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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

"v pregled" in tako pride njego-
vo pismo v varnostni oddelek
sele proti veceru, ko Sc uradi re
z~apirajo.
Precitajo ga sele naslednjega
dine. To sta re diva dneva.
Predno DO torej kaj ukrenje-
no, predno poverijo policijske-
mu organu to zadevo it'd -. to
DO zopet trajalo najmanj stiri-
indvajset ur.
Ne primejo torej tega vraz-
jega Panoufla pref nego cez tri
noel okrog stirih ~zjutraj 80.
Ne, bolje DO, &c ga pustimo
cakati.
In z velikimi crkami je pripi-
sal ma robu kuverte:
"Nujno!"
In pripomnil je tho:
- &c je treba, ne SINE biti
clovek len Sam odnesem pi-
smo v sodno palace. Pisarne so
sicer re zaprte, vendar je pa
gotovo KIDD tam, XII DO pismo
dvignil, ko zagleda ma kuverti
pripisano "nujno". Panoufle
pridobi S tenn en- dan zapora.
Jutri zjutraj ga primejo.
In smeje je nadaljeval:
- Kaj "a to! -. To DO ime-
nitno, ko pridejo POM 80. Sta
vim glavo, da Sc DO branil z
zobmi in nohti in da ga bodo
moral odnesti zvezanega nalik
salami. z Zefyrino bova imela
brezplacno komedijo.
Ia hip Sc je zamislil, potem
je pa nadaljeval:
- Drzavnemu tozilcu sporo-
cam samo to, da Sc Panoufle re
sedem let klati pc Parizu, a BIZ
tt hi moral v Cayenni; sodna O.
blast gotovo misli, da je tam.
Ko hi morda hotel govoriti S
tenn gospodom .. Zavoljo swat
be, recimo, to hi moglo Pa
nouflu koristiti, &c hi povedali
njegov naslov.
JAZZ sem pa skromen, odre-
kan Sc nagradi "a svoje posre-
dovanje, proglasam Sc lie "a
"%prijatelja p~ravice". Drzavne-
mu tozilcu ne povem niti svoje-
ga imena, da hi ne bill primoran
zahvaljevati sc mi.
Ia misel Sc mu je zdela tako
imenitna, da je pocil v smeh.
Potem je pa sprawl pismo v
Yep, placal in odsel il ~vinotoca.
Zunaj Sc je Sc dolgo sovrazno
oziral ma d'Alboizov hotel, po-
TEN je pa krenil pocasi proti
sodni palaci.
Pred nabiralnikom pri CLAW
min wrath je pa obstal in roka
mu je zadrhtela.
Toda takoj so ga zopet pre-
Smile prejsnje misli in znova
Sc je oglasila MEM nepremag-
ljiva leila o%svetiti Sc nehva-
leznezu.
- Steer pa, &c DO treba -. .
bonn pac lahko nasel "a vlom v
d'Alboizov hotel pomocnika z
manjsimi zahtevami, kakor jih
ina Panoufle. Tenn slabse to-
rel. Maj Sc zgodi karkoli -.
In vrgel je ovadusko pismo v
nabiralnik, kamor je nepreklic-
no izginilo.
- Je re, kar je! - je pomi-
sill bandit. - Zdaj pa nitro v
brlog!
Zlezel je v omnibus, vozec v
okraj, kjer je z Zefyrino in Pa
nouflom stanoval.
Komaj je stopil v svoje zapu-
Scene zavetisce, je takoj spo.
znal, da Sc je zgodilo nekaj zelo
vaznega.
Zefyrina je stala sredi izbe '
zmeckani obleki, skustrana, pre-.
plasena in Sc vedno nekolike
pijana in ga molce gledala.
Meme motne oci so Sc pa Il
"a hip zaiskrile, v Min je "a.
plapolal %plamencek sovrastva
"a kar Sc pa Slimak nj zmenil
Panoufle, naslonjen S komol'
Gem ma MILO. nred seboi sickle.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-11

XII je "a vedno zaspal dine
II. maja 1941.
Leta dUa sta re potekld,
odkar TIE semzja 6rna pokriVo'
Cas- Sc nj saceM ram y nash
srcih,
sponim nate bono ohranM do
k0mcG dni!
zalujoei ostali:
Agnes Laurie, soproga
Agnes, hci
Cleveland, Ohio, II. maja, 1874;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RCAF & PLAYS
Here Feb. 9

The Royal Canadian Air Force
VIII send the pick Of is hockey
players into Detroit TO play the
Detroit Red Wings for the benc-
nt of the American Red Cross,
Tuesday, February 9
Arrangements for the game
were announced Saturday by
Manager Jack Adams of the
Wings after several weeks Of ne
EotIatIOn at tfp rcqucSt- of owner
James - Norris
The Filters team Will be COM
posed entirely OF former profess
Sional players from the air force
hockey teams OF Toronto, Mon
treal and Ottawa.
The committee TO handle ar
rangemcntS VIII be named at a
luncheon Monday al The Hotel
Statlcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CYO Cage Schedule

TINS NDNN'~ stHEDILE
NA1lNIh ~ W
Dot s5-ft+---- b. ~.
.fIrf. vt iIrir Name. . W.. ID. /,
gH..r az APOSTLES ST.. sst.vIir.. J q. m. a.
S.. Catherine VS. St. Margaret Mary,
8 p u
II. CLAIR CoNIUNIrl CENTER
ST. Paul VS. 81 Ambrose an Holy
Same ss 81 Philip Neri. 2 b m St
Catherine vs. 81. Philip Neu. . m 81.
Margaret Mary vs.. ST. philip Neri, 4 p. m;
50 Margaret Mary vs.. ST. Juland. b. M:
81 N8rrarrt Mary ~. Queen of Apostles,
z 81 m 81 Paul VS. ST. Bernard 5 p IN;
i,z1uch VS. -. Floriar . o. 81.
II. VINCENT GYM
80 Vincent vs. ST Casimr / p m. ST.
vincent 81, 81 Gregory 2 D. M 50 Vim
cent 49, 81. Alpnonsus. p, M a. Al
pha1sus vs.. L. OF NJ Carmel 81. m;
50 Josaphst vs.. Resurrection, p, m.
ST Anne VS. ST. Johan Cantlus tNo ~,
p M. 81. GABRIEL IS. 81. Augustine.
81 m Christ the King vs. o. L. Of
Guadalupe, , m.
IT. GREGORY GYM
81 Cecilia VI. Epiphany o 3. m; St
Gregory vs. 81. John Csntius ESQ p. 7
D. M 81 Cecilia vs.. Epiphany. S .. m. (;
g. Gregory vs.. 81. Luke. ?. m.
HOLY ROSARY GYM
81 Josaphat SIS. An Saints m.
Hoiy Rosary VS. Christ the King p. m.
o t. of sorrows VS. Holy Rosary . y. m.
Holy Redeemer VS. Holy Rosary. ,. m. /:
Blessed Sacrament vs.. San Frap.esco,
o. m ST. Agnes (No p vs. St Leo,
y. M 81. Agnes (No. - vs. St.
Benedict. p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
HurOns Take
Seahawks Place

Michigan State Normal College
Of Ypsilanti replaces the Iowa Sea-
hawks as Wayne University baS-
ketball opponent on the February
13 double-header at Olympia. U.
OF d. will meet Marquette on the
other end of the twin bill.
The Iowa team Cancelled their
eastern schedule because of trans
portation and other difficulties.
This will be the third meeting
this season between the Tartars
and HuTons. Each team has gained
a victory, and this will be the rub
Der match. The rivalry between
the two quintets is the Oldest in
sports history at Wayne. and the
record now stands % wins for
Wayne and Is for Michigan State
Normal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
TransflOrida Canal Held
AnsUer to Oil Shortage

thus could be transported from
Texas 10 North Atlantic coast
cities. Although opponents of the
TRANSITIONAL canal have insisted
the proposed ditch could not be
completed under three years, Gen.
eral Summerall. in his letter, has
stated that a number of construc-
ton firms have offered TO COM
plete the project in 10 months.
Meanwhile, the final forging of
the chain of protected waterways
from ManaSquan Inlet on the New
Jersey coast TO Florida, has been
completed. Word has been re-
ceived by the National Association
of Engine and Boat Manufacturers
that the canal across the southern
tip of New Jersey has been opened
TO traffic. This waterway elimi-
mates the previous hazardous pas
sage for small craft around Cape
May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CY0 Loop Ends
1st Round PLAY

An indicated Queen Of Apos-
ties quintet seems 10 be a sure
bet to take first honorS in the
Catholic Youth Organization
Eastern Lightweight cage division
this Monday as it meets a cellar
club IN the last bout Of its first
round OF play-ThiS- the only
swing ending up its first half this
week. Winner OF the first round
plays the winner of the second
for posts in the finals.
Nativity, with four losses in five
starts, is the opponent Queen OF
Apostles has drawn for It's last
game. Should Nativity upset the
leaders by some stretch of the
Imagination, ST Elizabeth would
be in line for tie. However. on
the basis of relative scores Queen
of Apostles should ease into the
winners shoes without much
trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RoIlin' Around
.WAAC OFFICERS GUESTS
AT ARENA GARDENS
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

girls roller skating club from Lin
coin Park High held a regular
meeting Thursday at Lincoln Rink
Their next get-together is set for
February 5.
You don't have TO hesitate about
going out 10 Jefferson Beach Rol-
iercade because of the snow. Percy
Sova, one of the managers. has hac
the roads and parking lot cleared
out by a snow pillow, And don I
let gas ratloning keep you away
There's a bus leaving Grand Cir
Gus Park every 80 minutes that
takes you right to the rink.
The Michigan State Amateur
championship for the circle waltz
goes every Thursday night al
Eastwood Park. Already eight
couples have gained the finals, set
Tor February Is They are Helen
WeiSman and Harold BRANDED
Dickie Pract and Bill Roberts
Louise VoilolS and Avery Wallace
Joan Crane and Jim Marshal. Joe
Minnella and Shirley Cothern. Bill
Wilson and Frances Jesperson
Bill Michael and Betty Smother.
man and Catherine Bauer and Boil
Schaldach.
The celebration of the Presi.
dents birthday for the benefit oil
the Infantile Paralysis Fund is sci
for Tuesday night at Arena Gar.
denS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Western Next
For Titan Five
BN TOM HARPER

While the Wayne University
team * IdtC TINS week. and Law
renee Tech and Detroit Tech play
only secondary foes. the strong
University of Detroit squad Will
lure in the feature game Of Ihe
local collegiate basketball pro-
gram
The T1tans Journey 20 ONO next
Saturday 10 meet Western Reserve
at Cleveland. and Judging from
past performances, Coach Lloyd
Rrazirs outfit should breeze IN for
their tenth victory.
Lawrence Tee rs aggressive
team plays Calvin Friday at the
latter's court. and If the strong
Tech quintet loses this one il viii
be surprise. Tech has one of its
best squads IN recent years.
Detroit Tech. has one game
scheduled. meeting Fort Wayne at
the Downtown Y. Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Rhythm Boys
Top Arena Card

Rhythm boys OF the Junior
heavyweight division are 10 dc
their stuff in the two featured
wrestling bouts of the Monday
evening Arena Gardens program
In the main go Leo Wallick meets
Flash" Gordon. elongated Cali
fornian. Both once were mystery
men and are continuing a rivalry
They wrestled a draw two weeks
ago.
frankie Hart and Louis Klein
arc tho Scmi-fnalists. Jack League
". frankie Clemens and Billy
Beard Vs. Johnny Silvy arc the
short matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Yachting Head Named
By New York A. {.

Albert +. Jenkins Of New York
is the new commodore of the
yachting division of the New York
Athletic Club. Serving with him
for 1913 will be Edgar B. Davis,
vice commodore; Arthur Berard,
rear commodore. and August
Stolz, treasurer. Melvin II. Hayes,
the retiring commodore. now on
active duty with the coast guard
reserve. was placed on the eXecu-
tive committee for one Near-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Arena Gardens was host Satur-
day night 10 two officers Of the
Womcn's Auxiliary Army Corps.
It has been the policy OF this rink
to entertain members of the United
Nations forces in service. Mem
bers of the Canadian Women's
Army had been there. but this
was the first time for the N.AAC.
As is the custom each Saturday
night. another S2o war bond was
given away. Third Officer kath-
crime Burlingame was chosen to
draw the lucky number while
Third Officer Nina Muncy pre-
vrUtpd tho ho0d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. % --Advo-
Gates of canalization as a means
OF relieving the oil shortages in
eastern states have been encour-
aged by the. recent letter of Gen.
Aharles p. Summerall TO governors
the affected areas. General
Summerall, retired chairman of
the Florida Ship Canal Authority,
declared that construction of the
trans-Florida canal. approved last
summer. could be completed with
In 10 months and would relieve
completely the serious petroleum
problem in the east.
Last July the Senate commerce
committee recommended adoption
OF a S93,000000 BILL authorizing
completion of a waterway across
Florida. linking the present Gulf
and Atlantic Intracoastal Water
ways. Water borne oil shipments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Cotton States League
Is Postwar Project

There is much in the papers or
postwar plans, but II has to dc
with guarantees of peace and
world prosperity and democracy
The one exception may be the
Cotton States League in baseball
The kittle minors mad to give il
up for this year, but already the
clubs of the circuit are making
big plans tsrofaro wp gX'fAOI-
big plans for postwar activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

first moved him into Madison
Square Garden under the pro-
moiional wing of Uncle Mike
Jacobs.
LaMotto brought his wicked,
crowding style of fighting into
Olympia for the second time
Friday night. He dropped a cur
tain of gloom-at least tenn
porarily-On the hopes OF young
Charlie Hayes, one OF the really
great amateur fighters this town
ever has produced.
In erasing Edgar and Hayes
from the local picture, LaMotta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

How did your dad happen 10
go first?" we inquired
"Aw. he's just like me-" said
LaMotta with a shrug of the
shoulders. HE likes to fight 80
he jumped into this thing.
He's 49,"
LaMotta is eager for a crack
al Ray Robinson. He lost a de-
ciSion TO Sugar the only other
time they met. But he says he
knows the answer now.
"RobinsOn il great a.
boyer" he said "but Robinson
can not take a punch. III beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Municipal Open League

SCHEDULE FoR NEXT WEDNESDAY
EAST SIDE
~ Barbour Tool Shop " Z s Coast
guard ~ 3
Detroit slleats v Grimm a Wade a
Z ) Army Recruiting " St Benedict
at p m
A. Burroughs - Burroughs A. c. vs.
Bsiiey's Five AZ : 80 p m
l. : Ordnance Dept vs. Michigan Ma
tioual Guard A. 30 y m
At 50 CLAIR Continental Local No 2sI
vs. wolverine At ,. m
Hudson \ a. rs. Briggs Aviation al
Kern. 4 c. W u Naval Armor,
AT p
A. JackSon--Hudson Local No. 1874 vs.
Jaglowicz Tsrs al p. mo
Ahepa. " club Royal a. m.
AZ p m
WEST SIDE SCHEDULE
~ Kronk Buhl vs. club CavsIcade a,
= p m
cadillac " BEDFORD AZ p m
Al Jefferson Red Arrow club vs. Clowns
A. g. al 7 m
Naval Police vs. O. s. Military polio,
al D. m.
Finnish Independents " JAW Local No
A. Hutchins Rangers A. c. VS.. Boys
Club OF Detroit at b. m
Brewster A \. 81. Dictnr 90 O. m.
Wards A e " Industrial a. D m
~ Fort Wayne Wheel Truetng vs.. Fort
Wayne At p. m.
1873 AZ p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RoHerettes Meet

Lieutenant Muncy was given an
enthusiastic reception for her
short speech SircSSinE the need
for more and more women 10 ION
the WomenS Auxiliary
ST. Francis DeSalcS School
filled Varsity Gardens 10 capacity
Wednesday night.
About 20 of the Rollerettes. the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
BOB TALES La1loa Shot in Arm to Michigan Boxing @ Nj

imagine him involved in a bad
fight if the other fellow showed
any willingness whatsoever 10
mix.
The New Yorker forever is on
the move. He's going toward his
man at all times. He truly Is
one of those who will, and can.
take three or four or even five
blows 10 land one.
From his hips upward La
Motta is built like a heavyweight.
His style reminds one greatly
of Micky Walker, the toy bull
dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Jake LaMotta. the crouching,
punching. relentless dervish from
New York's Bronx, in two visits
TO Detroit has removed the two
shining local fistic hopes.
First ne beat Jimmy Edgar,
now in the army. Edgar was
considered aagreat prospect UNI
Ill LaMotta first beat him in
New York and then repeated
the performance here.
And you can put down in
capital letters that no other
fighter wanted any part of
Edgar when John Roxborough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Catholic Prep Cage
Gard for Week

JANUARY e
81 Mary 81 RedlOrd ~ 81 Cecilia
JANUARY IS
Rosary a. - Agnes
JANUARY s6
'CathOlic Central az 81 Catherine
Visitation at 81. Leo
Aunuuciation at 81. Philip
St Bernard az 81. Martin
81 Stanislsus a. 50 Paul
St Casimir az Sacred Heart
All Saints ~ 81 Vincent
81 Patrick al ST. Francis Xavier.
est Thomas al 81 Ladisiaus.
JANUARY -
ST. AlphOnsus az 81 Mary OF ROYAL Ca
JANUARY 80
I-ngEdes- Al ReaeawAF -
ST Benedict at St Gregory.
Catholic Central al Visitation
St Catherine AZ 81. Joseph.
st Ladislaus az DE La Sale.
81 Anthony at St Ambrose
81. Stanislaus at ST. Charles
~; Martin al 81 Philip
ST Paul al 81. Rose
ST Frederick at St Rita
81 Alphonsus al 81 Mary Royal o..
ST. Michael At St Francis de Sales.
Mt Carmel az 81 Vincent,
81 Francis Xavier Al Sacred Hear
St Casinr a. st Patrick.
Rosary III Sweetest Heart
81 Agnes al 81. Hedwic
ST. Thomas AZ 81. Jota pha'.
JANUARY 81
St Theresa al ~. Mary OF Bedford.
st Joseph at ST. Benedict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

"LaMOttO il a matchmaker's
dream" said Scotty Monteith,
long a boxing figure hereaboutS,
but now earning his daily bread
on job at Ford's.
81 don't see how LOndes can
miss raising the game back TO
one Of Its highest levels here
with this boy. Right off I'D 60
n long way to see him fight An
ton ChristofOridis. Or EZZard
Charles. Or even Jimmy Edgar
again."
LaMotta is all fighter. He
loves il. 1t would be hard to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

al first glance would appear to
have ruined Nick Londes' future
as a matchmaker at Olympia.
But IL could work out 10 be
a great break. II Nicholas can
keep a string attached TO La
Motta's services, he will have
numerous sellouts here. La
Motta is now the most talked
about fighter Detroit has known
in years and years.
It's really something when a
rival cauliflower brother comes
around to pat another verbally
on the back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

LaMotta thinks. eats and talks
little but fighting. There is only
one other thing that seems very
dear to him in life. That thing
is musical recordings He can
sit by the hour playing records.
And il doesn't matter if all are
by Harry James and his orcheS-
ira.
How do you stand on the
draft ." we asked him.
"Okay." said Jake. IVY dad
i I'm the army and I'm head of
the family with six dependents"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

him next time"
"ind YOU can bet" said his
manager Mike Caprano, "that
I'll never ask LaMotta 10 make
less than 100 pounds again-as
I did the last time he fought
Robinson"
incidentally L a Motts has
fought and licked eight heavy
weights g., a professional n
There can be no mistake
about LaAotta having captured
the fight fans OF this town He
has everything We want IN a
crowd-pleaSing fighter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
0SU 10 Face
Strong Spartan
Track Squad
BY SELDOM MOVER
special Ia THE DETROIT TINES

EAST LANSING. Jan. %. -
With an abundance of experienced
lettermen and stable group Of
promising sophomores, Michigan
State will send its strongest track
squad in recent years against Ohio
State next Saturday night in the
first dual meet OF the season.
The only weak spot in the Spar
tan squad appears 10 be in the
two-milc and pole vault, but carly
indications are shat it will have
plenty OF strength in the middle
distance runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Power Boat Body
Meets in New York

The fortieth annual convention
of the American Power Boat As
ISOLATION. governing body of motor
boat racing in this country. will
be held February ] at the LeNing-
ton Hotel. New York, IT has been
announced by w. J. McManus,
executive secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Carrier From Cooley

Among the newcomers to tho
squad. Bob Bodoh Splinter from
Dearborn. has been showing his
heels TO lettermen Bob Mccarthy
and Hugh DAVIS Bob Carrier, eX-
Cooley High athlete from Detroit
as shown some speed IN the
irdles that puts him in front OF
Veterans Mel BuSchman and Jack
Dodge.
The Spar,ans VIII be strong in
the quarter and half mile Dale
kaulitz and Art Dehn are pair
of capable veterans, but Lloyd
Whether. Bob Miller, John Stevens
and Bud FepteH- -zprhnHeFes'
are strong contenders Whether,
a Detroiter. is the freshman 40
yard record holder indoor and out,
and easily the best quarter-mile
prospect to come 20 Michigan
State in recent wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
Better IN Mile

Capt Bill Scott. whose best
winning time was 1852 indoors
last winter. seems headed for I'M
provement in The mic. while Sid
Brecher. the SpartanS record
holder in the shotput viii have
some help from d newcomer Art
Hagro.
Jim Milne. Detroit senior Is
ranked as one of the best college
high Jumpers IN the nation HIS
ceiling last year was 8 feet ga
inches, and hc already has &C.
complished that IN practice this
winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

short matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

league games
Evening star., 1943-09-10
Dorothy Chabline
Engaged to Wed

Capt. Vance Duncan Chapline,
U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Chapline an
nounce the engagement of the
formers daughter, Miss Dorothy
Elizabeth Chapline, to 1t. Richmond
Dean FITZGERALD, U. S. M. c., son
of DR.. and Mrs. James F. FitZ-
Gerald Of Highland Park. III. The
wedding will take place the end of
this month.
Miss Chapline is a graduate of
the National Cathedral School and
attended the University Of Nebraska
She is member of the Army Navy
sorority. Tau Omicron Phi.
1t. FITZGERALD attended the Uni
versity of Illinois and is stationed
at Quantico.
Evening star., 1943-09-10
War Fund Group
Plans Luncheons
For Club Leaders

The first of series of office buffet
luncheons for club leaders engaged
in war work in downtown Washing
ton will be held by the Community
War Funds Educational Committee
from noon until l pm. Tuesday at
the committees headquarters, 1866
National Press Building.
The luncheons, to be held twice
a week, will be attended by womens
club presidents and program chair
men working to put the city's war
fund quota of $4,800,000 over the
top this year.
Among those expected to attend
the first of the luncheons are Mrs.
Robert w. Wilson, president of the
Junior League of Washington, and
her education chairman, Mrs. John
B. Martin, jr.; Mrs. Eugene DMfiield.
president of the Voteless District
League of Women Voters. and her
program chairman, Mrs. Walter
Laves; Mrs. C. L. Chambers, presi-
dent of the District League Of
American Pen Women, and her
chairman of general activities, Mrs.
Elizabeth Tilton; Mrs. Harold w.
Robbins, president of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy and
her program chairmen, Mrs. Rich
ard A. Allen, and Mrs. Maud Snead:
Mrs. Mildred c. Clum, president of
the Soroptimist Club of Washington,
and her chairman of war service,
Mrs. Mary Hodan Chmylko; Mrs.
j. Parker Van Zandt, program
chairman of the Twentieth Century
Club; Mrs. James McClintock, pro-
gram chairman of the Washington
Club; Mrs. Fred r. Sanderson. pres
ident of the Women's Auxiliary to
the Medical Society of Washington,
and her program chairman. Mrs.
A. M. Macdonald, and Mrs. John r.
Lucker, president of the Women's
City Club, and Mrs. Gladys B. Mid
dlemiss.
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, education
chairman Of the Community War
Fund, will be hostess at all lunch
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