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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31
kALEDINES AUKOS
LVS REIkALAMS

Stal burelis gerasirdziu Lie
tuviu, kurie svenciu metu ne
uzmirso ir Lietuvos vadavimo
reikalus ir prisiunte savo au-
kas Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos darbu paramai. Xiii pa
sizadejo prisiQsti, ir tikimes
jie savo prizada ispildys.
Pranas Pukas, is Philadelphia,
Pa, raso:
"Nors Jau viena egzemplio-
riu knygos uzsisakiau, bet az
cia pridetus SIS cekiu malone
site atsiQsti dar viena knyga,
kuria padovanosiu prielankiam
Lietuviams musu miesto Ma
yorui, kuri Tamsta irgi pazy-
yorui".
Petras Lalas, is Amsterdam,
N. Y, daug pasidarbaves
uzrasyme knygos "Timeless
Lithuania", prisiunte Lietu-
vos Atstovybei Londone sa-
vo KaledQ auka SEQ
Mrs. Anna Liudzius, is Bratt-
leboro, VT, knygai 500
Vladas Selickas. Cleveland,
knygai 500
Petras zilinskas, Los Angeles,
CAL, knygai 500
Londono Atstovybei 800
M. Motejunas, Cleveland 800.
J. Pleckaitis, Aliquippa,
Pa. 200
Albinas Kuslis,
Watertown, Conn. 200
Andrius Rutkauskas,
Cleveland, Ohio 800
KAS DAUGIAUS?
Aukos Lietuvos vadavimo
darbams reikalingos ir Sven
ciQ metu ir kiekviena diena u
taigi gerieji Lietuviai, kaip
tik jauciate jusu kiseniuje yra
laisvas dolaris ar penkine, pri-
siqskit savo auka paremti L.
V. S. darbus ir pastangas uz
Lietuvos nepriklausomybe.
Aukas siuskit Stems tiks-
lams:
1. Knygai '"Timeless Lithu-
ania". isigyti. Kurie paveluo-
sit, tos knygos visai negalesit
gauti, mes visai didelei Ame-
rikai jos isleista tik nedidelis
1000 egzemplioriu skaicius.
Labai svarbu kad "Timeless
butu padovanota vi
stems zymesniems miestu ir
politikos darbuotojams
padarymui ju Lietuvos drau-
gals.
2. Lietuvos Atstovybems uz-
sieniuose paremti kad jos ga
letu issilaikyti ir dirbti Lietu-
vos nepriklausomybes gynimo
darba ten kur mes Amerikie-
:iai del karo negalime prieiti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31
PRADEKIME 1914 METUS
TVARKINGAI

Cia trumpai priminiau apie
1943 metu ir ankstesnius ne
tikslumus. Dabar paziurekim
ka mes galime padaryti. Pr
mole vietoje turetume visose
Lietuviu kolonijose isteigti L..
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Saukiarna AInerikos LietuviQ Seimas
Lietuvai Gelbeti
lYvKs
LIETUVIU sElMO UzDAVINIAI

LIETUVIU SEIMO UzDAVINIAI
l. Atstatyti Lietuvos neprikausomybe kooperuo
jant Amerikos ir Lietuvos valdzios istaigomis.
g. Reikalaut kad Letuva butu lesta United Ma
tons nariu skaciu.
g. Prasyti gubernatoriu visose Americas vastiio-
Sc kr tlk Lleuval gyvena kad paskelbtg Letuvos Ne
ca gimus Americas Lettviu jaunima ir PROFESSIONALS
ta darba vykdyti
f. Organizuot Amerikos Letuves moteris j ben
dra darba steigiant ir bendrinant karevu motnu ir
zmonu organzacijas pavedant JOINS rinkma ruby Lie
tuvos nuo karo nukentejusiems zmonems apdengti
s. Supazindnti ir suartnti Amerikos Lietuviu Le-
gijonu narius stipresniam suorganizavimui Lietuvu
jegu Amerikos karo pastangoms ir gryztanciu Amer-
kos Lietuviu kareiviu pagaba
g. Subendrnti ir sustiprinti Amerikos Letuviu pa
stangas u S. War Bonds pirkime, pasinaudojant iva-
riu koloniju skirtingais sumanymas Paw rodymu
spalvuotos ir kalbaneios fmos Chicagos kstynu pir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-12-31

RE net prerendaVO esq dOrq
Americas Lietuviu vadais. Ia
ciau juos ir ju darbus visuo-
meme greitai pazino ir jie ME
ko nepese. Dora Americas
Lietuviu visuomene greitai pa
stebejo kad pas juos = tuos
visokiu spalvu ''vadus'' - ka-
zin kas atsiduoda.
Tuli name kad tas nemalo-
nus kvapsnis nuo ju nugaruos
ir jie vel bus tyri pilieciai. Bet
stai jie susaukia Pittsburgho
konferencija, kuria bande va
dinti "demokratiska", bet ku-
rie Lietuviai ten nuvyko, pa
Zinc jos tikra spalva ir parei-
ske ka patyre - kad tai bu-
vo grynai fasistiska sistema
pravestas susirinkimas, kur vi
ST suvaziavusieji zmones buvo
nebyliu vietose::
Tx isivaizduok kokiose sa-
lygose tie vadai rupinasi Lie
tuva gelbeti, ir kick jiems ru-
pi demokratija kurios skraiste
dangstosi.
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SlQSKIT SAVO AUKA SlADIEN
kas duos $500 ar daugiau gaus viena knyea

bos verte, apie ju senaja If nauaa kultura apie jq
nuopelnus Europos civilzacijai. Periodas aprasyta
Lietuvos stora pradeus Ella r bagiant jos ne
prlkausomos valstybes astegmu. Isdestyta kaip Lie
tuvia 12me azuje susiteke valstyben sekningai ko-
yoo su plesrias Voke9iu ordina If JUGS nugaleo kaip
karlavo su rytu Slavais r Totoriais, kaip e besgn
damn presu sukure didziue imperia r kaip savo iss
pletojimu pavarge susdeo SUI Lenkais Union. prara
40 savarankSkuma r kap, pagaliau, Lenkia if Lietu
va buvo pasldainta tarp Prusos Austros ir Rusiios
Jusu auka $500 daugiau pagelbsti Lietuvai Va
duot Sajungai pasust DOVANU viena knyga items
zymiems Americas zmonems kure daugiausia pagelbes
uztarti Lietuvos aisves klausima
Aukas If prenumeratas knygai siuskit adresu:
LIETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGA
682O Superior Avenue Cleveland g. Ohio
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STAI KUR TIKROJI KO-
MEDIA

Visi zinote kad Tarybininkai
prizes Pittsburgho konferenci-
ia buvo surinke apie $4,000.
Toje konferencijoje, kaip jie
patys skelbia, surinko dar virs
$1,000. Tai vadinasi viso jie
gavo $4,000 visuomenes pi-
nigu. .Zinoma, zmones dave ne
kan kitam kaip 'tik Lietuvai
selpti, juk tos aukos buvo SUI
rinktos uz Lietuvos kali, XII
taip zmones nebutu jiems da-
We nei cento.
Ia visa laika jie zinojo kad
Kongreso isleistas istatymas
reikalauja tam tikru formalu-
mu: kad aukas karo nukente-
jusiems renkant fondas turf
butt uzregistruotas Washing
tone. Jie jokio fondo Washin-
gtone iregistrave neturi, ir da-
bar patyre kad jie negali nau-
jo fondo iregistruoti. Valdzia
patvarke kad mazos tautos ga
Ii tureti tik po viena fonda.
Apsidaire, tada musu tary-
bininkai isdryso reikalauti kad
jiems butu pavestas LNRF.
(Liet. Tautinis selpimo Fon-
das), kuris yra vienintelis le-
galiskas iregistruotas Ameri-
koje fondas Lietuvos selpimui
aukas rinkti. Ia fonda ikure
Chicagieciai po Lietuvos Prezi-
dento atsilankymo Chicagoje
1941 metu pavasari ir I.ietu-
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Jau Gatava!
DR.. OWEN J. G. NOREM'O
u S. A. Mnterio Lieuva
LIETUVOS ISTORIJA2
Time | ESS
[|1||()AN MA
KNYGA ISElS ANGLISKOJE KALBOJE
300 PUSL. DIDUMO, ILIUSTRUOTA

DR. NOREMui BUVO LEMTA SAVO AKIN MA
TYTI IR IVERTINTI SMUGIAI, SUDUOTI LIETU,
Val 1938-1940 METALS. NUNS yra brangntinos tos
10, kap pasaecio heSasko udytojo kritingos pasta
bos Autorus knygoje skelia aiksten nauju fax
tu, dar nezinotu viesumai
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Distributed by Eins Features synd.. Inc
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WWI Portraits in music.
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1915 q. VI.
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1880 y. VI.
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WNYZ Natl radio forum
WI R-tiO0dwiii hourly
WE%Ly-Hohness tabern.e.
l0:t5 y. VI.
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NIs-Muslcsl program
WJBK SILVER Tone -Four.
II 90 y. VI.
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WWH News.
CKLW National news.
WNYZ-NeWs ace.
WJLB-NeWs. Goodwill hE
Mooniite Serenade
WJBk Pleasure shift.
HAS y. VI.
WJR-Your good health.
WNJ-TO be announced
CKLW Geo Hamilton "
Music You Want.
1880 y. VI.
WtR-PeaCeful Valley NJ
WWJ-St Louis Serenade.
CkLW-NeWsrcel
Il;i5 4. VI.
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1900 MIDNIGHT
WJR-NeWs Ace music.
WWJ-NeWs; mite watch
CKLW-News, dawn patti
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MONDAY AFTERNOON

CIV -Fan,.Nmerigana VI
VICAR Dance iiufe
WI r. Uncle NI,ks mr.
Music program.
4t3n 4, NJ,
MIH News
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XXI VARSITY music
MJBK Melody Matinee.
fi5 a. VI.
NIR Rhythm matinee
WV WIdder Brovn-D -.
CkLN-Turf Club-T
VICAR Music yoI want.
WY News Ace
500 4. VI
NWJ-When Girl MaTrles.
CkLW NrNs Ace,
McAR-NeWs
WNYi--Terry and Pirates
WJiB- News and music.
rs EN- NeWscast rms thin
MJBK NeWs Ace.
S.l5 q. VI.
WIR- Barhcrsh0p quartet.
WWI Potls Faces Life.
CKfN Radio JackpOt-T.
WCAR-Ssuta Ciaus-T.
WY DICK Tras}-D
WJLB-TIme for music.
Wick MeL.lA Mal-nee--
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WIZ Between the Lines.
WWJ Just Plain Bill-D.
CrKI IS -CntCk Carter ID.
NCAR-Nolret tone poems
WNNL--D Day 100 review
MJLB-Teu Pin Topics.
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WJBK-NCVg. melody.
b:t5 4. VI.
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WWJ-FrOn Page Farrell
CkI.W Supefnau-D
CAR-Tre1sury parade
NNYH-Capt Midnight ID.
WJLB-Race Resume
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TUESDAY AFFIRM ON

WCAR-Treasury parade.
WENL-Parade OF Bands.
WJBK-Nelody matinee.
gas 4. NJ.
WJR-perry Mason-D.
WWJ Church hymns
CKLW-S Singing strings VI
VICAR Matinee melodies.
400 =. VI.
WJP-Lrda's First Love.
Woman OF America
CkLW-Symphony melody
S. AR-News Acc.
WNYZ-Morton Downey NJ
WJfB-NeVs and music.
MF'NL-NeWcast. music.
NJBk-NeW melody
315 y. VI.
NIR-Fdltor's Daughter
WNJ Ma Petklns-D
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WNfH-Eddie Chase NJ.
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3:3n T. VI.
WTR-in HarmCry-n
WV Pepper Young n
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WEAR Ration Forum T.
WI B-Nelodlc Gems
NE&l-f Love p Parade.
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Eff pleasant little game give you
every day II numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune the letters first II the number
more. the number less than
your number Start at the upper left
OF key
the letters under
the checked figures give you I2-2O
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"Dandruf Batup" Associates
noted scalp specialist 'l dandun
Immediately
$50 of all hadne prevented scalp properly
treated time but htld Doe 10
Bcf
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excessively oily scalp and
Pay attention To these danger signals Doe faced with
ugly badness which De-
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honestl, c4n help ~at,fi ,eaN t, thi,
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nd lear how avoid ~.
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WE%L-Newscast.
1918 4. NJ.
WJR-Stories L S Loves
WV The open door
CKLW To be announced
WCAR-EV Everybody Ta'cle
WXYZ-NeWs Flashes.
MEXL.- Music.
1850 4 VI.
WJR-~Mrs. PaEe-T.
WWJ-lielp Mated
CKLW Mary Morgan-T
WNYZ-Babv Irstitute-T
WJLB-Great Waltzes.
WE%L-Variety music.
1898 4. VI.
WlR-Rachelor = Children
NWJ-Star Playhouse
WCAR-NeVelty time VI.
WXYZ--Flin With music.
II 90 A. VI.
WJR-Honeymoon HIll-D.
WWJ--Ruad Of LIED.
CkLW Meet the Band.
WCAR-NeWs Ace.
WXYH-At Sardi ST
WJLB-FiyinC Reporter
WE%L--S ewscast. music.
mas A. VI.
WJR-Second Husband D.
WWJ--Nic and Sade D.
CkI Melody Time
MCAR--Morning musicale
1880 A. VI
WJR-Bright Horizon-D.
WWJ Brave Tomorrow
CKLW-Soldiers wife y
WCAR-Letters from boy s
WXYZ-GN Martyn-N
WJLB-Treasury Parade.
WE%I-Dauce music
WJBk BETTY Rnherts-T.
Has A. VI
WIR-Auut Jenny-D
WWJ-DsNid Har1m-D
CKLW What's your idea.
WCAR-Muslc
WXYT-PaEes OF Melody.
WJLB-Scratch time
WJBk--NeVs Roundup.
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What S on the Air

This program has beer
given The Detroit Plmes
ryl me stations nereiu
listed ~ the presenta.
lions as scheduled are
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rut The Detroit Times
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WNYZ-Reveiile-M NJ.
WJlB-Tune up time VI
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63tb A. NJ.
WXYZ-&eWs.
700 A. VI.
WtR-NeVE
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WCAR-NeWs
WNYZ-Top o. Morn E NJ,
WJLB-News and music.
Musical program.
WJBK News and music.
T:l5 \. VI
WlR-Rev John Z0ller
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WCAR--Sunrise Roundup.
WXYZ-Morning news.
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WIR-Nusical
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WCAR-Time n Tunes
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Answer 10 saturday puzzle.
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JacqueIine Lyle,
1t. Hermes Wed

MISS JACQUELINE LYLE,
daughter of Mrs. Howard Lyle
Of LakevieW avenue. and the
late Mr.. Lyle. was married
recently to 1t. w. Dan Hermes,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hermes Of GAINESVILLE. Wis. The
ceremony was held in ST. John
Berchman's Church.
The bridal gown was fash
Toned Of ivory satin with
sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice
and full skirt. Her full length
veil of blush pink bridal illusion
caScaded from a headdress of
orange blossoms and she carried
a loose arm bouquet of white
gladioli.
After the reception. 1t. and
Mrs. Hermes left on a wedding
trip 10 New York. 1t. Hermes
is stationed at the naval ord
nance plant in Center Line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

MRS. CARL T. GRAWN Of
the Red Cross and Mrs. Arthur
+. Liska of the AWNS have
been placed in charge Of war
activities at the Detroit Town
Hall in the Fisher Theatcr dur
ing the 1884 season. which
opens Oct. l3 with d talk by
Lillian GiSh.
Both organizations will main
tain headquarters IN the theater
lobby on lecture mornings for
recruiting and other activities.
They Will also sponsor war
classes for Town Hall members
in Huylers private dining rooms
on Wednesday afternoons.
Mrs. Stuart A. Fraser Will
again teach the consumers
course which had its Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Dearborn
Dinner-Dance
Tomorrow

AN FAIRLY AMERICAN
DANCE preceded by dinner,
will be given tomorrow night by
the Dearborn branch of the
Woman's National Farm and
Garden Association at the Dear
born Country Club.
Mrs. Jamie Johnson is chair
man of the committee in charge.
Assisting her will be Mrs. II. w.
Prunk. Mrs. Hudson McCarron,
Mrs. c. w. Davis. Mrs. Robert
Carter. Mrs r. II. Laird. Mrs.
{. G.. Poosch and Mrs. Truman
r. Barber.
Among those planning 10 at
tend the gala affair are Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Tilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble y. Travis, Mr..
and Mrs. Lauren II. Hunter. the
r. p. Champneys, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. McCloud, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
J. Wharam, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Davis. the c. r. Millers,
DR.. and Mrs. Breton NJ. Hamil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard EarhartS
and Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
ThierWeChter.
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Gray Crepe Frock

The Misses Patricia Carpen-
ter and Frances SCHNEIDER were
the bridesmaids. They wore ice
blue gowns similar to that of
the honor attendant but with
short sleeves, and carried bou-
quets of pink roSebuds and baby
NUNS. All the attendants wore
tulle Juliet caps with shoulder
length wells to match their
gowns.
1t. Joseph Rogers was the
best man. Guests were seated
by Zigmund LewandowSki. Ed
ward Kennedy, uncle of the
bride. and Joseph Smith.
Mrs. Wallace chose a gray
crepe frock with silver nailhead
trim and bracelet length sleeves.
She wore a small pink feathered
hat and a corsage bouquet of
pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Carpenter wore a brown
crepe dress with a gold lame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Mrs. Grawn and Mrs. lEiskd
Head Town Hall War Work

debut al Town Hall. last season.
Mrs Louis Boyington and Mrs.
Harold Shapero Will teach home
repair. and Mrs. ". l.. Sher-
man VIII instruct the Red Cross
class IN advanced first aid.
Mrs. Dupont NJ. Newhro
heads the 20 AVIS volunteers
who win usher for the lectures
during the season. for the bene-
TT Of the AWVS fund.
1T. JOHN DENNY JUNE is
spending an unexpected 10 days
leave with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert June of Longfel-
low avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. June recently
returned from NaldoSta. Ga .
where they went 10 see II. June
receive his wings
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h N syt.s::!ir
with ceA1s4' '-0''
~ a.

THE ENGAGEMENT of Mary John Meyerng. =. .daugh-
Of Mrs Loveand Meyering of New York It. Ray
nlond Oreg H. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oreg Jr.
Of New York which being announced today by Mrs
Meyerng will interest many local Mayfairites the
Meyerngs used 10 live here.
They moved 10 New York about nine years but
have kept up their Detroit friendships
Mrs. Meyerng spent August in Crosse Poine. the
house guest of Mrs Harley Earl and Mrs. S. Clifford Merrill
She and Mary John expect to come to Detroit for the
Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Mary John graduated from the Lenox School, New
York City. and student Briarclif Junior College
Briarcif Manor. y. ".
Ii. Orteg now stationed Camp Davis, n. CO.
graduated from the Rverdale School, Rverdale ~ Y.
and, in 1912. from Princeton....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Plan Symphony Drive

AN INTENSIVE mainten-
ance fund drive and ticket
selling campaign were mapped
out in a meeting of the adj
visory board Of the Womens
Association for the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra =. yes
terday m orning in the
Women's City Club. with
Mrs. Donald Melville presid-
ing and Mrs. Julian Wolf
ner h e ding the ticket
committee. -.
Others present were. -.
Mrs. Walter o. Briggs.
Mrs. Fred T. Murphy. Mrs.
Frank Coolidge. Mrs. Win
pfield Scott Jewell Jr.....
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith....Mrs.
Alfred II. Whitaker. Mrs.
Henry Eddy. e.. Mrs. Roland
Athay. Mrs. Samuel G.
Mumford Mrs. p hilip
Baker Mrs. Kathleen
Snow Stringer Mrs. Frank
Hagan e.. Mrs. "A d o ! p u
Marschner. Mrs. +. A.
Wooten. Mrs. Grant Stur-
gis D. Mrs. Robert J. Hesse
80. Mrs. Arthur Tilton 60.
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Miss Wallace
Marries
1t. Carpenter

STANDARDS OF white flow
ers decorated the altar in st.
Theresa'S hurch yesterday
morning when Gerardine Eliza
beth Wallace became the bride
of 1t. Robert Stanley Carpenter.
The Rev. Fr. Eugene Fedewa
officiated.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Wal
lace Of Dexter boulevard, and
1t. Carpenter is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter of
PeterbOrO avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Mrs. Edward j. Smith en-
tertained at luncheon and
bridge yesterday at the club.
Her guests included. -.
Mrs. Stewart A. Courts. -.
Mrs. Peter Dolese Mrs.
Frederick Nebe. Mrs. David
Barnett. Mrs. Harry John
son. >. Mrs. Frank Curtis. -.
Mrs. Frank w. Kanter. -.
Mrs. Walter Miner. D.. Mrs.
Percy Z. Biddlecombe and
Miss Blanche Reynolds. ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

bridal illusion fell from a tiara
OF seed pearls and she carried a
white prayer book with a white
orchid and lilies Of the valley.
The maid of honor was Lor-
eta Wallace, sister of the bride.
She wore a pink gown with a
satin bodice, three quarter
length sleeves and a full net
skirt and carried a bouquet Of
tdliSman roses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Sister Maid Of Honor

The bridal gown was fash
toned OF white satin with a
heart-shaped neckline with a
fitted bodice. The long sleeves
were trimmed with lace cuffs
extending over the hands. The
The brides fingertip veil of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Reception Planned

Albert Hartsig Jr., brother Of
the bridegroom-elect. will arrive
from Wilmington, Del, TO be
the best man.
The uShers will be Warren
Hartsig, another brother, from
Gibsburg. n. j.. and Allan Hig-
gins, brother of the bride-elect.
A reception will take place
in the home Of the brides par
ents. The rehearsal dinner will
be held in the Hartsig home on
the evening of Oct. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
SIadens Have House Guests

DR. AND MRS. FRANK j. SLADEN have several house
guests who for the wedding of Betsy Chckerng
and John Swnton King last Saturday and taking them
the MchganNoe Dame game at Ann Arbor tomorrow
In the party will be Miss Elizabeth Sladen of New
London, " H.. Gen. John r. Bradley of New York.
and Sue Caroline Bradley also of New York Mrs William
Chickering Washington d. c.. and Detroit Mrs. Row.
land Hall former Catherine Sladen and min Sladen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

yoke and corsage bouquet Of
yellow ToSebudS.
A breakfast was held after the
service and a reception was
given in the home of the brides
parents.
1t. and Mrs. Carpenter left
last night for 1t. Carpenters
new post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Likes Massachusetts School

DE WITT TAYLOR JR... who is away at school this
year for the first writes that he likes it in West New
ton, Mass the Fessenden School and is acquiring
many friends.
De Witt is the only Detroit boy there this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Shere-the-Ride TO The Game

A FAMILY group driving out in eghtpassenger car
the game. gasoline will be composed of Mr..
and Mrs. George J. Fredericks. their sons-inaw and
daughters Mrs. Nelson Debe and the Norman
Fredercks and subdeb Audrienne Frederieks.
After the game, they will all go back Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Federcks house Lucene drive Palmer Woods
for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Leaves for California

MRS HARLEY EARL. who has done much at the
Red Cross blood bank will be missed for the next few
weeks.
Mrs Earl is leaving today. to visit her father. Hugh
Carpenter in Hollywood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Detroi+ers at Virginia Spa

THE FRED NJ. ZEDERS. and the Harry B. Howen
stems. at Virginia Hot Springs
The Duke and Duchess Windsor have arrived there for
brief stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Gives DAG Luncheon

MRS HENRY P. WILLIAMS hostess yesterday to
is guests. luncheon at the DAG. for Mrs Frederick
w. Kellogg of Atadena, CAL who is visiting her sister
Mrs. Griffith Ogden Ellis.
The table was decked with autumn flowers =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Second Wedding Oct. %

The newlyweds plan 10 arrive
in Detroit in time to attend the
wedding of Donald Hartsig and
Miss Higgins, which will take
place Oct. % in st. Marks
Methodist Church. The Rev. c.
c. Gibson will officiate.
Miss Higgins is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Higgins
of Wiltshire drive.
Miss Dorothy Higgins, sister
of the bride-elect, will be the
maid of honor; Miss Edith Hart
sig. sister of the bridegroom
elect. and Miss Janet Cocoon
will he the bridesmaids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Hartsigs
Prepare for
A Wedding

THE ALBERT HARTSIG
household is about the busiest
in town, as the Hartsigs are
making preparations for the
marriage of Donald Hartsig and
Miss Marjorie Higgins, and are
also getting ready for the home-
coming of Ensign Robert Baker
Hartsig and his bride.
Miss Alma Klinker, daughter
of John Klinker of Ashland, Ky,
and the late Mrs. Klinker. will
become Ensign Hartsig's bride
oct. 20 in the navy chapel in
Charleston =. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-17

SYNOPSIS: TlE VIKING AMY NEARLY STAQyES TO DEATH WHEN
p3NCE g4AT LEADS ATROOD OF PICKED HORSEMEN IN AACKS
ON THER SJDpY LINES VAL LET'S HIS DUNDEE FALL INTO THE
HANDS Or TIE DCTS ALLIES OF THE VIKINGS STARVING VlK-
NOS pCTS WEltFtD ON VIKING FOOD FRICTION!