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Evening star., 1943-04-14
PUMPKINS
BY WILBUR H. YOUNGMAN,
The Stars Garden Editor.

The growing of pumpkins re-
quires entirely too much space to
be included in a Victory garden.
This is in spite of the fact that they
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-30

kAIP is spaudos pranesmu matyti, socalistai If ka-
II talika, kure prizes kelis menesius New Yorko su-
vaziavme, susimete Americas Lietuviu Taryba, gle
bavosi ir katalikai vadai leido cckams nesva-
rias zubais aizytibucuot save rengia konferencija
Kita svarbi Amerikos Lietuviu organizacija taip
pat veikanti Letuvos reikalais Lietuvai Vaduot Sa
junga - ia konferencija nebuvo kviesta.
Tautinei visuomene pranesame kad suprastu skr-
tuna tos konferencijos visuotino Americas Letu-
viu semo kokis galetu butt susauktas bendra vsu
viu susitarimu rekaui priejus.
81 kataliku-ciciliku saukiama konferenca Pitts
burghe, il bus didele maza, yra gryna socialism,
katalku vadu srovinis suvaziavimas e jane ke-
sinss kabet il 'vsp" Americas Lietuviu vardu.
Siai konferencai saukti tkros priezasties nebuvo,
ka pareiske nekurie r kataku veikeai if laikrascia
sios konferencijos rengejai nesiskaito Lietuvos
Preziden, bet pripazysta tous tipus kaip Grinius,
Pakstas If kitus, kure jiesko uniju su Lenkais.
Konferencija, kick znoma ir toliau lures tkso su
Lenkais tariffs ir bendradarbiaut, ko tautinnka
niekados nedasilesime -- Lietuvos neparduosime.
ST konferencja yra daugiau tik t1ukdynas busmo
kokio visuotino, bendro visu Amerkos Lietuviu
darbO Iietuvos vadavmu
Pareiskame taip pat kad sioje konferencijoje
darecai atsoyaus tik save, tautininkus ir visa
tautine srove
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-30
KAS KA RAso
(Spaudoje Pasidairius)
Raso Vyt. sirvydas.
Kaip Skiepyta

'FaSlZmaS'
Musu socialistu spauda ipra-
tus, kaip arklys j avizas, vi
suomenei pasakoti buk po 1926
metu Lietuvoje buves "fasis-
tinis" rezimas. Pagal socialis-
tq teorija, fasizmas esas "pas-
kutinis kapitalizmo pasispar-
dymas". Dabar paziurekime
kaip tas "kapitalizmas" spar
desi Lietuvoje. Liudininku te-
gul buna Jonas A. Armonas ir
jo straipsnis Naujienose, "Ko-
munistu Judejimas Lietuvoje
1910 M" Armonas sakosi gy-
venes Birzu apskrityje, kurio
Medaikiu kaime 'fasistuojas
kapitalizmas" sitaip kojom
vizgeno:
"MedaikiQ kaime veike kO-
operatyvas, kuris operavo mo-
dernine pienine, duonkepykla,
skerdykla ir krautuve. Ukinin-
kai nuvezdavo pieno, O parsi-
vezdavo sviezios mesos, duonos
ir reikmenu".
Armonas nepasako kada Sis
kooperatyvas pradejo taip gra-
ziai veikti, bet drasiai galima
speti kad tai ivyko po ''fasis-
tinio rezimo" isikurimo, nes Sis
"fasistinis rezimas" turejo ak
luna pjauti saka ant kurios,
sakoma, visi fasistiniai rezimai
sedi, butent, privatini kapita-
lizma. Tas rezimas visomis
oajiegomis auklejo kooperatini
Saudi, kuris taip graziai kles-
i svedijoje, Danijoje ir kito-
'e kulturingose, nefaSistinese
5alyse.
Armonas dar idomesniu da-
yku pranesa. Naujo Radvilis-
lio valscius (pagal jo) gal
leturtingiausias is visu". 10
1000 ukininku skaudziai nu-
lentejo 1927 metals nuo pa
iutes. Teko isiskolinti (cia
iems "fasistinis rezimas" pa
lejo). zeme prasta, trecios
+ ketvirtos ruSies. Ivyko tur-
y parceliavimai uz skolas ir
nokescius. Taigi, Armonas sa-
20, "nepasitenkinimo valsciuje
yalejo butt nemazai'.
Bet ar zinote kick tikreny-
oeje buvo nepasitenk nj stu
orie valdzios kuria musu So
.ialistai be faktu peizoja? Ma
ii viso labo du! Ir tie ne kon-
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AK PASAKYKITE!

Ak pasakykite, Ponai Didieji,
Kodel 81 pasauli toks kerstas uzliejo?
Ak pasakykite, duokit suprasti,
Ko trokSta Valdovai, ka nori surasti?!
Ar jiesko auku niekados jiems zadetu,
Ar vardo garsaus, kad per amzius
skanlbetu?
Ar trusa zmonijos paglemzti, iSrauti
Ir pedsakus savo krauju apiplauti?
Ak pasakykite, dryskit kalbeti,
Kan eme pasaulis is skausmo merdeti,
Kad kudikio akys dziaugsmu nenusvinta,
Kapsu AguOna.
Detroit, Mich.
Liepos 10, 1943.
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VELINES PRAEJO
(Vacys Siugzdinis)

Senai jau uzgeso zvakuciQ liepsneles.
Ir maldos, ir raudos, ir gieslnes pradingo,
Naktine tyla kapinyna apsupo
Pazadintos veles sumigo: .
Tylu... Kartais vejas, gudziai suslamejes,
Lapus geltonuosius is mego isblasko,
O Sic, suvirpeje, rasu pc rubina
I salta purVyna istasko. -.
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centracijos stovykloj savo ne
pasitenkinima reiksdavo, bet
karciamoje, prie alaus kausu!
Jau Klaidineja

Jau Klaidineja
IS Maskvos direktyvu prota-
Vino "linijai" nebegaudami,
musQ bolsevikai jau pradeda
klaidzioti. Vilnis, pavyzdziui,
raso: "Mes esame giliai isitiki-
ne kad pamatine Sovietijos
stiprumo priezastis yra jos So
cialistineje santvarkoje".
Stalinas gi tiki kad tas stip-
rumas tai istoriniame Rusu
liaudies patriotiskume ginti sa-
vo tevq zeme. Ia patriotizma
jau keli metal Stalinas aukle-
ia, pirma issaudes visus tarp-
tautinius socializmo kurejus,
prie kuriu pridejo ir Lenkijos
zydus Alteri ir jo drauga.
Vilnis toliau sako: 'Tik So
cialistines santvarkos pagrin-
du galejo issivystyti tokia pa
jiega kaip raudonoji armija".
Ia armija ana diena pasau-
liui paskelbe, jei antro fronto
me socialistai" Anglai ir Ame-
rikonai nepadarys tai Vokieti-
ia nebus sumusta. Ne socia-
listine Anglia viena atlaike
Vokieciu blitza, kada socialis-
tine Sovietija "neutralavo" su
Berlinu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-07-30

Stai Jau ir "FaSistas"

Per Niunkas ir Starobinus,
per Cvirkas ir Giras, musQ
kairieji Lietuvos Prezidenta
A. Smetona vadino "fasistu''
ir ''Berlinui parsidavusiu". To-
kiu budu net axis pasikrapst5-
me pastebeje bolseviku Vilny-
je kito Paleckinio komisaro, J.
simkaus straipsni apie Kubi-
luna. Ten Sis generolas nu-
vaizduojamas kaip 1884 me-
tais parsidaves naziams. O Ii
note ka "Berlinui parsidave"
ir 'fasistai" Smetona ir Ku-
biliunas padare? Nagi smukst
ikiso simku kalejiman, ir Wy
rukas ilgai pavingiavo Xxi is
ten iSsilaisvino.
" tokius "atidengimus"
kahn ar Niunka neniunkuos
Sinku j Sibira? Juk tai gadi-
nimas bolseviku propagandos
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M USSOLINI Italijos sustprintojas, kuris per

USSOIINI Itaijos sustiprintoas, kuris per 21
''i ia valdymo Italia isdidno ir pats pagaliau, su-
sidejes Htleru ia prvede prie prazutes kranto ta
po is Itaos vyiausybes vadovybes pasalintas 10 vie
riautojas Italia smarkia krypsta prie baigimo karo
If gal but iSgelbejmui padeties dar bando ali
antas deretis r koias saygas statyt taciau Sic
IL tolau state rekalavimus Italjai pasduo besaygi
mai arba likti visai sunakintai.
Soms keIiomis dienomis paaskes kas su Italia nll-
tiks. Su Mussonio isnykmu is scenos prasdeda iri-
mas Hitherto Europos Tviroves senu is vidaus. Ali
jantai tas sienas is auko jau lengvai isgraus.
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"Amerikos Lietuviu Katali-
ky Darbai' knygoje priskaito-
ma .Amerikoje 324 Lietuviai
kunigai. Tautiniu atzvilgiu,
taciau, jau6iasi, tie 324 kuni-
gai maziau nudirba negu Sc
niau pirstais suskaitomi musu
kunigai, kuriQ tarpe prasikis-
davo toxic kaip zilius, Milu-
kas, Nemesis. Kaupas, Sutkai-
tbs.
Dabar daugiau galvQ, bet
darbo nazai.
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sAMERlKlECIM pirmiau numesdami atsipusias
skustlvu geaztkes per meta numesdavo sunaiknimui
po 5000 tonu geriausios rusies pleno.
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ROMOS bombardavimas prmena laikus, kada
~ Europos krikscionys ejo, per pora smtu metu,
skirtumas tas kad Roma bombarduoant alijanta nori
priversti Italus baigti kara r tuom paengvnta an
tams nugaeti tluaji Europos netke Hiteri kuris
ruoSe vsas priezastis Siam pasauliniam karui.
Kick igai Itala lakysis negaima net spejinlu da-
ryt Al ena kOos slaptos derybos tarp Itaos ir ali
anQ nezina il vera su Italia deretis, kuome rel
kainga ia tk sumusti r Mussolino fasizma sugrauti
gavimui Itaijos zmoniQ draugngumo - tai klausimai
kuriuos kas sprendza. staip esan reika svars-
tyti kick !taos zmones nori alijantu draugingumo,
kada jQ ddee imperija nusluota zemes skrituo r
likes tk venQ venas pacos Itajos bato pavidalo pu-
sausalis jau atakuojamas.
! Rooseveto- -Churchillo ragnima pasiduoti paskel-
hta prizes kelok& denu, italy fasistu spauda asako
jog pasidavlnas Italians dabar negaimas del to kad
jien1s neko neilItu kap "tik akys verkmui'.
Ias atsako virS pamineta pareskma kad jie, ne
norodaml prarast imperijos kuria buvo isdidne
Afrikoe, nOri ilgau kariaut tkedam kokiu nors pa
suymQ. Bet Mussoln jq nesulauks Xxi jis ta Sail va
d0Vaus
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\1EKURIE spaudos zmones skebia kad United Ma
tions - ape 30 valstybiQ sudarancu karaujancia
prizes A$ ajga, uretQ butt pasruosusios gelbeti ir
naitnti ape 100 mijonQ zmoniu nuo dabar If Xxi pa
baigai hto meto, Tai yra zmones tu Sally kurias ali
anta atksriaus il iSaisvns is pc Htero priespaudos
Taciau netiksliai kalba tie kuie sake kad United
Nations tures pasirupnti tu saiQ maitinimu. Nuoga
renybe yra tai kad United States arba musu didzio
j Respubika lures tik rpnts bet r maitinti tu sa
United Nations nariais yra ir Lenkja ir Rlsija ir
rancuzja II kos mazesn6s Salys bet jos pacios yra
EokieciQ palbokStos, neko eturi If negretai tures
V!sos tos United Nations aikos sikbusios Dedei Samu
iskvernus il nor gauti masto r visko kekviena sau
II tuoiau, dabar.
Americas zmones jau dabar dar nepradejus mai
unit atkaraUtas If Slaisvintas Sails tur dirzus sus-
yerZtl daugau didele dals maiso atitenka Risai
k1 Vlena tuli apie IT'S mijonus alkanu zmoniu da-
g'au negu tie 1850 monQ kuru maitinimas dar tik pro-
]eEtuoJamas - If projekuojamas Dedes Samo didelias
kisenias.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

Headquarters, Alaska Defense Command-Red Cross kits con- taining cigarettes, candy and new magazines and newspapers were distributed to each wound ed soldier returned by hospital ships and transports from Alaska and the Aleutians.
 The supply was sufficient to take care of all wounded, and commanding officers of every ship taking aboard battle cas- ualties ascertained their needs for the wounded during the trip to a hospital in the United States. Distribution was made by the Special Service officer.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10
Baked Food Sale Today

Delicious, home-baked foods will be put on sale at the Lyric theatre today at l pm, Mrs. William Steele, chairman, announced.
 The sale is for the benefit of the Community Baptist church Ladies' Aid, and the home cook ed baked foods will be prepared by ladies of the group. If past experience is any criterion
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10
War SideIights

At Boston, Mass, 600 Navy Seabees returned from 12 months in Africa for a 30 day leave They told of being offered native wives at 10 dollars each. One Seabee said a tribal chief offered his daughter at the bargain price of 8 dollars. When he re- fused the chieftain offered in turn his sons wife & his own wife. David Belasco of Redwood, California, was branded on the chest with acid by a native girl during initiation ceremonies when he joined native tribe.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

Euphrata, Wash, Ut Col William R. Lovelace II, a sur geon in the Air force, has made } parachute jump from 42,2oo feet to prove that emergency oxygen equipment supplied to Army airmen is all right. The jump is the highest on record in this country.
 Col. Lovelace froze his left hand slightly when the jerk of the opening chute Tipped off hIs glove in 50 below temperature. The drop took 23 minutes and 51 seconds.
 He said he blacked out at a. bout 30,0O0 feet but recovered by the time he got down to 5000.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10
NOTICE

All garbage cans must be put where they are accessible to trucks or garbage will not be picked up. This means they must be at road side.
 Bills are payable at our office.
 Island Transfer Go.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10
customers should get there early for a good choice.

Washington (R)-President Roosevelt nominated Charles H. Hope as postmaster of .Unalaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-10

There will be a fire drill to- night at 8 pm at the city hall.H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Priscilla Coan
Marie d in East

MISS PRISCILLA BART
LETT COAN. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Robert A. Coan. re-
Gently became the bride Of
James Hume Barnes Jr. of
Crosse Pointc i'm The First Con-
cregational Church IN MelroSe,
Mass.
The Rev. Ulin B. Tracy Off
Cia'cd
Miss Betty Ann GarretSon Of
Bingham, Mass, was maid Of
honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss
shirley Webster of Providence,
r l.: Miss Blanche Worth Of
Ncedham. Mass. Mss Mariory
Atwood of TopSheld. Mass. and
Miss Constance CUNT .of New
ton. Mass.
Frederick p. Meier Of Mon
roe Mich. was best man and
the u>hcr> were Robert Barnes
~ washington. - q. tfr1cfe ~
the bridegroom. Paul ErSkine
OF Crosse poulo William Van
RaVensw8y of Boston. Mass,
and Charles FurncSS OF Ever
eft Mas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Playground
On Beaubien
Is Dedica ted

TIE TOTS " lot al St. Pc
ter Claver Community House.
sponsored by the League Of
Catholic Women. Beaublcn and
Elliott streets, will be dedicated
today
The playground adioine the
community house gymnasium
and is being completely equipped
through contributions of Fred
Maggie
John Considinc. Superintend-
ont Of the public recreational
department. will preside at the
flag raising exercises in the aft
ernoOu.
Mrs. William +. Connolly.
chairman Of The leagues COM
miitee. VIII NOT be able 10 at
tend, but The following mcm-
berS on her committee VIII be
present: Mrs. James p. Cum
miskey. Mrs. Leon {. Flnck.
Mrs. Percy =. Donovan, Mrs.
u. 3. Sharkey, Mrs r. W Nor
mile. Mrs Frank r. Dougall
and Miss Grace LOchCrble
Mr.. AND MRS. SHERMAN
kELLYS. who formerly stayed
az Gratiol Inn. have Just taken
the n. j. Harris attractive cot
tage on the beach for the re-
maInder Of the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Alice Stroh Surprises

ALICE STROH'S friends
viii be astonished TO learn
800. that she whisked of 70
Bayhead, y. and was
married last evening TO
Cpl. Paul +. Sanborne Jr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul +.
Sanborne of New York and
Bayhead. at a candlclight
ceremony IN the chapel Of tine
Bayhead Presbyterian Church.
TIC wedding was hur-
riedly arranged 10 take place
at the beginning of Cpl. San
bornos unexpected furlough.
Alice was given in mar
Rage by her father, Bernhard
Stroh Jr. of Crosse Pointe.
The Rev. Robert Whyte,
u. ~. LID. minister of the
Gid Stone Church, in Cleve-
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Married in CendIeIiqht

JANET HOLDEN daughter Of the Howard Bancroft
Hoden Of Lawrence and It. Jack Walker L. s. Navy
Wesley Walkers of McComh o. were married
last evening O'Clock in the North Woodward Congrega
tional Church..
The altar thanked by tS standards Of white arkspur
and gado cathedral tapes candeabra cleaned
against background Of ferns and palms.
Mrs. William H. Mason had from Tulsa Okla, TO
be her sisters matron Of honor.
Br1drsrafrS Mrs. ~ Hiatt - fowtirg trccr
sister The bridegroom. and Mrs Rudolph Sell Of Detroit
u. Walkers brother Vaughn, his best man. and
the ushers were. Vincent Butterfly. Mark Beach ...
Frank Dannemler Of Canton o.. Frederick Cushing 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Lovely in Ivory Satin

ALICE WAS lovely bride in her Empire period wedding
dress OF ivory which had train four yards long and
juliet cap Of heirloom lace with an illusion veil.
She carried prayer book with Charlotte bouquet Of
four white orchids.
Her sister. Joan Stroh was her maid of honor
the bridesmaids Janet Brown OF Boston. Mrs
Estee Robinson Of Toledo Jeanne Ford Of Crosse P0nte
e. and Mrs Catherine Vancott of Bayhead....
The maid of honor in and the bridesmaids in
blue their dresses being made in the style as the
brides and they hcaddresses match and carried
pink
guests seated by 1t Gordon Bodek of Philadelphia
c. Thomas j. of Elizabeth y. Cpl Richard Schroge
OF Crosse Poine Cpl Louis Raube Of Mapewood y. j..
Charles Haines Of Bronxve n and Jack Cook Of South
Orange y. IT,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Meals TO lie ave
For Home Monday

MRS. KIRKE A. NEAL and
her small daughter Mary Sig
rid. VIII return on Monday 10
their home IN Chestnut Hi.
Mass. following a visit here
with Mrs. Meals parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Slgurd Becker Of
DeVOnShlre road.
The BeckerS viii take their
guests. and their other son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Earle If Washington
road. IN the Old Club for the
week end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
FindIeys Go
To New Home
In California

MR. AND MRS. MELVIN r.
FINDLEY and son, Paul and
daughter Catherine formerly
of Audubon road have moved
10 their now homo IN san Ma
Tjno. Cal
The new Firdlcy residence is
very pICtUTeSque-HUd is situated
in the midst of four acres of
landScapc0 gardens. orchards Of
fruit and victory gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Visitor Here
Returns 10
Battle Creek

MISS LUCY VAN DYKE.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Van Dyke of Battle Greek. has
returned home after a visit with
friends in Birmingham and De-
trolt.
Miss Van Dyke recently re-
cctved an award scholarship
from Battle Creek High School
and VIII attend Michigan State
College in the fail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Mrs. Tripp Sees
Son Commissioned

MRS. WILLIAM II. TRIP Of
Winthrop avenue ioWneyod 10
Aberdeen. Md. 10 be present
when her son. John, received his
commission as first lieutenant.
Accompanying Mrs. Trip on
the journey were her son. Peter
{. Trpp, and Richard DeGrand-
champ.
En- route home they remained
several days in New York'City.
where they stayed at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Groom Stationed in New Jersey

THE BRIDE is graduate Of Ogonz Junior College in
Philadelphia and member of Tau Beta and provisional
member Of the Junior League.
Cpl Sanborne graduated from Deerfield OF the
oldest prep schools the country and studied at Dart
until he enlisted in the signal corps year ago.
He frequently visited the Strohs
Now s stationed Monmouth, y. IT,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

High School. and Cours
MaIn,cnon, in Cannes, France.
She is a member of Tau
Beta and the Junior League.
Her flance was graduated
from Williams College. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

JANET WAS p stately
bride in her princess gown
Of ivory satin and coronet Of
Limerick lace which held in
place a long veil Of Illusion
with a panel Of similar lace
down the centcr....and a
face veil.
The lace had trimmed
Mrs. Holden and Mrs.
Mason wedding dresses
The bridal bouquet was
of white roses and gardenlas
showefed with stephanotis.
The attendants were in
paste chiffon Mrs Mason
IN pale green Mrs Hall IN
PINK sna Mrs. SCI. In ye.Iaw
&c.. carried johanna IM
roses and yellow daisies and
wore matching flowers 8
their hair.
A RECEPTION was held
AZ the Ingleside Club
It. and Mrs. Walker afe
motoring 90 ANNAPOLIS and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Floating Isles
Of Mexico
Enchanting
By CONCHITA SEPULNEDA
PIGNATELLI

MEXICO CITY, July II
XOCHIMlLCO, land OF enchant-
ment! l doubt that any other
country in the world can boast
of such a glorious sylvan spot.
ON an afternoon the floating
gardens are a thing of beauty
and a Joy forever Hundreds
of chaupaS ,canocS) float Sc
renely along, filled with an end
less variety of flowers so bril-
liant and Colorful as 10 put the
spectrum 10 shame
was highly nattcrcd TO find
that my chalupa bore the deSIg-
nation of "Conchlta. " Others
passing were Maria " Car
men "RoSita' and other typi-
cal melodious Mexican names.
With my old and devoted
friends the AltamIranoS. the
RaSchSr The -AGllilaps- and their
attractive families / drifted
down the Chinanpas lulled by
the soft swish Of the wateF and
the sweet strains from guitars
played by MpXlcanS i'm native
costumes, lollIng along in other
canoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
N ayfsir :.
with c'A

Mr. AND MRS ROBERT WATSON STANDARD JR. Of
Washington ro7d Crosse Pane today announcing the
engagement at th younger daughter attractive Katharine
Harold t. McGregor Jr.....son of Harold l..
McGreeor OF Rochester Niche.
k4e went *, t,fas- Paate Country Day. Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
PEACE CLOHKS ALL

Peace and romance descended
and lightly cloaked one. and the
world and IT'S trials was far
away.
These floating islands are out
lined by tall and graceful
sauces huejoteS, typRal Of
thus section, and much like our
northern poplar. The rich soil
IS planted with acres Of flowers
and acres and acres OF corn.
The green maze OF canals
with their countless canoes and
81 rounding verdure present one
of the most picturesque sights
Imaginable Over all in the late
afternoon there falls the dulcet
voices Of distant soft toned
bells from the old church call
ing the faithful 10 benedlction.
MEXICANS HAPPY PEOPLE
Happy people arc the Next
cans. and Sunday for them is a
real time Of rest and pleasure
thousands of carts along
the road while their owners en-
Joy Nochlmllco what an
array Of artistic wares and deli
cate drawnwork is sold here
the eXpertneSS Of those hand
ling the canoes is astounding
women selling pottcd plants,
roses, geraniumS. gardeniaS
delicious Mexican viandS 10 nib
BILE while drifting along.
The government Of Mexico
deserves unrcmitting praise for
The countryS magnificent roads.
which make il possible for The
tourist 10 absorb the thrilling
beauty Of one of the worlds
garden spots. Fl Vale do
Mexico. the Valley Of Mexico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

"The Wishing Well has
message IN cipher for you. DAILY
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

land and the Rev Peter X Emmons minister Of the Penna
Church. in Philadelphia ofticiated. 49,.
Evening star., 1943-08-24

Like the stage they will be deco
rated with flags.
Army officials say they will leave
nothing undone to make the show
the finest Washington has seen.
Specialists from nearby military es-
adjustments will be assigned on the
grounds to explain the operations
of our implements of war, such as
planes, tanks. guns. barrage bal
looms, helicopter and the special
lied services of the Army
Never before has the Army at
tempted a show of this magnitude,
but officials in charge are deter
mined to show bond buyers and po-
tential security holders what Uncle
Sam is doing to defeat the enemy.
Every piece of war materiel will
carry a price tag listing its cost.
The price of big bomber, for ex-
ample, represents sum greater
than the lifetime earnings of the
majority of American citizens.
A week ago the exhibit was in the
blueprint stage Surveyors were
mapping out sites. But the grounds
today are scene of feverish activ-
ity. BY the end of this week tents
for the housing of costly war ma
terials are expected to arrive. They
will be se' up promptly, thus giving
a military atmosphere to the spa
cious Monument Grounds.
Orders to the various sections of
the Army having part in the show
either have gone out to commanding
officers, or are in process of going
out. The Army is on the move in
the Back the Attack" program.
just as it is making it's growing
strength felt in the war zones.