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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
EVERY WORD UNTRUE

Unfortunately YOU cant lombard
tais capital proclivity to gossip with
objective sermonizing. You have to
mention cases to point out what
amounts TO a vicious fifth column
Ct Self-SOWn. anti-AmeriCan propa-
e;LG3. II il BE- true that the Jap
aLaSe embassy in Spain IS plotting
% overthrow the American govern
atnt by propaganda warfare. as
III Office of Facts and Figures
CHARGED il an official handOut. the
laps don't need TO worry, for the
Ioh j. being done by auto-intoXi-
c..tlon Washington is feeding it
IL poison throuch the circulation
i stUff ike the following in no
item of which is there a single bit
of truth, though all are repeated in
dead seriousness by the gossip mon
ECrS.
ItGir-Au The recent criticism of
he Office Of Civilian Defense has
hCen inspired by the American
Lcgl1n to promote disunity so that
Inc veterans organizations can take
OYER CCD to save it, and thus
seize control of the government to
c1ea.e 4 F0sciSt state
I.em-Sure the California Japs
= willing to be moved inland-so
taer can spread their fifth col-rln
. nost; in the interior Of tha coun-
- and prepare the ground for
H~lding forces
Item-The war is already IS Per
dent lost. The United States will
e invaded on both oceans and the
5efandng forces will be driven in
rd ill they hold no more Of the
country than, say. parts Of Kan
and Nebraska. Maybe we'll be
{ Die 10 rally, then, and drive the
Invaders out
Item-The U S Navy is the most
o@evreted organization in the coun-
=. i Is differed By snobs who
Hc perfected a ate system so
loa2 that men Of ability can't
ye~satcd organization in the coun-
= King and socially prcSentahle
I'cm- DID YOU hear what
naming high government
atIcial sad to the Chinese am
Dassador2 10? He said. "W"ll lick
.sese yellow devils yet
Itcm-Eayv orders aye Of two
Ind co1f dcH'i1l and secret, Va
= plgeS who play bridge 'opa'he"
aas, al0n9 the confidential orders
~ da" after they're issued but It
IKE. about three or four dags for
tho secret ones 10 get into general
CIRCULATION.
ten
- thatE cncugh.
But repeating-there is not one
aord of truth in any of these items.
NOU YOU KNOW
Inc arc presented here 70 give
yGu closeup Of what propa-
sarda lie looks like when Us in
lack aid white Washington gos-
y passes along dozens OF stories
liz these every day and Hitler.
Coebbels and Co low them for 1t.
Eeard Or told On" at time,
'lc.e probably max" no imrreSslon
Frcsenfed II bunch like this. you
e me 70 rralIZc how serious a Whis-
rcrlna D.Gt 10 undermine American
eaarae'r". conf dchcc and courage
oaa tr Tic shame Of this one is
Ia = j. Aot made in Gcrmp"y
80 u.ae IA Japan but made in the
aDfa .. .hc good OLD USA
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
Editorials and Comment

EDITORS NOTE: The foHoWIng edit
oriqiS are presented as interesting Opin-
ions UOiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this D0per.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
lCk ON T
MAKE BATH
WATER FRAGRANT

For INSTANCE, w W0"m HH'a Z
needn't be a two or thr"2-hour Al
fair. but il should be allotted Il 4o5a
Ealf hour, and il you caa arrange
to have it every cvening you're
dressing and goin4 our. O. =. iaHst
twice q week
And make the wa,er II. sia:..,,...
refreshingIy fragrant with d .o.d
water sof,encr on bubble prepara-
ten.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

My trouble is that folks don't think
about me, the actor. but me the target
-Melvyn Douglas, returning to Holly
wood from his Washington Office Of Civ
ilIan DefanSe i0h
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
CURRENT QUOTATIONS

The primary purpo.a of my coming to
Australia is the relief Of the Philippines
| came through and shall return.-lien
Douglas MacArthur
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Reasonable criticism is enc thing. Eio-
lent denunciation tenaing to undermine
the Army and depress the whole popu-
latioa is quite another-Blitisb Home
Secretary Herbert Morrison, threatening
y s.ppre&s London Dolly Mrr0r.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

In tie dictatolships. law in what the
dicta.Crs say it is. Such commands are
e far from true law as the commands Of
a kighWayman.-Federal Judge Robert
~ Wilkin Of Cleveland.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

The present small stock Of new tire,
on hand is all We have between Us and
the ,trangulation Of traffic-Cyrus NJ
Cormick, Office Of Price Administration
executive
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Fa<ci>nl in South America is more alien
than fa&cism in the United States where
il hides under native faces . the ideol-
ogy under the relationships Of Latin
America always is romanticalIy d-mocra-
tic, raciaIly universalistic, emoUonaliy
Chrjstian.-Wddo Frank /. S. "ditor
and writer
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

= fIdT cDC U2I.
But epeating-there is not one
aord of truth in any of these items
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Nature Gave You a Girdle,
Exercise Will Keep II Firm
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

This is another OF a series OF
articles By Ida Jean Kahn IN
which she describes a physical
fitness program for 1Comen dur-
ing tUdrtimc. Today: the mus
culor girdle and the Importance
Of Keeping it IN condition.
THE MIDDLE-AGED spread
has nothing to do with age. You
can get il at 20, or skip il at
so. What makes the difference
is the condition of your mus
cular girdle.
You ought to know about this
girdle. Nature designed it and
il has a three-way control. To
balance each other and give you
the best possible support, the
muscles run in different direc-
tionS.
There are long, narrow mus
cles running the full length of
the midSection from wishbone TO
pelvis. Then, a set of broad
muscles come in on the bias.
And for good measure, under
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Cooking School
tomorrow

TOMORROW ARKs the
opening of The Detroit Times
cooking school season. Class will
be held in the auditorimum on
The fifth floor of our building
md will start at 100 in the aft
eynoon, with doors open at l
o'clock.
Ordinarily these schools are
for members of the Homemakers
Club only. but this being war
time, we are inviting all OF our
readers 10 attend so they
may know how 10 make the
most of their victory gardens.
Tomorrow'S class will be on
canning. Prudence Penny, home
bread sandwiches.
economist of The Detroit Times,
will conduct the school and she
has called her miscellany Of
recipes. Last OF the Garde n
Picking"
You VIII see prepared: Chill
sauce. sweet chunk pickles, beet
relish, vegetable puree and a
pickle combination.
Included. too, will bee direc-
tions for using coffee and may
onnaise jars with a new fiat lid.
details on bottling juices and
sealing with wax.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Marriage Announced

MR.. AND MRS. RICHARD
ALBERT KETTNER announce
the marriage on August 81 in
Boston, Mass, of their daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Jeanne Kettner
and 1t. Kenneth Lambert Cum
mings of the United States Army
medical corps.
The bridegroom is the son OF
Mrs. r. j. Dugas Of Boston and
the late DR.. Ernest Cummings OF
Bridgeport, Conn.
Young Mrs. Cummings is a
graduate of the Detroit Con-
sServatoty of Music and the De-
troit Foundation Music School,
Lieutenant Cum mings re-
ceived his NJ. y. degree from the
University Of Louisville medical
school in 1871.
Mrs. Howard Jerry McCarty
(Lorraine Chambers held open
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

THE MINIMUM of fabric and
sewing time will be required TO
make this Anne Adams jumper,
Pattern 1922. It's in just two
pattern parts, plus straps. The
back is buttoned. Make the
blouse in bright contrast.
Pattern 4222 is available in
children's sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8.
Size 6, jumper, takes Is yards
80 inch; blouse, ! yard 35 inch.
Send 10 cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Still Time to Add Spicy
Bits TO Pickle Shelf
By PRUDENCE PENNY

YOU'LL WANT the pickle
shelves TO be packed with row
after row of crisp, spicy meal
accompaniments. There's no time
more suitable than the next few
days to build up this condiment
supply.
Pickles are going to be much
in demand this fall because oil
the growing popularity OF home
parties and late evening refresh
ments that call for relish trays.
Spices in Moderation
It's important to always use
fresh vegetables with a good
grade of cider vinegar and fresh
spices for picking.
Spices should be used in
moderation so as not 10 con-
ceal the flavor of the pickle.
Grape leaves added 10 the
cucumber impart a bright green
color and interesting flavor.
A tender, crisp and solid tex
ture are desirable in pickles.
These are developed by fermen-
tation which is brought about in
the brining process. This makes
the tissues firmer and extracts
water from them.
Too strong a brine softens
their texture while too weak
a solution permits spoilage.
A 10 per cent salt solution,
1913 cups of salt TO l gallon
of water is necessary to keep
pickles in good condition.
The most popular varieties
and probably the best known
are the sweet gherkin and the
dill. Making these properly is
easy when following simple
tested recipes.
Sweet Gherkins
/ gallon small green cucum-
bers
6 cups sugar
! tablespoon mixed picking
spice
1Ia quarts vinegar
cup water.
Wash and dry fresh cucum-
bers. Cover with brine made by
dissolving cup salt in gallon
water. Let stand "a hours.
Drain. Puncture each cucumber
in 2 or 3 places with a needle.
Simmer y of the sugar, all of
spices, vinegar and water 30
minutes. Add cucumbers. Sim
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

mer IS minutes more let stan
2 days.
Drain of liquid. Pack the
pickles in hot sterilized jars
Add the remaining sugar TO tho
liquid. Boil 5 minutes. Pour.
while hot. over the pickles anf
seal at once.
Dill Pickles
40 10 50 cucumberS
? ounces mixed pickle spice
Fresh dill
! pint vinegar
| pound salt
4 tablespoons sugar
2 gallons water.
Use freshly picked cucumbers
of uniform size and free from
blemish. Wash well and drain.
Into ) gallon crock place a
layer Of dill and spice. Fill the
lar with the cucumbers TO
within 5 inches Of top. Mix the
vinegar. salt, sugar and water
and pour over the vegetable.
Place a layer of dill over the
top. Cover with heavy plate
and weight it down TO hold the
vegetable under the brine. Use
only enough brine TO cover, for
as the liquid is drawn out of
the vegetable the jar may over
flow.
Each day remove the scum
that forms over the top and
keep the pickles at even room
temperature. about 20 degrees.
In about two weeks the pickles
are ready TO use . crisp, well
favored with dill and clear
throughout with no white spots
when cut.
For storage pack the cured
pickles in steriliZed quart jars,
and add u cup vinegar to each.
Fill jars with the strained pickle
brine after il has been brought
TO a boil and cooled. Seal jars
alright and store in a cool dry
place.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Miss Parrish
Honored by
Her Aunt
BY JACK L. OLIVER

MISS BETTY PARRISH, the
betrothed of Air Cadet Francis
Jones, was handsomely feted by
her aunt, Mrs. Elmer +. Tuttle,
at ner home in Hamilton drive,
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Tuttle used a particu-
larly stunning white silk or
CANDY cloth embroidered with
sprays of valley lilies. Atop this,
she used tall silver candelabra
with white tapers and centering
the table, a heart-shaped cake
embellished with a wedding bell
and valley lilies and wreathed
in smilaX.
Twenty-four white satin
streamers spread from the cake
10 the places laid for Betty's
friends with gifts for each, no
less.
All-in-alI, a beautifully APP
pointed gesture 10 this much
feted bride-elect
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

IT'S TIME to prepare that
box that's going overseas 10 a
service man mail bound for
over there takes lots Of time.
you know.
To help you choose just what
he will like best Mrs. Cornelius
Beeckman, etiquette editor Of
The Detroit Times, has compiled
a list of what the boys prefer.
Her list Is based on interviews
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

II Will be opened formally by
Byron 3 Webb. chairman of
the Oakland County Red Cross,
and Miss Ruth Kbmball, eXecu-
tive secretary. Mrs. Hugh Little,
r. ~, of Pontiac. chairman Of
the Home Nursing Committee,
Will preside.
Speakers The first morning
will include II. Col. Harold A.
Furlong. M.CU.S.A.. administra-
tor, Michigan Council OF De-
fense: Captain Lucas, chief Of
the orthopedic service. Selfridge
Field. member Of the Army Air
Corps, and Robert Kelso. Ph. D.,
director Of curriculum in social
work. University of Michigan,
the Horace r. Rackham School
Of Graduate Studies.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Diane Clancy Back at Pointe for Visit

DIANE CHANEY. Mrs. Dwight Douglas stunning
daughter.
Who has been in Portland, Ore, all summer.
Is back at the Pointe. for few days
Seeing all her friends and catching up the
Before taking off again. Wednesday. 80.
For the Ethel Walker School. in Simsbury, Conn.,.
Dorothy Bennett is home again
After something of a whirl Evanston, H..
Dorothy back with her sister Mrs William n.
Warner.
The former Betsy Bennett
And small William Jr.
Who, Will be recalled
Were here a visit with the Henry Howard BENEFITS
at the Ponte....
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

At a cocktail party given
Saturday -.
BY Pauline and her
sister. M arth a King
Frantz. -.
In her home in West Bos-
ton boulevard -.
Pauline. as you doubt
less know. 80.
Is the daughter of Mrs.
Paul King and the late Mr..
King 80.
And Tom is the son of the
Frank Flemings of Tyler ave-
nue.. -.
Mrs. King entertained
Sunday evening .
At a buffet supper for
both families. -.
Pauline went to the Uni
versity of Arizona 80.
And is an Alpha Phi. -.
Mrs. William Cartwright
of the Whittier.
Whisked off to Washing
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Seen at Green's

SEEN AT AL Green's:
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Hickey and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Nit
Chell-
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Brooks
with Miss Decide Brier--
Mrs. Arthur Bull and kin
George Beeman with 25 Of his
pals
Robert Dyar and Fran k
Brooks Jr.
Should you happen down TO
Michigan Central today, keep a
sharp lookout for three local
bellies who'll be getting under
way for Mary Baldwin College
dowr in Staunton, Va.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Nutrition Course
Starts Thursday

PRUDENCE PENNY, home
economist OF The Detroit Times,
will conduct another Red Cross
Nutrition course to be held on
Thursday afternoon from l TO 3
o'clock, starting next Thursday.
This is the same course as
given at the Times last spring
=. the 20-hour Red Cross Nutri-
ton course. At the completion
Of this course. those who pass
the examinations will receive a
Standard Nutrition Certificate,
issued by the American Red
Cross and will then be qualified
TO 60 on 10 the Canteen course.
We must ask that you tele-
phone your registration for the
course before September II, so
we may limit the class to the
number we can accommodate in
our auditorium. For reservations,
telephone The Detroit Times,
Cherry $500, line BAT.
AND THEN there's our De-
troit Times Homemakers' Club
Red Cross unit which has been
closed for the summer but now
opens again for one day a week,
starting Wednesday.
There is no more yarn for
knitting at the moment. but
there is sewing 10 be done. VIII
all members who wish 10 sew
for the Red Cross please report
for work next Wednesday?
The auditorium on the fifth
floor OF The Detroit Times Build
ing is the place: doors are open
AZ . a. m,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Others Going Soon
THE BELLIES

THE BELLIES:
Miss Rosalie Packard. Miss
Lois Mcintyre (both freshmen
and Miss Anne Gard.
Miss Mcintyre is graduate
of Miss Newman's School while
Miss Packard is fresh-out of
Liggett which is also the alma
mater of Miss Gard, who was
the schools May Queen, we re-
call year-before-last.
Miss Mildred Mohun and Miss
Maxine King will he leaving a
little later in the week for Mary
Baldwin, too, their extra days
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Leaves for Academy

HAROLD V. ROHM R.. son
Of the Harold V. Rohms of
Pleasant Ridge. left Friday for
Riverside Military Academy
down in Gainesville. Ga.
MRS. MAE SHAPERO Of
Richton avenue announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Jayne Shapero. and Cpl. Jerome
Oppenheim. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis OppenheNm OF San Juan
drive.
a The wedding took place in
Santa Cruz, Cal, September 6.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Red Cross
To Sponsor
Institute

OAKLAND COUNTY CHAP
TER Of the American Red Cross
is sponsoring an institute on
home nursing for graduate
nurses who teach home nursing
In Oakland County
II Will open Tuesday and con-
tinue through Thursday, from 10
2. m. until 4 p. m. in the Rack
ham Foundation Building.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Christmas Gifts for Service Men

with retail trade catering to the
service and with the boys them
selves.
What she learned will be pre-
sented in a series of two col
umns 10 be run on your Detroit
Times ems pages next
Thursday and Friday. Watch
for them then get started
on that Christmas box for
Johnny Doughboy overseas.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

house Sunday from 2 until 6
o'clock at the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan c.
Chambers of Stratford road.
Assisting this recent bride at
her tea table were Mrs. Cham
bers. Mrs. Dennis McCarty. Mrs.
F. f. Showerman and the Misses
Shirley Chambers, Betty Hen
bricks, Shirley Dow. Betty Har-
risor and Mrs. Creighton Holden.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
FOR EXTRA FLAVOR

PUREED APRICOTS or
prunes, popped up with a sug-
gestion of lemon juice or a bit or
orange marmalade. together with
smooth cream cheese make
tempting sandwich filings.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Neiqhborhood Club Chief at Show

MRS JOHN j OBRIEN, president of Neighborhood Club
who got in Saturday morning from Seal Hsrbor Me-.
where she has been all stopped in at the flower
show a.. on her her grandchildren.
Among other spectators. who also were exhibitors
were Mrs Frederick Clifford Ford Mrs. Allan Shden.
Beresford Palmer Mrs. Dexter Ferry Mrs. Sandish
Backus Miss Sarah Hendrie Misses Florence and
Marguerite Stroh. Mrs. Benjamin Warren.
Judges for the garden clubs Mrs. William b.
Thompson Of Bloomfield Hills Mrs Cyrus Kinsman Of
Crosse lie and Mrs. Donald James of Bloomfield Hills
Judges of canning Mrs. Ruth Graham and Miss
Marian Ryan. q.
Pauline King TO Wed Tom Fleming
PAULINE KINGS betroha ...
1ed
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Artistic Arrangement Of Vegetables

MRS. JOHN S NEWBERRY had artistic arrange
ment at the Crosse Pointe and Eastern Michigan Hort
cultural Show held in Neighborhood Club which wa
sensational.
It's nothing for Mrs Newberry TO off blue rib
bons
She had any number for her floral Masterpieces.
But this different.
was a collection of vegetables.
We counted than 25 varieties each exhibit per
feet with the deep purple plant the red and yellow
and green peppers red and green cabbage etc.. a.
blending into gorgeous picture.
Interest in this collection typical of the times a
the vegetables canned fruits and ees overshadowed tn
floral exhibits.
The children's Victory gardens sponsored by Neigh
hood Club. outstanding feature of the show
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

meath are layers of other mus
cleS.
This network of muscles forms
the abdominal wall, and from the
standpoint of fitness as well as
your figure it is most important
10 keep them in good tone.
Otherwise they take on fat and
spread like the strands of a
mesh shopping bag.
You need to exercise TO keep
these supporting muscles on
their Job of holding the abdom-
inal organs in place. In fact,
this is the one type of exercise
that no woman can get along
without.
If you are reducing your
weight, you must strengthen
these muscles to prevent sag
ging of the organs as weight is
removed.
Or. if you are trying 10 gain,
you must exercise TO prevent too
many pounds from settling
about the midriff.
You tall, thin girls particu-
larly need exercise to keep the
muscular girdle in tone.
Effective Positions
Just a few exercises, taken
every day. will strengthen all
the sets of muscles that make
up your girdle and will give you
a nice firm feeling through the
midsection.
The two most effective posi-
tions for this kind of exercise
are: Lying on your back on the
floor with knees fleXed and feet
on floor. And lying on back on
floor with feet elevated on chair
seat or low bench TO counteract
gravity.
From the first position, simply
pull up and in with the lower
abdominal muscles and press the
small of the back down against
the floor. Hold, relax. Repeat
10 times. This also helps TO
overcome sway back.
From the same position. keep
the knees fleXed and raise alter
nate thighs TO chest. While
doing this. keep one foot on
floor to prevent any possible
strain.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

grace being because they're
privileged Juniors this term.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

rAOLiNH ni-'" ton d. Co..
To spend the weekend with her son. ...
jor Robert Deigert 49,.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
h N oyf:s:;.iir 3.

GLAMOROUS GIRLS from Ligeett School,.
Irresistible in their formal evening gowns.
Will sell war savings stamp corsage bouquets.
the Billion Dollar Bond premier Thursday night.
Showing Wake Island. at the Michigan Theater...
Every who buys a bouquet.
VIII receive. . "A souvenir program.
With pictures of the Yanks AT Wake Island
The girls are lunching together today at o'clock
To talk over final plans for their SALE.
And =. If you should be in the Normandy room OF the
Book
You'll see these pretty volunteer saleswomen..
Patsy OHair =. =. Mary Brandon Dolores Dossin
Frances Roberts,.
Lois Hearne. Cynthia Lange Betty Eaton Judy
McKean....
Irene Arnoldy. Nancy Lee Noble Joan Lawson.
Beverly Carr. Helen Grinnell. Lois Pulfer. Betty
Later.
Ilene Denner. Mary 10 TAFT. Eleanor Boyd. .Vir-
ginia Adams June Wolard and Nancy Reid English
girls here for the duration....
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

To Tom Fleming -. was revealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
|Lis1e Smiths
To Give Buffet
Fete Tomorrow
Supper to Honor
Albert Mengles
OF St. Louis

Mr.. and Mrs. Lisle A. Smith will
entertain informally at a buffet sup
per tomorrow evening at Spring
Glade, their home near Vienna, Va,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mengle Of st. Louis.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith were hosts at the first of a
series of Sunday evening informals,
when they gave buffet supper in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Tomas Gail
gas. Their other guests were the
Minister Of Honduras and Sonora
de Caceres, the Counselor of the
Chilean Embassy and Sonora de
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nor
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammel,
Mrs. Kettle Hydrick and her house
guest, Mrs. Charles T. Burnes of
Hartford, Conn.,: Mrs. Milton Lock-
wood and Mrs. Carroll Hunter.
The next Sunday evening informal
at Spring Glade is set for November
IS, when Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
have as their honor guests Mr.. Rob-
ert Kline, jr., special assistant to the
Undersecretary Of the Navy. and
Mrs. Kline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-03
A,
Iisette Riggs
Engaged to Wed
Ensign 1sely
D.. C.. Junior League
Member to Be Bride
Of Naval Officer

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lisette Riggs, to En-
sign Jeter Allen Isely, U. S. N. R.,
of Morristown, Tenn.
Miss Riggs is a granddaughter of
the late Frederic Rene Coudert,
founder Of the law firm of Coudert
Bros. in New York City. Her moth
er's maiden name was Renee Cou-
dert. Her father, Mr.. Thomas Riggs
member OF the Riggs family OF
Baltimore and Washington, is q
former Governor Of Alaska and
present commissioner of interna
tional boundaries between the
United States and Canada. Having
been graduated from Trinity Col
lege in Washington, Miss Riggs re-
ceived her M. A. and Phi. D. degrees
from the University of Maryland.
She made her debut in New York
and is now a member of the Junior
League of Washington and the
American Association of University
Women.
Ensign Isely is the son of the late
Mr.. D'Anson Isely and Mrs. Isely
of Morristown, Tenn. He attended
the University of Tennessee and the
United States Naval Academy, OBJ
tanning his Phi. D. degree at Prince
ton University. He is now stationed
at Annapolis. ~.