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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
Cities Use Military Police

Chicago Miami and Norfolk are
utilizing military police and shore pa
trolmen to alleviate the shortage of
regular police officers, the American
Municipal Association reports. In
Miami one MP accompanies each
regular police motor patrolman on his
tour of duty. MP's are sworn in as
officers of the city and have relieved
q regular policemen for other duties.
In Norfolk Navy shore patrolmen ac-
company police motor patrolmen also.
AS a result, 10 regular police officers
have been transferred to the traffic
bureau.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
Unions Aid Smokes Drive

Baton Rouge, Lathe Central La
Dor Union and the Women's Auxiliar-
les of Labor placed collection boxes in
red, white and blue in public places
here to aid in the sending of union
label Raleigh cigarettes to members
of the armed forces on foreign service.
The women's organizations were re-
sponsible for placing of 100 of the
boxes, which resulted in the collection
of substantial sums for the smokes
for soldiers" drive.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05

Federation of Labor, made the prin-
cipal address at the dedication of the
Hamilton Trades and Labor Council
honor roll board last Sunday.
The ceremony was conducted in
front of the Labor Temple, 439 South
Second Street, where the honor roll,
containing the names of 465 men in
the services, had been erected. The
roll also contained the names Of two
gold star members, Lawrence Welsh
and Robert Oberhelman, who have
lost their lives in the struggle.
Other speakers were Probate Judge
Oscar Lesser and Common Pleas
Judge P. P. Boil, both of whom
praised labor's contribution to the war
effort. Marion Davidson was chairman
of the committee and Ralph Morning
star, President of the Hamilton
Trades and Labor Council presided
Mrs. Lottie Butts, of the Women's
Label League, presented Morning
star with an American flag which was
raised on the fagpole in front of the
temple. Rev. Frank S. Bartlett, pastor
of the High Street Church of Christ,
delivered the invocation, and Rev. l..
L. Denning, pastor of ST. Mary's
Catholic Church, pronounced the
benediction.
The honor roll board was designed
and painted by Roy Withlesy.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05

the union for their own ends. The
same forces cry for unity" when
their own aim is to get us to accept
THEIR policy and break with every
body who disagrees with it, To have
true unity that Is out for the good
of the union and the nation, every
union member must live and fight for
the highest moral standards of unset
fishness and honesty, and on this pro-
gram of Moral Re-Armament Labor
will remain united and unshaken in
face of every attack,
Such an all-out offensive in these
six theaters will bulwark Labor's
postwar position, outlaw forever the
cycles of war and depression and the
ealse PHILOSOPHERS of materialism and
dictatorship, and give the nations the
qualities of moral leadership upon
which the new world will be built.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05

A LKA-SELTZER II unusually
~ effective In the relief Of Head
ache because its analgesic
(painrslievins contsnO Is made
more positive by alkaline buffers.
Alka-Seltzsr being . combination
Of painreNsvins and alkalixins In
gredients has gained wide usage
and popularity for the relief OF
Acid Indigestion, Cold Symptoms,
Morning After misery and Mus
sular Pains And Be sure TO Try
Aika-Ssltxer for that tired feeling
following hard work or strenuous
socsrciSe.
Al ~,ra,r Ivs, esoSe4
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
DOWNEY SEES HUGE
ARMY ILL-ADVISED

Washington, D. C. ILNS).-The
Army is hoping to add 100000 men
to it's present force of 100000 by
next April 1. Senator Sheridan Dow
ney of California declared on the
basis of 'ssemi- official information.
The Army high command told a
Senate committee recently its year
end goal was 100000 and that there
after the only additional needs would
be about $4,000 men a month for re-
placements. That 0 b &c tive was
scaled down from an original $780,
900.
Downey presented his information
to the Senate in a speech emphasizing
a theme he developed in a long ad-
dress Sept. 20 and 3O-that Germany
could be knocked out of the war by
Feb. l, 1914, with a maximum con-
centration of airpower
He contended again that Army
plans for huge land force are i'll
advised because much of it can never
be used and large-scale land invasion
is far too costly in men and material
by comparison with devasting air as
sault.
The American Federation of Labor
warned last March against the
Army's goal of 100000 men and
condemned "any unreasonable plan to
strip industry of skilled workers to
build up an excessively large" land
force.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
BUTLER SPORTSMEN
PLAN ELECTION

The Butler County Sportsmen
meeting last Friday night in the Fen
mont, planned nomination of officers
and a fish fry for the next meeting.
The members authorized $50 ap-
preparation for the purchase of rab-
bits for propagation in Butler county.
Prizes of So merchandise orders will
be given to sportsmen bagging the
largest coon, 'possum, rabbit, pheas-
ant, bass, or catfish during the re-
spective hunting seasons for each in
Butler county.
The 1914 membership drive will
open December /, 1943, with prize
being given the persons submitting
the most membership,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05

Join the Payroll Savings Army and
top that 10 percent
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
CURFEW LAW FOR CAMDEN

Camden, O,-Following an alarm
ing increase in juvenile delinquency
in Preble county, the Camden council
took steps at their last meeting to
cooperate with officials of the Juvenile
Court in joining others towns in the
county that have passed curfew ordi-
nances as an emergency act.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
END OF WAR NOW URGED

Wallingford, Pa. (ILNS).-"S States
manship demands that the war be
stopped now," Frederick j. Libby,
executive secretary of the National
Council for the Prevention of War,
told representatives of pacifst or
ganizations at Pendle Hills Friends
School, The Allied Nations policy of
demanding unconditional surrender
will make the war last longer, he con-
tended.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
TO RESUME POLICE JOB

Ferdinand Vessel, 938 Harmon
avenue, who was dicharged from the
Army recently because of an illness
he contracted in North Africa, will
return to the Police Department as a
patrolman next Monday Vessel was
the first local police officer inducted
into the service.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED

Newly elected officers of the Hamil-
ton Safety Council were installed
Monday Peter E. Rentschler, began
a new term as President and other
officers were seated as follows: A. S.
Anderson, Vice President; Ryan B.
Hall, Secretary and Paul Zeigler,
Treasurer. The Board of Control com
posed of 65 persons also took office.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
EAGLES TO HOLD
PATRIOTIC MEETING

Plans for a public patriotic public
meeting Monday, December 6, to COM
memorate the second anniversary of
Pearl Harbor were made Monday
night by Butler Aerie No. 407, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, meeting in
the Eagles temple, 318 South Second
street.
George Thompson, past worthy
president, and E. N. Bowden were
named to have charge of arrange
ments for the patriotic rally.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
Organized Labor Dedicates
Honor Roll Board

Reviewing the part of organized
labor on the battlefield and on the
home front, Michael Lyden, Youngs-
town, President of the Ohio State
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05
Ex-Lumberjack Knits Sweaters

Detroit. James B. Griffith, 80
years old, former lumberjack, now
knits sweaters for the Red Cross. He
learned to knit when he was Ia while
recuperating from an illness.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-11-05

If people can be congenial and COM
Portable on a yacht, they con be con-
genial and comfortable IN a trailer
or atenement.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
CESKOSLOVENSKO ZIJE,
TREBA JE MA MAPACH
OPOMfJENO.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v Americe jiz opetovne Sc ohra
dila prot tomu, re nektera ma
kladatelstvf S az podezrelou dG
slednost1 zakresluj1 ma svych
mapach Ceskoslovensko do Ne
mecka. Nektere z protest1 Sc
potkaly s vysledkem, hlavne
pokud jde o podniky dodavajf-
CT mapy pro dennf fisk. Slusi
uznati, re redakce vetsiny anne
rickych casopisG mas podporu-
il boji proti opom1jen1 prav
Ceskoslovenska ma respekt pfi-
nalezejfc1 mu jake clenu Spo-
jenych narodG.
Pred nedavnem vsak opet
pTinesl National Geographic
Magazine, vydavany Americ-
kou zemepisnou spolecnost1,
mapu Evropy, ma ktere je Ces-
koslovensko zakresleno do RI
Sc. Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da v Americe podnikla patTic-
ne kroky, ably toto "prehlednu-
tt" bylo opraveno a jiz Sc neo-
pakovalo. re Sc tento novy
protest potkal Sc sympathiemi
americke verejnosti, toho je dG
kazem clanek, ktery pred ne
kolika dny vysel v "The Lex
ilgton Herald-Leader' pod hla-
vickou "Ceskoslovensko zije" v
tonic znen1:
"Pred nedavnem "Geogra-
phic Magazine" = coz je O.
vsem podivne = otiskl mapu
Strednf Evropy, ma ktere vypa-
da CeskosEovenbko jake inte-
gralni cast Nemecka. Cecho-
slovaci jsou ovsem pravem pc
boufeni a bolestne dotceni. Trr
ce PROFESSIONAL proti takovemu'
to sffenf falesnych informacl g
poukazuji ma to, re Sc jim dele
velka kTivda, jez by mohla mi
ii nesmlrne skodlive nasledky
kdyby Sc melo ma Ceskosloven
sko pohlfzeti v takovemto sve'
tie.
"Nem1ze O tom byti sporu
re Ceskoslovenska republic
ziie. Ma svou vladu zahra
nicf v Londyne, ktera je opra
vovym representation cesko
slovenskeho naroda. DR.. Ed
ward Benes j stoj1 v cele JAKE
president. Jest jedn1m z nej
schopnejsfch svetovych statni
XII. Udrzuje neustale spojen
lse svym lidem donna. Doved'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03

81 opatrovat informace, CO Sc
dele kdekoli ma evropske pew
nine a cd sameho zacatku val
ky nabada lid sve vlasti, ably
byl pfipraven ma okamzik pa
du nacistickeho Nemecka, KITE
ry Poole jeho mfnenf uz nenf
daleky.
"ze je zmfnena mapa zcela
poChybena, vysv1ta z prosteho
fakta, re Velka Britanie a Spo-
jene Staty uznavajf Ceskoslo-
,venskou republiku "a samostat-
ny stat, re s nj udrzuj1 diplo-
maticke spojenf a re ceskoslo-
venska vlada S mimi kooperuje
aktivn1 ucast1 ma valce S moe
nostmi osy. DR.. Benes jake re-
presentant Republiky nedavno
~navstivil Spojene Staty, kde byl
oficielne prijat a kde Sc mu do
stale velkych poet. Soucasne
byla ceskoslovenska legace We
Washingtonu povysena ma vel
vyslanectvf. Republika je Gle
mem Spojenych narod1. Jej1
armada bojuje v Anglii, ma
StTedovychode a v sovetskem
Rusku. Ceskoslovensky lid do
ma klade nepT1teli vsemozny
trpny i aktivn1 odpor. Cesko-
slovensku sc dostava cd Spoje-
nych Stat1 podpory v jeho boji
Poole lend-lease zakona.
"Narod, odbyvaj1c1 tezce O.
SUDDEN postizenou a docasne
Nemci obsazenou zemi, prosel
krutymi zkouskami a protiven-
stvimi. Padesat tis1c CechG by
10 povrazdeno. Pres dive ste tt
sic jich 1pf v koncentracnich
taborech. .Askoro pet set tis1c
jich bylo nahnano do rise ma O.
trockou praci. Republika, KITE
ra dosud zije a ktera byla "a
lozena pc prvnf svetove valce S
podporou Spojenych Statd, mt
Isl byti osvobozena a jejlmu IL
du Sc must dostat naproste sa-
mostatnosti a nezavislosti. Ma
stestf je Rusko velmi pfatelsky
nakloneno ceskoslovenske Via
de a DIR. Benes Sc test V Moskve
velke vaznosti a pflzni. "The
Geographic Magazine" dopus-
til Sc uverejn6n1m takove ma
ply kapitalnf chyby."
Dennfk "Chicago Sun" 1--WE
rejnil v nedeli, %. srpna dopiS
tai. Csl. narodnl rady j. Mar
tfnka, jenz poukazuje ma tote
opomijenf Ceskoslovenska ne
nekterych mapach jake ma "a
mernou prfpravu americkeht
verejneho mfnenf k pfijeti kon
lpromisniho miru, jenz by pc
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Velvyslanec Hurban blahopre.
je presidentovi Filipin
OueZonovi.

Washington (CTK)- K 65.
naroZeninam presidenta Fill
pin Manuela Quezona zaslal
csl. velvyslanec We Washington
ne Vlad. S. Hurban sve blaho-
pfan1, v nemz fekl toto:
"V soucasne dobe obyvatel-
stvo Filipin, jakoz i Ceskoslo-
venska prochaz1 hroznym utr-
pen1m. Avsak jejich hrdinny
BOZ proti utiskovatelum Dude
korunovan zdarem. Pevne sic
dnoceni "a svymi vynikaj1c1mi
statnfky, zfskajf zpet svoji ne
zavislost a jejich vlajky, sobe
tax mimoTadne podobne, bu-
dou vlat znovu v jejich osvobo-
zenych zem1ch."
Velvyslanec Hurban obdr-
Eel cd komisaTe Filipin pro Spo
jene Staty tuto odpoved:
"Jmenem Jeho Excellence
Manuela L.. Quezona dovoluji
81 Yam podekovat "a laskavy
a povzbuzujfci projev k naro-
zeninam presidenta Filipin. ia
ko Vas narod, tax ami mas. ne
ztratil v1ru. Jdouce "a svymi
velkymi statnfky, nase zeme
nezratne budou znovu svobod-
ne"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Ceskoslovenska mladez We
Skotsku.

New York (CTK) = Cesko-
slovenskemu ministerstvu soci-
alni pece v Anglii podaTilo Sc
umfstit nekolik hoch1 a devcat
We veku 13 a p1l az 16 a pull
let v Pionyrskem tabofe spoje-
necke mladeze v krasne kraji-
ne We Skotsku. Jak sdelujl
"Nase Noviny'', mladezi V ia
bore, jenz byl otevfen cd IL.
do FL. srpna, dostalo Sc vedle
vsestranneho skautskeho vycvl
ku take dosti pTflezitosti k de-
batam O soucasnych mezlna-
rodnfch pomerech. -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
4 LETA VALKY.


We stredu, 1. zarf tomu byly
ctyTi roxy, co Hitler rozpoutal
nynejs1 vsesvetovou waikiki, KITE
ra neoficielne zacala japon-
skym obsazen1m Mandzurska
r. 1881, valkou v Habesi a We
Spanelsku.
Den 1. zaff 1899 byI kulmi-
nac1 usmiTovatelske politiky
Chamberlain 'Daladiera.
Pc diva roxy byl svet sved-
KEN pohrom, jez Sc ma demo
kraticky svet valily.
Omamen lacinymi 1spechy,
Hitler zmobilisovaI vsechny
svoje silly a vrhnul Sc ma SOVIET
sky Svaz. Domn1val Sc, re S
MIN Dude NIT tax lehkou praci,
jake s. ostatnf Evropou, ktera
byla rozlozena jeho propagan-
dou a domacimi patymi kolo-
mani.
Hitler Sc prepocftal. Jeho
1tokem ma Sovetsky Svaz Sc
vsechno zm6nilo. Utokem ma
Sovetsky Svaz podepsal Hitler
svGj vlastn1 rozsudek.
Sovetsky Svaz "a cenu veil
kych rozloh 1zemf a ztrat ma
Ilidskych zivotech vydrzel O.
hromne napory a trent protio-
fensivami zacal hnat hitlerov-
ce ma zapad.
Take jinde Sc karta obratila.
ISpojenci dobyli cele Severnf
Afriky a Sicilie a stoj1 u bran
Italie. Zacali vycistovat JIM
Pacifik cd JaponcG. Ale to
jsou stale jen pocatecn1 stadia
spojenecke valky.
Hlavn1m problemem ZGstava
1tok ma Hitlerovu Evropu re
zapadu. V-kvetnu 1912 byla
zahranicn1mu komisaTi Moloto-
VOW We Washington sl1bena
druha fronta v zapadn1 Evro-
pc. Konference v Casablance
vydala heslo O "bezpodm1nec-
ne kapitulaci Osy". Konferen-
&c v Quebeku ucinila usnesenl
O akc1ch proti Japonsku. Ma
otazku druhe fronty v Europe
vsak odpov6di nedala.
Pc ctyTech letech valky jsou
spojenci V postaven1 k mocne-
mu 1deru ma Hitlerovu "Fes-
tung Europu." Mali dostatek
vojska, vyzbroje, lodi vseho.
Hitler nevydrzf dvoufrontovou
waikiki ami sest m6s1cI. Jeste
letos NIUE byt ucinen konec je-
no tyranii.
Vysledky valky zavis1 ma
tom, jak a kdy Dude porazen
Hitler. Gin drive Dude vyTf-
zen, tim drive budou take moci
|spojenci soustredit vsechny svo
je silly proti Japonsku. Vsech-
no ostatnf jest podradnym.
Velika sovetska ofensiva po-
skytuje zapadn1m spojencGm
moznost 1toku ma zapadnf E.
vropu, moznost rychleho v1tez-
stvi. Kazda jina strategic by
byla prodluzovani valky a to
by znamenalo take zvysen1 O.
b6tf a ztrat.
V den ctvrteho vyrocf nejvet-
81 valky lidskych dejin nen1 mic
tax d1lezitym, jake druha
fronta v zapadn1 Europe!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Zvlastni nemecky ufad pro evil
denci ztrat u Stalingradu.

New York (CTK) = Praz-
sky list der Neue Tag" z %.
kvetna upozornuje, re prlslus-
nlci padlych a pohfesovanych
voj1nG z bojG u Stalingradu,
kter1 nedostali vyrozumen1 Q
jejich osudu cd pracovnlhO sta
bu Stalingrad (Arbeitsstab Sta
lingrad), mali vyplniti u neJ-
blizsiho vojenskeho pfihlasova
c1ho 1radu zvlastn1 formulaf
"a 1celem zjistenf zaopatrova-
c1ch narokG. Vyrozumen1 o O.
sudu vojaka cd dT1vejs1 jednot-
ky, predstaveneho neb kama
rada nestac1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Lebrun a Poncet zatceni.

Re Svycarska Sc oznamuje,
re Gestapo v okupovane Fran
eli zatklo byvaleho presidenta
francouzske republiky Lebru-
ma a byvaleho vyslance v Ber-
line a v Rhine Francois Ponce
ia. Nenf znamo proc byli Eat
cent, ami jaky je jejich osud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03
Velke zeleznicni neStssti ma
draze Delaware -Lackawanna -
Western Railroad.

V pondel1 6 hodin vecer
narazil Lackawanna Limited
osobn1 Wax ma nakladnf loko-
motivu pobl1ze STANCE Way
land, N. Y. 80 osob prislo o
zivot a pres 60 jich bylo pora-
memo. Nejv1ce z%ranenych bylo
opatreno. Pf1cina srazky neni
znama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03

Kuba pTistoupila ma podmln-
ky, Poole nichz veSkera pro-
dukce kubanskeho cukru roku
1914 Dude prodana Spojenym
StatGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-09-03

nechal Ceskoslovensko, Rakou-
sko a Polsko v nemeckych dra-
pech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
THE sun
NEVER SETS
ON The
MIGHTY lte7

T-HE JEEP has carried brave men into
l. countless thrilling actions on every
blazing front of the war. But never has
a Jeep participated in a more heroic
deed than is described in the incident
illustrated above.
Here is the story as told, for the first
nine, by a commanding officer Of the
United States Army Ground Forces that
landed at Port Lyautey:
ut was very carly morning Of the day
we invaded North Africa, and we were
standing off the shore of Casablanca.
Directly in front Of us lay the resort town
Of Port Lyautey, one of the strongest
fortified points held by the French. 1t
was here that their Commandant had his
headquarters in an old Portuguese fort,
on a hill five hundred yards in from
shore
Just at daybrcak our bargcs manned
by Navy personnel, and carrying JeePs,
tanks, and men of the United States Army
Ground Forces, took to the water. We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

You see, the commanding officer of
our expedition-an oldtimer-carried an
important message for the Commandant
at the fort. He felt that if this message
got through, there was a good chance
that they would quit firing and that
much bloodshed would be prevented.
$50, on a standard to the right Of his
Jeep he had an American flag set up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

headed for shore in surf that was Is feet
high.
when we were about half way in,
they opened up on US with everything
they had Even before we reached the
beach, their guns and fiers were max
ing it plenty hot for us.
Our Jecps were the first to hit the
sand and they came off the barges with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01

JeeP came off the barge first. 1t headed
across the beach and on up the hill to-
ward the fort, at top speed-ngbt into
the fire pa battery Of 1873 nm. coast aril-
lery guns and machine ganH
I'VE figured that if the officers in the
fort saw their own flag along with the
truce flag and the Stars and Stripes.
they would cease firing, and the mes
sage would get through,
BUTT didn'twork out that way. When
the speeding JeeP was about two-thirds
the way up the hill, and wewere thinking
they might make it, burst of gun-fre
killed the colonel and knocked the
Jeep out of action. The other officer
escaped with his life, and although cap
tured, completed the mission, and later
received the Congressional Medal of
Honor.
And right there the curtain came down
on one of the finest bits of personal hero
ism, ADORE and bgoadbs call 9fdmy that
this war will see on any front"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Cpl. Wilianen
Ruth limerick
Wed Here

CPL. AND MRS. MARCUS
r WILJANEN are at Copper
Harbor Mich, or their honey
moon. following their marriage
Saturday AZ 81. Marks Method
ISL Church. The bride is the
former Ruth Georgjana Emor-
ick. daughter of tho Frank r.
E.merlCkS of Harding avenue
Cpl Wilianen Is from Calumet
The candlchght we'd d ing
service was road i'm the evening
by tho Rev Richard Nj. Millard
Mrs Robert limerick of Chi
cage was the brides only at
tcndant Michael Wiljanen was
his brothers hest man and
Manuel Wlljancn and Paul Huff
were the uShcTS
4 reception was held in the
church rarlorS When the
NilianCnN return from their
trip, Mis- Wlljanon Will make
her home here -rith her parent
and Cpl Willanon Will rcpor'
hack 10 his station in Snyrn0
Tenn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

= BUY WAR BONDS ,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
4 Sisters in Bridal Party

WITH -FOUR pretty sisters. Betty doesn't have TO look
outside her family for bridal party.
Ann Webb Will be the maid OF honor and Dorohy
Virginia and Edith will be bridesmaids
The list of ushels. will be announced later.
Parties will begin. Monday night-,When Jane Free
man Justine Debo and Barbara Moore will give
dinner and shower for Betty. at the DAC....
Tuesday, Mrs. Francis Shafer will AT dinner
and shower. in her home in Mnock
Wednesday, Betty Epson and Mrs. Harry Stark Jr
will be hosesses dinner and personal
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
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WIN oA
~

BETTY WEBB stepped of the train from California
Tuesday night and into regular whirl Of gayety
For her marriage Pfc. John Leslie Is only 10 days
and between and then regular hosts of people
trying to crowd in parties for her.
Betty most of you know. is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs H. Eugene Webb Of Glynn Court and Hickory Island
aud Pfc Leslie is the Of Col and Mrs Frank Leslie
of Spokane Wash.
F1c wedding will t7ko Place Sept. at so p
in the North Woodward Congregational Church and Dean
Chester b. Emerson. will from Cleveland per-
form the ceremony.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
DAG Luncheon Tomorrow

MRS GEORGE f. VILLEROT of Beacon Hill. and
Mrs George Mehling of Audubon road will give
luncheon At the DAG tomorrow. &C..
To honor kathryn Eserlng Lee daughter of Mr. and
Mrs George Lee Jr.whose engagement Ensign Donald
Lee Shanck Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy B. Shanck Of
DougIaston, l.. l., has just been announced. -.
Guests at the linen shower and bridge which will
follow the luncheon will be Kappa Delta sorority sisters
ol Miss Lee al the University of Michigan.
Both Miss Lee and Ensign Shanck graduated from
Mcmgan Ensign Shanck is studying Princeton
University.
Guests at the luncheon will be Clorce Case of Little
Valley, N. y. Claire Warren of Weston Mass
Georganna Tuck OF Pontiac Jean MacKaye of Arbor
Martha Ann Wood of Ann Arbor "
AND Detroters Sally Weinhart.. Elaine Travis
Marlyn Savage Gale Doyle Jean Cox 90 Helen Pat.
terson and Mary Jane Janiga go.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

ENSIGN AND AiRS-R =
.ARNAS returned 10 Wash
Y Wednesday after spending a
l-dll leave with Ensign Far
Ea~' parent, Mr. and Mrs + j.
Farkas of WcStmoreland road
BoNedale Park.
Mr.. and Ms. Ealkas enter-
tanned IN honor of thcn SON and
daughter-in-faw AT a dinner at
the DAG. Saturday night
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
KathIeen Carroll
Wed on Coast

CPL AND MRS JOSEPH
WENDELL WILKINSON arc
now residing in San Francisco.
following their recent marriage
there Mrs Wilkinson is tho
former Kathleen Elizabeth Car
roll, daughter Of Mr. and Mr.
90 \. Carroll Of Bcnltcau ave.
nue., and Cpl Wilkinson Is The
son Of tho Fred WllkinSon> OF
raImIpgtoR,
The wedding took place in an
army post chapel Al the PreSi-
dio. where Gpi. Wilkinson is now
stationed. Tho Young couple
went on a wedding trip 10 Yo-
semitic