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Evening star., 1942-06-29

bride. who was given in marriage by
her father, wore a blue and silver
draped afternoon dress with q hat
and shoes to match and q corsage of
white orchids.
A reception was held after the
ceremony and buffet refreshments
were served, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
leaving later for a wedding trip.
A pretty informal wedding of Sat-
urday afternoon took place in the
Chillum Baptist Church when Miss
Esther M. Paris of Dallas. Tex, and
Mr.. John j. Metz Of Washington
were married in double-ring cere-
mony with the Rev. Mike E. Elliott
officiating at 3 o'clock,
Wearing a costume suit of pastel
blue with a picture hat and a COR
sage of purple orchids, the bride was
escorted to the altar and given in
marriage by Mr.. Thomas A. Man.
ming of Silver Spring, special assist
ant to the general counsel of the
Bureau OF Internal Revenue. She
was attended by Miss Margaret E.
Scott of Silver Spring, who wore
yellow sharkskin trimmed with lace.
a white hat and a corsage of yellow
roses.
Mr.. Walter r. Metz, jr, was best
man for his brother, they being the
sons of Maj. and Mrs. Walter r.
Metz.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Metz left for wedding trip
through the Tidewater section OF
Virginia. On their return they will
be at home in Silver Spring.
White mousseline de sole and lace
was worn by Miss Clare Elizabeth
Krogmann for her wedding early
Thursday evening to 1t. q. g. John
Howard Bowel, U. S. NJ, of Oakland,
Calf.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Anthony Krogmann of
this city and 1t. Bowel is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bowel of
Oakland.
st. Anthonys Church was the
scene of the wedding, with Mr.. Ru-
dolph F.. Krogmann playing the
nuptial music and the Rev. Thomas
B. Dade of st. Patrick's Church Off
ciating at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Mary
Krogmann was the vocalist.
The bride was escorted by her
father and adorning her wedding
dress was a necklace of pearls, gift
of the bridegroom. Her veil of net
fell from a coronet of lace and
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and
gypsophila.
Miss Patricia Krogmann was maid
of honor for her sister, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Peggy Tolson,
Miss Bonnye Hayes. Miss Alene
Fraser, Miss Mary Agnes Mccarthy,
Miss Betty Saffell and Miss Caroline
Rupert. The costumes of the at
tendants embraced the colors of the
rainbow and they wore flower hats
to match and carried bouquets of
mixed sprilty flowers.
Mr.. TholAas S. Bowel was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were 1t. George H. Laird, jr., U. S.
N; Cadet Carl F. Krogmann, r. C..
A. F., of Toronto, Canada; 1t. d. g.
v. Mcknight, U. S. N. r.: 1t. q. g.
E. Newman, 1t. q. g. F. Lombaer,
U. S. N. r.; Ensign A. B. Logan,
U. S. N. r.; Ensign H. A. Dinham.
U. S. N. R., and Ensign r. McArdle,
U. S. N. R.
1t. and Mrs. Bowel will make their
home in New London, Conn
Evening star., 1942-06-29

on Gibson Island. Md, for the
summer"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Merchant of
Arlington, Va. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss
June Elyzabeth Merchant. to CorpI.
Carl Edward Nordeen, jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Nordeen Of
Mount Rainier. The wedding will
take place in late summer.
Evening star., 1942-06-29


roses and lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor was Mrs.
Eugene M. Smith of Arlington, sis
ter of the bride, and the other at
tendant was Mrs. Vernon Parks Of
Washington. They were costumed,
respectively, in orchid and pink mar
quisette and lace and carried bou-
quets of mixed flowers.
Mr.. Robert w. Greenwood was
best man for Mr.. Dierkoph and the
ushers were Mr.. Elmer Downs, Mr.
Hanford P. Miller and Mr.. Norman
N. Stem.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the Admiral Club. the
couple leaving later for wedding
trip to New York and Canada.
The marriage yesterday of Miss
Ellen Altman to Mr.. Lawrence
Hotel 2400, where the Rev. Aaron
Volkman officiated before an i'm
provised altar banked with flowers.
White lace and net was worn by
the bride, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Altman OF
this city. Her finger-tip veil was
held by halo of lace and she car
ried a white prayer book covered
with white orchids. She was es-
corted to the altar by her father.
Miss Zelma Altman was her
sisters only attendant and wore
yellow marquisette with a yellow
halo veiled in orchid tulle and car
ried bouquet Of orchids.
The bridegroom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Glassman of
Boston and his brother, Mr.. Cyril
Glassman, served as his best man.
Miss Sylvia Rita Waldman, daugh-
ter OF DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Wald-
man of Hyattsvine. and 1t. Jerome
Gerald Sacks. U. S. A., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isador Sacks of Balti-
more, were married yesterday after
noon in the crystal room of the
willard Hotel
White gladioluses and lighted cam
dies against background of palms
decorated the improvised altar for
the ceremony, at which the Rev.
Norman Gersteafeld offlciated at 4
o'clock.
The bride. who was escorted to
the altar by her father, wore white
organdy and lace redingote costume
with a finger-tip veil Of illusion
which fell from a tiara of orange
blossoms and carried a prayer book
overlaid with a shower bouquet of
orchids and gypsophila.
Miss Gloria Waldman was her
sisters only attendant, and she was
dressed in chartreuse jersey and
net, with a veiled coronet of del
phinium matching her bouquet.
Mr.. Seymour Sacks of Baltimore
served as best man and the ushers
were 1t. Samuel A. Leishear,
U. S. A, and Mr.. Robert Grant
Litschert.
After the reception which followed
the ceremony 1t. and Mrs. Sacks left
for New York, and on their return
they will make their home in Wash
tngton.
Another wedding of yesterday
afternoon was that of Miss Ruth
B. Herson, whose marriage to Mr.
Chester M. Gordon of Washington
took place in the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Herson.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Gordon of New
York
The Rev. Simon Metz officlated at
the $50 o'clock ceremony and the
Evening star., 1942-06-29

(See BY THE WAY, Page B-4.)
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Charles Lee Smith
Selected As Naval
Aviotion Cadet

Selected as Naval Cadet
Charles Lee Smith i. son Of
Mr. and Mrs * L Smith. VII y.
ordered 70 active duty noon. &C
cording - Information received
from headquarters n New Or.
leans
Smith was graduated from TIE
Moss Point High school in 1870
where he played clarinet Ia re
school band for four years HIS
brother. Lather Waiter. is . SC
ond class electrician n TIE Z s
Navy. being stationed aboard the
I. S S Idaho.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-11
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visit . Misses Susie end Fan
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visit her sisters. Misses Minnie
and Nell Motef Mrs Outlaw re
manned tor . hanger visit
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bury q Afoblie accompanied IS
their daughter. Lillian Anita
came down Monday Esf q short
visit 10 Mrs. L@sfhefhuxys
mother and sister. Mr& l. l. Rab
extz and Miss Desiree Roberta
Friends are delighted to see
Mrs n Rawie aut after 8 serious
operation on her eyes which o
fined her hogsse Tor many weeks
Misses Susie and Fannie
Vaughan visited Mrs T D. Word
at the Great Southern Hotel an
Gulfpoft last "Wednesday.
Besnis Bailey of Biloxi. aecem
panied BY has nephew. Edward
Campbell Jr- 81 Lookout Noun
tain. Tenn. visited friends IN
Vancieave Monday.
Work On the buildings which
are 70 house tie Naffcieave school
for the coming year is progressing
satisfactorily and il Is hoped
everything viii BE- IN readiness
for the opening II school ia due
time.
Miss Lula Mae Loxkard left
Sunday for Birmingham Ala. 70
take up her work a. commercial
teacher n the Ensley High school
Miss Annie Kate L9ckafd mas
returned to Tylerto0n Miss
where she is . member 81 the fac
ulty In the city schools
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-11
Dufe OF Educators
Annual Meeting
Changed TO Sept. IL

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inE II the MEssisSippi Association
II Schaas Administrator was
changed from Octotser Il - Sep
teFmbef IT It q call meeting Of The
executive committee Saturday. !
S. Nsnd1xef. stafe superintendent
Of public education. announced
Tins meeting will be held ~ the
Heidelberg Hotel Jackson at 70
a N School administrators are
URGED 10 attend this conferences
on education ard the war.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-11

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
A cITlzEN OF THE WORLD NOW

GRANTS PASS. Ore. Up
Here is a unique excuse for fail
ing 10 register as an alien A
German apprehended here claimed
that he had experienced a religious
rebirth-and therefore was not a
citizen of Germany, but a citizen
NJ the world.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
BaCterlologiSt Shortage
In War Times Revealed

LAWRENCE, Kan.-UP-A short
age OF trained bacteriologists and
technicians has become evident in
this shoVt time the country has
been at war. Dr.. Noble P. Sher-
wood, chairman OF the Department
of Bacteriology at the University Of
Kansas, said recently.
He then outlined the opportuni-
ties afforded young women to be OF
service TO their country.
Letters from all parts OF The
country asking for competent tech
nicians, both for government and
private service have flooded the
University OF Kansas offices.
I'VE just don't have enough girls
TO fill these important positions,
Or. Sherwood said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25
Citizens Protest Highway
Expense, Construct Own

LEXINGTON. Mass-UP-New
Englands early colonial project
known as a road laying bee has
been revived by 25 residents Of
this historic village TO remedy
20 year agitation and save $4,000
When home owners OF rocky
section OF the town learned il
would cost $4,000 to have road
built through their district, they
decided to do the work themselves
Children and women Joined the
men in digging the road on even
ings and Sundays and finally the
mile long stone foundation was
completed and paved with cinders
Total cost OF the project was
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-25

81 600 and this cash was raised
by assessing each neighborhood
family 800.
When town officials noticed
the community effort, they sup
piled an engineer, machinery.
trucks and bulldozer, so that the
only cost to the household labor-
ers was for building materials, dy-
Mantle and skilled man to set
off the dynamite.
La gaceta., 1942-11-12

rida, til eres TODD 10 que yo tsn-
go. TIL ereS el rayo de sol que
ilumina mi vida y me da fuerzas
para luchar Y veneer todos los
obstaculos. Sim ii, mi vida seria
triSte, mon6tona, sin objeto;
contigo. puedo mover montanas,
TIL eres mi inspiration, mi a.
NOR, mi tCdo... pero antes que
tones una determination. quie-
no que conozcas la Verdad, toda
la veudad mi diScurso de aver
ha sido el primer trueno en- un
cielo sin NUDES; pronto la tenn
pestad Sc habra desencadenado.
No seri eXtraho q. mi gobierno
me pi5a la renuncia. No tengo
bienes de fortuna. De5ere lu-
char para vivir y para propagar
ideas. Esa lucha sera larga,
jura, sin cuartel; muchas ma
nos cue h2sta hey Sc tendian ha-
cha mi a-mistosamente, seran las
que emplearan cuantos
La gaceta., 1942-11-12

ramientos; pero es mi deber de-
cirte este. No puedo arrastrarte
por csc canine migrate que he
riria tus lindos pieceSitos Y los
haria sangrar. No quiero que la
belleza de Ia doctrina que voy a
predlcar, me cubra a tus ojos de
una aureola que te impida yer,
cuando aun es tempo, todas las
mlserias que tendrias que sopor
tar 81 me siguieraS.... TIE querre
siempre; y penSare en- ii cuando
penosamente, pero lleno de fe,
tratare de c~onstruir ell edificio
magnifico de una nueva civiliza-
ci6n; pero jamas podre sObrevi-
vir al solo penSamiento de Saber
te deSgraciada, Y 81 me Sigues,
tamo que tuS fuerzas no sean Su
ticientes Quizas flaquearias, no
por tenor a la lucha, sino a eau
Sa de las pequenas moleStSas, de
Jas difcultades, de IA vergiienza
que da la pObreza cuando apar-
La gaceta., 1942-11-12

tamos nuestra vista del ideal
que perseguimOs. Quiero conser
var ell recuerdo de una Jacqueli-
ne sonriente, feliz, l.5re dc preo
cupaoiones; y tiemblo solo con
la idea de verte des5ichada.
EIla pos6 su mslao sc5re los
labios de Jorge; y hacienda un
mchin Memo de c~oqueteria. lie di-
jo reSueltamente:
Has hablado bastante aho-
ra me tOca a mi. va he tornado
una resolution ite SECURE, aun
que no quieras NADIA de mi!
Y cayo en- Sus brazos.
Sc apartaron al YER entrar en-
el fumOir a tres sehores de AVIAN
7ada edad, cuyos faques apenas
podtdo soportar una
confederation mas, tai era 81 nj
Nero de placas Y cruces de dis
tintas ordenes que los crbrian.
EStoS, sin reparar en- la presen-
cia de Ia Joven pareja, fueron a
La gaceta., 1942-11-12

medios esten a Su alcance para
estorbar mi marcha. FL Sendero
cue debere seguir inflexiblemen
tie, como me 10 ordena mi con-
%ciencia, sera un verdadero cal
yario.
Afectuosamente, ella le toma
una mano y trata de interrum-
.pirla: pero 81, absorto en- Sus
IDEAS, la mirada en- el vacio, pro
sigue:
I'll, siempre has vivido en-
81 lujo. Sufririas de la carencia
de esas coSas ba'adies que ha-
cen la vida agradable; no po-
drias soportar los dias mon6to-
nos de miseria. Isl, de miseria !
-acentuo con energia, -
81 que Sc de5e a un ideal, esta O.
bligado a darlo TODD a no guar
NADIA para ST.. Mi amorcito,
-agreg6, mirandola con triste-
"a, no sabes cuanto me duele
hablarte asi, crUdamente, sin mi
La gaceta., 1942-11-12
LOS TERRIERS SALDRAN
HOY PARA

Embarcaran en- la tarde de
hoy psra Jacksonville, donde ma
lana iuaran con los Generates
l5l in tituto Lee, los Terriers
da institute Hillslborough.
Haran el viaje, segln la lista
fao"itada pOr el coach" Crock
cit FarneI, Rushing, TOuchton,
Tucker, Ritter, Escogar, john
son, Favata, Pete y Paul Morte-
llaro, Stansel, Meak, Huerta, Lo
reno, McAdam, Ten Eyck, Ran
dy, Jackson, Hobbs, Ward, Dru-
ny, Pullara, Hughes, Lewis, VIII
Hams, Boyd, Hill, Vaccaro, Sim
mons, Ray Jackson, Jerry Jack
son, Kerr, Wingate, Perricone,
Cutro, Echardt y Miranda.
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hicieron Is puntos, derrotando
a los esperanzados futboGstas
de jefferson.
Ma de 5000 personas paga-
ron sus entradas.
Uno de los esrectadores, VIII
liam Tinsley, ccmpr6 $1,000 en-
cones y lie fu6 regalado q bal6n
que Ell Ell partido Sc usara.
Jugaron por los venoodores,
Burke, Culbreath, Owings, Null
len, Younger, Moore, B. Lowry,
M.lSap, Owens, Bryant y Belle,
con los reempIazos Klosterman,
Hayes, Wilscox, Burke, Ennis,
Mcdonnell y j. Lowry.
Dafendieron el pabell6n de Je
ferSon agarcando las substitu-
clones, Schaibly, NJ. Ippolito, E.
Lppolito, S~chamberg, Lentz, Mo
te, Gonzalez, Parker, Reed, CT
Overstreet, Ross, Charbo-
Eier, Spoto, Burns, Burbage, Sa
iadino. Tucker, Leto, Marino y
La gaceta., 1942-11-12

Los principales par6do de futbol de- la semana
Georgia Tech contra Alabama Y Notre
Dame frente a Michigan

Ne W York, Nov. 12.-La po-
tencia dal "once" de Georgia
Tech, ell segundo team" dc la Sc
mana en- toda ia naci6n, sera So
metida a prUeba por Alabama,
ell sabado.
Derrotado ror los Bulldogs, ell
equipo de Alabama figura entire
los mejores. Georgia Tech tiene
como "estrella" de primera mag
nitud a Clint Castlebury.
Estes dos "onces" jugaran en-
Atlanta.
En- South Bend, Metre Dame
y Michigan ~reanudaran sus rela
clones luego de un "intermedio"
de SO amos.
Esp6rase que mas de $4,000
ipersonas presenter eSta bata-
liza.
Considerable intereS ha des-
pertado ell partido entire Boston
College y Fordham. Boston Col
lege es uno de los mejores teams
del pals " reanuda suS relacio-
mes deportivas con Fordham.
Ell ataque y la defensa del Bos
ton sc hasa en- los Siete Pilares
de Granite, Naumetz, Canale,
.Currivan, BOuley, Rapko y Fur
ESta es la semana del tradi-
cional juego Yale-Princeton y
La gaceta., 1942-11-12
Sc D LA
ola DE LOS PHILLIES

New York, Nov. 12.-El Grub
FiIadelfia de la Liga Nacional,
SO vendera en- este i~nyierno y pc
si5lemente antes de la primera
Quincena de enero.
La Liga ha resuelto que la no
vena no puede continuar bajo la
Geficiente direction de Gerald
2. Nugent, presidente desde
1888, y va Sc ha fijado, median-
tie un examen de cuentas, un pre-
clio justo.
No sc sabe 81 la Liga tiene va
en- mente la persona que recibi-
ra IL direction.
Hace un ano Sc adelant0 a NJ
gent una considerable cantidad
&c dinero, de mode que pudieSe
mantener la novena durante ell
ano 1912 o hasta que haLlase
nuevoS recurSOS.
La Liga no lie hara nlIevoS
rrestamos Y ademas es uno de
los PARTICIPATES acreedores.
81 I'm comprador no Sc encuen
ira, la novena Sc manejara CO.
mo hace unos amos Sc manejara
la de Boston, Liga Nacional.
La gaceta., 1942-11-12
MURIO EN- LA GUERRA Ell
TENISTA PROFESSIONAL
ABE BARRETT

La Sra. Mary Barrett, madre
del tenista professional Abe Bar