily. Hobby siop
5l7 " Cross
NATIONAL cash Register for sale
Niedman Auto TO. Phone 232
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WANTED-First class mechanic
Steady work. Also used truck
state make and price. Box KISS,
Press
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7 Y :.
In good condition. Reasonable. Pm
fE4O-E
. PIECE living room suite. excellent
condition for sale. 2o7 Ballard.
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Lake Property For sale

THREE ROOM lake cottage. FUR
uished. seven miles from Bomber
plant. Phone l52l-W
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Employment
Help Wanted-FemsIe

EXPERIENCED Saleslsdy wanted
Apply in person Nisslys-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-14
DUANE VOLUNTEERS
CHAPTER XIX

AS Nom Miller had expected
1t would, the luncheon for the
two cadets in her home turned
out happily. Indeed, it is i'm
possible to damage soldier NOR
ale with a friendly home-cooked
meal.
Norman Dana left the table
literally pounding hiss chest.
Let me at 'em!" he boosted.
I'm the air or on the ground!"
MONS propaganda has to do
with on-the- ground scrappine
first" Blythe reminded them.
And the field of battle is a
football field"
MON Miller" N o m a n
pinched Mrs. Miller's cheek,
"for. you I'll make q personal
touchdown. What about it, Ho-
GAM"
"Shake!" said Duane.
That's the mood they were
in. Nom was starry-eyed with
pleasure, and Pop himself BEAM
ed at his two talented lads"
Blythe couldn't keep from COW
ertly watching Nancy Hale.
Blythe's own smile was of sur
face depth only. Inside, she felt
darkness like an impending
doom.
When Norman, Duane, Nancy
and little Scooter were leaving,
Blythe stole a moment alone in
her room. 1--WE got to manage
somehow not to upset things"
she reasoned, frantically. I'm
til. . until l can think what to
dol"
Think what to do. That was
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. SERIAL STORY
PLAY BY PLAY
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON
coPYRloHT. toA1.
NgA ogRvIcI. INC,

the problem which weighed on
her. She had overheard Nancy
agree to drug the two players,
but she had not been able to
work out a suitable counter
plan. She had simply procras-
tinated, torn miserably from
within, in the wishful little
child feeling that something
good would probably turn up to
solve the problem for her.
Nancy and baby Scooter left
the Miller home first. Pop had
orders to lie down and rest an
hour, and Nancy would 60 on
back to care for his office where
there was a lot of going and
coming here in the week of the
State u. game. Then Norman
left; he had two hours of flying
duty before he could report
back for the last football work
out. Blythe overheard them, de-
parting. She was about to de-
eide on going with Nancy when
she heard Duane speak.
IF you aren't going to sleep,
Pop" he drawled, gently, mind
if l kind of sit with you? I'm
on leave, you know"
I'D be tickled, son. Sleep IS
for babies!"
Eyes, sir"
Nom was staring out the
door. THAT Nancy! Tlk-tlk-
Tiki Nom clucked her tongue in
benign blessing. IF she amt
the darlingest thing!"
Eyes, ma'am," Duane agreed,
courteously.
Duane, l wonder if you
know how much you have
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Board Of Education

BOARD OF EDUCATION
The regular meeting OF the Board of
Education was held Tuesday. Novem-
Der 10. le42. at o'clock in the offices
Of William T. Kelly.
Members present; william T. Kelly.
Lawrence Schott.
Members absent: Paul schanher.
The meeting was called to order by
the President and the minutes of the
The report of the Librarian WAS read
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
The following report OF the Treasurer
was read and ordered spread upon
TREAsURER's REPORT
rsaeAsrs' Fsna
Oct / Cash ON hand sa37so.7s
Receipts 7e4.oi
Voucher. paid s7sss.S
Nov. Cash on hand . 7oe5. %
General Fsnd
Oct. Cash on hand . $500
Vouchers paid ieis7.s6
Nov. / Acct. oysrd'n sio4os.ss
Library Fund
Ie42
Oct. Cash on hand . s7s7.sa
Receipts 74.el
Total B07273
Vouchers paid ll77.2o
Nov. Cash on hand . 4ses.A
Bond and Interest Fund
Oct. Cash on hand o0s70s.i7
ReceiptS SOl5S
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Takoma Park and Silver Sbrine
Ann Bovard Goes to California
To Marry 1t. John R. Pailthor rp
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Calls to Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary With Dinner PARTY

returning today, but Mrs. Cullum
will remain until the first of the
month. Mrs. Wood is the former
Miss Hilda Cato of Silve er Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phipps of
Takoma Park are spending two
weeks in Mississippi.
Mrs. Ralph E. Gould of Woodside
Park is spending several weeks in
Worcester, Mass, where she is visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Arthur L. Blakeslee is return
ing to Silver Spring this week end
from Richmond, where she visited
her son, Mr.. Arthur Blakeslee, jr.,
and his family.
The lovely gardens of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Williams in Wood
side Park were the scene of an at
tractively arranged plant and gar
den mart yesterday. Luncheon was
served before the outdoor fireplace
and the various tables of plants.
shrubs, novelties and all kinds of
foods prepared by prominent resi-
dents from their favorite recipes
were in the garden house. Funds
are to be used in helping to land
scape the grounds of the Silver
Spring Health Center. The affair
was held by the Silver Spring Gar
den Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Urban and
their children, Joseph, Adeline and
Samuel, former residents of Wash
ington, are now making their home
on Glenview road in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Frank F. Smith is returning
to Silver Spring this week end from
Wlllimantic, Conn, where he closed
the Smith summer cottage. He will
be accompanied on his return by his
father. Mr.. Frederick Smith, who
will spend the winter here with his
son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Stack
have visiting them for several weeks
the formers mother, Mrs. E. A.
Stack of Boston.
Mrs. Frank R. Strunk is again in
her home in Takoma Park after a
visit in Lost City, w. Va, with her
sister, Mrs. Jessie F. Miller.
Mrs. H. w. Bressler of Silver
Spring is leaving tomorrow for Sun
bury, Pa, to spend two weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Stohler. 1t. Bressler, US. N, is in
Norfolk for a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Franzina of
Takoma Park have as their house
guest his mother, Mrs. Cenora Fran
zina of Cicero, Ind.
Mrs. w. H. Peters of Roscoe, N. Y,
is spending month with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. M. Linthicum of Ia
koma Park, and her father, Mr..
Frank Frisbie of near Laurel.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
The Mayfower
Society to Mark
Compact Day
Dinner and Program
To Celebrate 322d
4 4nnfUerS0ry

The Society of Mayfiower De-
scendants in the District of Colum-
bia already is making plans for its
annual celebration of Mayflower
Compact Day, November 81. This
will be the 322d anniversary of the
signing of the famous document on
the ship Mayfower in Cape Cod
Bay. The society will have a din
ner that evening with an appropri-
ate program, including radio ad-
dress, which the governor of the
society, former Representative Mau-
rice H. Thatcher, will give, a Gus
tom which he established several
years ago.
Mr.. Thatcher was reelected gov
ernor Of the society at its annual
meeting last week and Is serving his
fourth consecutive term. Others
elected are Mr.. Wales c. Brewster,
deputy governor; Mrs. Pearl M.
Shaffer, secretary; Mrs. Shelton B.
Lamar, assistant secretary; Mr..
Winslow Herschel, captain; Mrs.
William Theophilus, elder; Mrs.
Warren E. Emley, treasurer; Miss
Minnie S. Sutherland, librarian;
Mrs. William Sherman Walker, his
torian, and DR.. Ralph E. McAllister,
surgeon.
Additional members of the Board
OF Assistants elected are Mrs. Bertha
M. Robbins, Mrs. Gaius M. Brum-
baugh, Mrs. Mabel A. Barkley, Mrs.
Edith M. Gray, Mrs. Mary Carroll
Greathouse, DR.. E. v. Wilcox and
Mr.. Kingman Brewster.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

Wedding in West

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Lewis of
Clarksburg, Md, announce the mar
rlage OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Louisa Lewis, to Mr.. Walter H. Ma
gruder, son of Mrs. John w. Davis
of Dickerson and the late Mr.,
Thomas H. Magruder.
The ceremony took place October
7 in Cody, Wyo., and the Rev. John
F. Mclaughlin of Christ Church
of1iciated. Mrs. j. Webster Paxton
of Arlington was the brides only
attendant and Mr.. Stanley Evans of
Fort Peck, Mont. served as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder will make
their home after November l at
Fort Peck, where he is a civilian
employe of the War Department.