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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
No Interfering in
Party Choice of
Candidates

Detroit Mich Sept 25-AP -
Harry F. Kelly, Republican nomi-
nee for governor, held the reins
OF his party's state convention here
today, but declined to use them to
guide the delegates in nominating
candidates for the November gen
eral election.
Floor fights threetened for three
or the five nominations at stake la
4oday's meeting but Kelly pointed
70 them as evidence the convention
was Embossed and said he har-
bored no fear that damaging ami
mosities would result.
Three Way Race
DELEGATION after delegation visit
ed his suite at the convention head
quarters through the night TO ASK
the standard bearer TO speak his
mind concerning a three cornered
race for the nomination for secre-
t8ry OF state, the office Kelly now
holds. He declined each time. and
delegates said the convention Itself
pfoDaJiY would nave 10 choose be-
tween the aspirants, state Senator
Herman II. Dignan of Owosso. Ar
thur + Summerfield, Flint auto
mobile dealer, and William A. lrv.
ipg. Sandusky. a former civil service
Commission chairman, without ben.
efit Of an organization slate.
The post OF secretary OF state,
With its opportunities for attaining
political power. is the choicest
plum the convention offers.
See Dark Horse
With rumors rife that dark
horse would step in and leave them
To- hold the bag. three aspirants
fought it out for nomination for
Aate treasurer State Sen. d. Hale
Brake of Stanton, state Sen. Earl
l. Burhaus Of Paw Paw. and Philip
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Anti-InflatiOn Action
Thrown Into Uncertainty
Russians Push
Germans Back
at Stalingrad
Retake Territory
From Germans

DIV International Ncos seryicsl
Inspired Russian troops contin.
ued TO push forward northwest OF
Stslingrad today, whore the Ger
mans made their first iuroads into
the defcnscs Of the industrial city
on the Nolga. and took two more
hills and village.
With heavy artillery pumping
shells into enemy positions and
blasting his hastily erected strong
points. the Soviet forces beat back
az NaH efforts 90 regain Their lost
positions other Red army troops
held theft ground on other sectors
and went about the grim task of
Graduating the enemy hordcs that
were still in the city
Supplies Problem
Opposing forces stiil bauled
from house TO house and street to
street but the enemy was facing
an increasing difficult problem in
bringing supplies 10 the hard
pressed Germans who We're at
tempting TO hold their positions
The Nazi communication lines
We're being subjected 10 a wilher-
ing fire from naval craft which
steamed mp and down the Nolga
and rapid fire infantry units ripped
into the invaders lines.
Scores 81 dead Germans were
,dJ4I IN tho niles Of dead which
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Nation sLarge
Cities to + ace
Milk Shortage
Due to Increased
War Demand

Washington, Sept :5 ms
The Agriculture Department re
vealed today that Il of the nations
% major cities face milk shortagsN
this winter and that arrangements
are being made 10 supply them
with dairy products from outside
areas.
The shortage. the department
explained. is due to falling produc-
ton and increased wartime de
mands
Agriculture dairy experts ex-
planned that however short dairy
products become, all efforts will
be made TO assure families with
children an adequate milk supply.
They added with emphasis. that
certain local inter-county trade.
and milk inspection barriers will
have to be dropped before milk can
be shipped in freely from the out
side to many shortage areas.
Department experts cited Phil
adelphia, St Louis and several
southern cities as examples of
areas where the wartime milk
shortage is already beginning to
hurt the consumer.
because a severe shortage Of
milk has developed I'm the Phuadel-
phia market during the past few
days the department said, the
federal marketing order has been
changed to bring milk into the city
Immediately from sources which
do not normally supply milk in
September
The report added that the Il
major cities will need such assist
ance for lack of milk his fall and
winter
Many oNcrcomplicated inspcc-
ton laws sometimes IMPOSED as
tariffs TO protect local dairymen
must be strapped. department
sources said. before the milk short
ages in these cities can be relieved.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
w arniing
Comes From
Leaders
Showdown Likely
to Come Early
Next Week

Washington sept - ms The
senate today WAS gripped by a
gnaWing fear that an open brea.
between President Roosevelt and
Congress would rend the nation
from end 10 end and rs result
the battle over farm price ceilings
was thrown into a state OF uncer.
taintv
senate leaders redoubled their
efforts for adoption o. ,1mpro.
mise a COMPROMISE which made
farreaohing concessions TO the
farm bio, and said they were
making progress
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Important Action From Brazil Expected

Washington. Sept e5-INS I'm
portant developments In connee-
ton with Brlzils entry into the
var ON the side OF the United Ma.
tons we're believed in diplomatic
quarters in Washington today 20 be
Imminent
The view prevails that Brazil will
soon assume an increasingly vital
role I'm the United Nations war
effort AGAINST the Axis
Diplomatic ad'iDos reaching
Washington from Rio Dc laneiro IN
dictate thar the great brazilian 70
public has made rapid strides TN
mobilization during the FIRST month
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

of its ia rticipatou I'm the war as
a aehtnE ally OF America.
Biggest Navy
With the second Blk est navy 'n
South America. and chain ot
coastal air bases which are now
at the disposal % American aerial
forces. Brazil already is helping
the United States make thc South
Atlantic unsafe for Axis suhma-
riues
As it, own war effort gets under
way. 80 u expected fh8t Brazil MI
play an increasingly important
part I'm tho determination Of the
United Nations 90 take The war
20 the enemy With its land
bulge extending lke q bridge
toward West Africa. Brazil Is a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
KELLY Declines to Use Power
Dies Asserts Foundation
SIush Fund of Communism

Washington, Sept % ms
Dies Committee officials today
disclosed that they are preparing
an exhaustive report on the 81 500
COO Robert Marshall Foundation,
which the committees chairman.
Rep. Martin Dies CD Tex, has
branded . "sWsh fund 10 promote
Communism in the United states.
Committee investigators say that
the fund. established in 1870,
closely parallels the Charles Gar
land fund which was source OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
THUR SOAN
Senate
AUCTION CALENDAR

SATURDAY. October 1900 noon
sharp, at f34oi Gooding Road
known a. the North T roop Farm
two miles east Of Milan and one
hsH mile north. Archie Palmer.
Prop. Earl Wright, Auetioneer.
o. {. Vedder, Clerk. Adv. l00R
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

ST. LOUIS Mo ms Murder
warrants wor 10 no sworn out g..
day formally charring Robert smith
Nash. 2iyear-old electrical contrac-
tor with the brutal axe slayings
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Char
lcs \. Nash Declaring no will de-
maud death penalty Tor the has.
Ky. blond defendant. Prosecutor
Stanley Wallach announced Nash
viii be arraiencd within a week
before a justice OF the peace In ST
Ferdinand Township.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight
Continued Cold

CHICAGO-INS-To speed up the
Nar effort. uae ChicaSo District
Council OF the International Asso-
citation Of Machmists today lifted
its bar on women workers, an
nouncing that feminine employees
may operate machines formerly
run by men without union oblec-
tons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

LONDON-INS- Slight damage
resulted from the explosion OF two
bombs in Belfast shortly before
midnight. the Daily ENprcss report
ed today from Belfast. The dispatch
said that one OF the bombs exploded
near the center Of the city and the
second went off in the rear of a
police station.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

LONDON lNS-The arrival OF
the cargo ship MI Everest at Mar
settles from New York, with 5000
tons OF condensed milk for French
children. was reported today by the
Daily Express in dispatch from
Geneva.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

Soc WAR Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

MEDIA. Pa ms a hearing
will be held October on a petit.
tion for appointment Of guardian
for Mrs Emma G.. BcrgdolL Sl-year-
|old mother cf Grove" Cleveland
Bergdoll Void War draft dodger
now serving prison term. The
petition was filed by her grand
son. Louis J bergson. who claimed
that Mrs Bercdoll cannot make an
adequate defense against two LEGAL
suits against her. The suits. for
a total OF slibS0 I'm counsel fees.
We're brought by a Philadelphia at
|torney
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

HUDSON. y. N.-INS- Supreme
Court Justice Francis Bergan to
day dismissed a petition by Amer
lean Legion members to bar Com
munist candidates from the New
York state ballot The court held
that it lacked jurisdiction in the
matter because the Legion mem
hers did not file their objections
to the petition within the three.day
legal deadline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

See KELLY Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

BRIDGEPORT. -INS-Re-
publican leaders here today saw as
an impetus 10 the campaign Of
Mrs Clare Boothe Luce the an
nouncement that David Mansell.
socialist Stamford architect. would
oppose her next month in the race
for a seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatiYes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

See FARM PRICES Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

NEW YORK-INS-A blueprint
of postwar policy OF the United Ma
tons has been in preparation Tor
two years in London with perm
an-nt secretariat working ont the
details. John S. Webb. British eco-
nomist now visiting I'm the United
Estates. reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-25

NEW YORK-INS - Charging
that "rubber-stamp' Congress
would inevitably become an "Ameri-
can Reichstag" Samuel b. Pettin-
gill chairman Of the Finance Com.
mittee of the Republican National
Committee today called upon JEFF
fersonian Democrats TO fight the
New Deal by voting Republican.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

consultaba su reloi de pulsera.
Saba muy bien que la nave
solo iba a detenerse aqui hasta
las diez, bora en- que levaria an
elias, siguiendo su viaje a Anne
RIGA, sin h@cer va en- Espaha O.
ira escala que la de Cadiz.
Ancche, mejor dicho, aver tar
de, en- cuanto embarcaron los a
nantes, Dimitri, como h.mbre
precavido y previsor, al que no
eScapaba ningdn detane, habia
aonsejado a la marquesa que le
entregara sus alhajas de mas
valor.
II Vosctras, las mujeres, no
saber nunca nado de Nado..., ser
Idescuidades, foues!-le habia di
cho ell director en- su jerga fran
co-espahola.
Y Agueda Cenci, que va sabe-
mos Sc enccntraba en- IN esEado
de beatitud y de entusiasmo por
su amante, eercano a Ia locura,
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Sc apresur6 a entregarse,as,
murmurando, entire besos y ca
r%ieias, en- cuanto estuvieron LIS
dos en- el camarc.e:
ii Llevas raz6n! iLlevas ra-
ION, alma Mira, aqui 10 themes
'tcio en- mi bclsillol
Dimitri pareci6 rectificar:
II All, bHena, 81 til nevarlas
en- tn b.lsillo, conservarlas til |
Pero no dsjar 81 bolsillo en- Mn.
glno parte.
La Cenci Nevada, pues, todas
sus alhajas on su lindisima eS-
carcela.
En- sus deios solo hsbia conser-
va1a a.gunas soitiias, tres de
ella muy buenas, asi como en-
sus orejas unos pendientes de
'bri,lantes y su lindisimo reloj
de puCsara, lleno de piedrecitas,
en- Ia muneca.
Del cuello lie pendian algunas
cadenitas y un pequeno collar
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
BOB PASTOR PELEARA EN-
LA COSTA DEL PACTFICO

San Francisco, AL, abril 22.-
A beneficio del Fondo de Auxi-
lilo de la Marina, ell dfa IL de
mayo pelearan aquf, con un II
mite de 10 asaltos, Bob Pastor,
81 tercer p1gil en- la division del
peso complete, y All Turkey
Thompson, de Les Angeles.
Concerto Ell ''mafch," ofrecien
do a Pastor ventajcsas condicio-
mes, ell empresario Benny Ford.
El programa Sc ofrecera en- Ell
Auditorio Civico de esta ciudad.
Recientemente la Association
Nacional de Boxeo puso a Pas
tor en- la misma categoria de Bill
Ivy Conn, designaniolos a les dos
como "l6gicos contendientes."
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
La reunion de la Liga Intersocial
Informe de los arbitros

Per estar ocupados los salo-
mes de los Caba(reros Leales, Ia
Liga International, presjl55a.
por Antonio Castro, Sc reuni6 a.
yer en- la sala de sesiones del
Circulo Cubano.
Sc aprob6 ell acta de la reu-
MON anterior y ell informe del
sehor tesorero. Quedaron desig-
nadas las comisicnes para Ell We
nidero domingo.
DID le0tura ell secretario Benz
to a dos cartas de los arbitros en-
las cuales explican a que regla
sc acogieron para echar del te-
reno, el domingo pasado, a
Faustino Caasres, Pulido y il
menez.
Varios de los Delegates habla
rem sobre este particular, expli-
sus puntos de vista.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

testar la Cenci-. Barcelona es
una ciudad muy simpatica. tTd
la c~onoces?
oh, haber estado aQui mu-
chas wees, haber trabajado mi.
emo en- Barcelona L.. iGran ciu.
oao!''' Mucho dinero, mucha A.
nsmacion!... AuOns! Tenemos
tempo.
Fran cast las nueve.
Les dltimos pasajeros On.
soan a quedar en- Barcelona. ha.
5ian terminado de desembarcsr
e ln'luso aIgunoa de los que Sc.
guam viaje, comenzaban a vol.
yer al buque.
DE todos MOODS, en- Ell muelle,
al otro ladc de la estaci6n mari
TINA, Sc veian numerosos taris.
fla, que esperaban aim a loo
que qnleren hacer una excur-
sion pOr la ciudad o cOmprar
postaies o alguna cosa olyidada
. Ultua bora.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Los arbjtros no hacen acusa-
clones contra nadie.
La Liga acord6 reunirse de
nuevo en- ctmpanfa de los arbi-
tros. Esta session Sc v~erificara
tambi6n en- Ell Cfrculo Cubano.
FL Circulo Ldeja en- libertad de
acci6n a Bernardo Fernandez Y
Jos Caballeros Leales hicieron 10
mismo con A. Pizzolato.
Promote ser interesante Ia Sc
sion del viernes.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

o
Los amantes, como la mayo
ria de las gentes que viajaban
en- ell immense barco, no Sc quiz
sieron accstar hasta bien entra-
da la noche, mejor dicho, hasta
las primeras horas de la madru-
gada.
AcoSa de las diez todos los
pasajercs subieron un instante
a la cubierta, a yer, EN- un punto
lejano, donde brillaban unas lu-
ces difusas y vagas, las costas
de la isla dc ORC, de la poetica v
hermosa Mallorca.
Luego sigui6 el bale, la ami
maci6n y la fiesta por los am
plios salones del buque.
All fin, AHA a las dos, los ulti-
mos trasnochadores Sc retira-
ron a sus camarotes, y solo al
guno de los ~pasajeros, genie 10
ven en- Su mayoria, ~quedaron
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
TONIC FER, nRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

York, us suburbios pintorescos,
donde Sc bailaban los tangos IA
mosfsimcs, sus bulevares espl6n
didos Y su puerto de un loco ira
fico.
De pronto, Agueda pareci6
despertar de un sueho.
Dimitri la hablaba.
La gran imaginative que era
Ia marquesa, experimentaba ca
81 mayer delicia en- sonar Y ha-
Ger castillos en- el aire, que en-
vivir la realidad que la rodeaba.
Su caida a esta realidad, como
pronto veremos, iba a ser ahora
la mas grande Y espantosa ira
gedia de su vida de aventurera,
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Dimitri crey6 llegado Ell mo-
merto de 0perar.
Y diio. de pronto:
II No Querer til que baiemos
un i%nstante a terra, a estirar
las piernas? Dariamos un paseo
en- auto, y t,mariamos un refres
co en- los Ramblas. It'll querer?
Agueda no pciia disentir dc
10 que lie indicara su amante.
Estaba en- esa situation de Ia
muller que ha entregado el co.
raz6n, el cuerpo y el alma a IN
h'cnbre poi complete, que sc
siente su esclava, su cosa, Y solo
quiere que 81 formule un deseo
para cumplirselo inmediatamen
te a cierra ojos.
-BaJem's, ST, Dimitri, vaya.
mos 3 Nerra-ee apreSurd a con
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
LIGA NACIONAL
Fue aplazado ell partido entire
los Gigantes Y los Phillies.

Los Dodgers abrieron eli desa-
flo de aver con los Braves, ha-
ciendo nueve carreras en- las dos
primeras entradas.
Despu6s andtaron cuatro mas
Javery salt6 del "caj6n" y lie re-
emplazaron Erickson y Hut
chins. Ell pitcher Head obtuvo
nu segunda victoria. Bordagaray
y Waugh pegaron tres hits cada
uno. Rizzo bate6 un quadrangle
lar.
Boston &c, 8h, lie; Brooklyn
13c, 19h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
OEPONTES
CON LOS GUANTES

sY conseguira Buddy Scott,
como ofrece, veneer al gallego
Claudio Villar?
Claudio derrot6 a Scott en- un
primer encuentro.
Los "expertos' de Ia calle de
Franklin Sc quejaron y dijeron
que Buddy merecia per 10 menos
un empate.
Mr.. Frank La Marque, que
aun no ha pagado a Gomez y
Scott, concerto un segundo bout.
Como en- ell primero, Villar su
per6 a su contrario; pero los jue
ces repartieron tablas.
Y ell dia l de mayo, viernes,
Sc efectuara ell tercer combate.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

dial de peso complete, Max Sch
melting, miembro del cuerpo de
paracaidistas de Hitler, esta de
vista en- Paris y Sc propone or
g~anizar varios matches" de ex-
hibici6n.
Max visit6 varios lugares p1-
tliccs y Sc lie vic en- compania de
Georges Carpenter y otros pd-
giles franceses.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
Ell CATCHER LAKEMAN PA
SADO AL SYRACUSE

San Luis, abril 22.-El admit
niStrador general de les Rojos
de Cincinnati, Warren C. Giles
anunci6 aver que Ell catcher AL
Lakeman un novato, sera man.
dado al club Syracuse, sujeto a
una opcion. Lakeman produjo
muy buen efecto a Bill McKech.
ME en- las practicas de primave-
"a.
Los Rojos tenfan cuatro recep
torres Y ahora disponen de tres,
Rollie Hemsley, ell n1mero uno /;
Dick Waest, Ell segundo, y Ell re-
cluta Ray Lamanno.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Rover domino por complete q
los Medals Blancas hasta Ell no
veno, cuando ell Chicago hizo dos
carreras, pero sin conquistar oil
6xito. Corsica reemplaz6 a Ro-
we, pero este recibi6 ell credito
por ell triunfo. HUMPHREYS fue
ell lanzador maltratado. Encabe-
z6 ell ataque de los Tigres, con
tres hits, ell catcher Birdie Teb-
bets. Rudy York impulse dos ca
lrreras.
Detroit DC, 10h, lie; Chicago
&c, 6h, De.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

do triunfo de la temporada. lie
pegaron diea hits pero solo 10 a.
notarcn cusFtro carreras. La de-
rrota lie corespondi6 a Wolff, a
quien elev6 Christopher.
New York 10c, 10h, De; Fila
delfia &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22
LIGA AMERICANA

LIS Medals Rojas no jugaron
aver y los Yankees vencieron a
los Atl6ticos, empatandose en- el
lugar con la novena de
Joe Cronin.
Red Ruffing alcanz6 el segnn
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

tros tantos "matchec" con 81 no
table gladiator.
De mojo que, apoear, de Soe
contratiempos de Buddy y Clau-
dio, tenemos la perspective de
una pelea de primera clase.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Tres carreras hechas en- ell
quinto inning, lie dieron Ia victo-
ria a los 1ndios sobre los Brown
de San Luis. All Milnar limit6 a
siete los 'jilotes" de los vapulea-
dos.
San Luis &c, III, lie; Cleve-
land &c, III, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Jim Downing, que asegura no
peca de optimista, traera a Bob
Pastor para enfroL carlo con Ell
vencedor del combate Vllar-
Scott.
Villar es una de las mas re-
cientes victimas de Pastor y
Scott ostenta dos derrotas en- O.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

de perlas de gran valor, regalo
de Ctamen5i, que Sc 10 ccmpr6
en- Biarritz.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Mort Cooper tenia un compile
to dominic de las rectas y cur
vas y dej6 sin carreras y en- solo
tres hits a los Rojos de Cincin-
matt.
Lo Pajaros Rojos dispararon
d ce "terapeuticos" Y con ellos
pasaron ocho wees por la "go-
ma" Bucky Waiter tuvo que ser
substitute por Blackwell, luego
de dejar "grabada" la derrota.
Crespi aport6 tres hits, por los
vencedores, y dos cada uno, Mu-
sial, T. Moore, Slaughter y San
ders.
Cincinnati DC, 3h, De; San
Luis &c, 12h, lie.
Alter6 FriSch la "alineacion"
de su novena y este lie llev6 a Ia
victoria, con un total de 5 carre.
ras por 2.
Rip Sewell solo permiti6 sei'
"ilotes" a los Cubs. Alfonso L6.
pez no jug6. Phelps fue una We,
al bate Y no consigui6 "conec
tar" Lou Stringer, la % del Oh
cago, descarg6 un cuadrangular
Chicago &c, 6h, Be; Pittsburi
sc, Oh, 0e.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Londres, abril 22.-La Radio
anuncia que FL excampe6n mum
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

de despreocupada y de cinica.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

Dimitri y Agueda, a la mana
ma siguiente, veian desde una
cubierta del immense buque el
desembarco de los pasajeros que
sc queiaron en- Barcelona.
luces del alba de este nuevo dia,
Fran escaSamente las ocho de
do en- 81 puerto con las primeras
la manana.
El Giulio C6sare habia entra-
pero los pasajeros no podian
d~esembarcar hasta tres horas
despues, cuando va estaba a.
bierta la estaci6n mar1ima Y
todos les empleados en- sus pues-
tos.
Dimjtri Petrokoff, al degaire,
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

scbre las cubiertas v en- los sa-
loncillos de la nave, jugando al
bridge o oharlando con rs Off
ciales, bajo ell cielo estrellado Y
serene de la nc"he milagrosa de
verana.
La gaceta., 1942-04-22

VHctoKano Manteiga. Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Mrs. HaIIa's
Benefit Tea
Gay Affair
BY FRANCES OVENS

BRILLIANT AUTUMN SUM-
shine poured through the win
dows of Mrs. Walter Halla's
lovely house in Balmoral drive
at her benefit tea and shone
across the unusual arrangements
of mauve and yellow flowers
delphiniums, gladiolas, chrysan-
themums.
Mrs. Halla wore a becoming
gray crepe gown with a deep
yoke, embroidered in gold
threads and pearl beads.
Assisting her in receiving her
guests were Mr.. Halla's two
sisters who are visiting here
from Chicago, Miss Mary and
Miss Florence Halla.
Sharing the spotlight with the
hostess was Mrs. William j.
Ulrich, who was celebrating her
birthday and wearing a gift cor
sage of gardenias presented to
her at the party.
Her brown crepe gown with
gold embroidery was topped by
a small hat of velvet grapes in
all the soft shades of autumn.
Mrs. James Walsh wore a
navy blue suit with a short
jacket outlined In green braid.
Miss Margaret Bradford chose
tomato colored crepe frock and
a black velvet hat. Mrs. Russell
G. Finn, president of the Domin-
lean Auxiliary, was in red with
a red and black hat, Mrs. c.
Bradford Lundy wore a gray
plaid suit and a gray felt hat
and Mrs. B. D. Connolly was in
brown. her small hat trimmed
with feathers.
Also in the throng were Mrs.
George Fredericks, Mrs. Robert
Olsen. Mrs. c. E. Wilson. Mrs.
Russell GnaH, Mrs. Earl Cos
grave, Mrs. Claude Crusoe, Mrs.
Alfred ]. Fisher and Mrs. Ray
Miller.
EDNA MAE JOHR, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johr of
Three-Mile drive, on October
10. will become the bride of S.
Steele Cox Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. S, Steele Cox Sr-of Gettys-
burg. Pa.
The wedding will take place
In Peace Lutheran Church at
4:30 o'clock Pastor Emo G.
Claus will officiate.
A dinner will be held for the
bridal parties and immediate
families.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Henderson photo)

ert c. Pinkerton of Parke road.
Crosse lie. is one of a group of
30 members of the freshman
class at Western College. Ok
ford, O., who have just been adj
mitted 10 the Western College
Choir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

MISS BETTY G. DeLOYE
has returned 10 her Lawrence
avenue home after spending sew
eral weeks in Hollywood and
Riverside, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

MR.. AND MRS. GERALD L.
SMITH of La Sale boulevard
are staying several days in New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

MRS. FRED T MURPHY. representative from
Michigan
On the national camp and hospital service council.
or the American Red Cross.
Has just returned from inspection tour.
or Fort Bradley al the Soo....
A new hospital is being erected the camp site
And $50. Mrs. Murphy delighted TO learn..
That the Sault Ste Marie chapters