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Evening star., 1943-12-12

Tell us some of the things the
Red Gross Motor does" We said to
Mrs. David Robert Simon, who is
unit chairman of transportation for
national headquarters and has been
a member of the Motor Corps since
before Pearl Harbor -.
We'll, that's quite an order said
Mrs Simon, since the Motor Corps
does SO many, many things. One of
the interesting things about Motor
Corps work is that it touches every
phase of volunteer work. It's really
an integral part OF everything the
Red Cross does. For instance, we
help at the Blood Donor Center,
transporting donors back and forth.
We help the Nurses Aides and We
are very much a part of the Pro-
duction Unit. And" she continued,
can you imagine the Camp and
Hospital Service without transpor-
tation? We drive convalescent SOL
diers about, furnish transportation
for official Red Cross personnel. In
an afraid we furnish transporta-
ton for the medical personnel and
60 back and forth from hospitals to
bombed areas-in this latter using
our own cars"
Mrs. Simon said she could 60 on
indefinitely with what the Red Gross
Motor Corps does-the mobile can
teens and other services to the
armed forces. If you just sit down
and think what transportation
means to every phase of war work
you'll see why these Motor Corps
girls work so hard and are so in
valuable.
Mrs. Simon is also member of
the Red Gross Speakers Bureau.
She went into that, via the Motor
Corps, and If it hadn't been for her
Motor Corps work she would have
to read everything she uses as
speech material, instead of which,
she says, she has learned it all first
hand. Mrs. Simon is practically a
full-time volunteer worker as a great
many of these Motor Corps girls
are. She says that's because she
has plenty of time for war work
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Chapel Scene Of Wedding
Mary 10 Meade
Becomes Bride
of 1t. KadeI

Brig. Gen. Frank C. Meade es-
corted his daughter, Miss Mary 10
Meade to the altar of the Fort Myer
Chapel, where he gave her in mar
riae last evening to 1t. Robert
Byers Kadel, U. s. A., son of Mrs.
Benjamin c. Kadel of Mclean and
the late Mr.. Kadel.
The arrangements for the wedding
of Miss Meade and 1t. Kadel were
in keeping with wartime simplicity
and the reception following at the
home of the brides parents was for
only the members Of the bridal party
and the immediate families.
Miss Mary Tillman, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. j. P. Tillman came
from her studies in Rochester to
sing at the wedding OF her close
friend.
Many lighted candles dropped a
mellow glow on the scene as Chap
lain Thomas W. B. Magnan off,
ciated at 8 o'clock.
The bride wore a lovely gown Of
heavenly blue chiffon made on
graceful princess lines with long
| flowing sleeves and a skirt with the
suggestion of train. The neckline
was sweetheart style and there were
tiny buttons of chiffon down the
front of the gown. The brides hat
was tiny model of chiffon trimmed
with lilies of the valley and she car
ried a white prayer book to which
was fastened a cluster of gardenias
and shower of ribbons caught with
stephanotis.
Miss Margaret Shearer, daughter
of Col. and Mrs A. M. Shearer, was
the maid of honor and only attend
ant. Her gown was of silver lame
designed with long sleeves and a
floor length skirt. Her hat to match
her gown was trimmed with a pur-
pie butterfly and her arm bouquet
of pom pons were in two shades Of
purple.
Receiving with the young couple
| az tliC lCCCpllOil "clc lllcll ItSpSC-
tive mothers. Mrs. Meade chose for
her daughters wedding a gown OF
ashes of roses doeskin crepe with
which she wore purple hat and
gloves and corsage bouquet of vio-
lets. Mrs. Kadel was in a black
ensemble and her corsage was Of
white sweetpeas.
After cutting their wedding cake.
1t. and Mrs. Kadel left for a short
wedding trip after which they will
reside at Aberdeen, where the for
mer is stationed. Mrs. Kadel's trav-
cling costume was beige dress
with black coat trimmed with sill
yer fox. The former Miss Meade
was connected with the Army Air
Forces for about a year. Her hus-
band was graduated from Bridge
water College as a chemical engi-
neer.
Mr.. John Page Meade, brother OF
the bride. came from Baltimore for
his sisters wedding and Is with his
parents over Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Mrs. Hester Schuyler Mil'or of
Rordentown, Pa, has anro4nced
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Embassy from the hospital, follow
ing the birth of her daughter, Irma
Victoria, November 80.
Senor DR.. Pablo Arturo Suarez,
who represented Ecuador at the
Relief and Rehabilitation Confer
ence in Atlantic City, is in Wash
ington for visit before returning
to Ecuador.
Senor Carlos Dousdebes, Chief
of the Labor Office in Ecuador. is
spending the week end in Wash
lngton en- route from New York to
Ecuador.
Senorita Leticia Guerrero Valen-
zuela, daughter of the late Senor
DR.. Alberto Guerrero Martinez, for
mer President of Ecuador. has ar
rived in Washington to spend the
winter studying.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Cardenas are spending
the week end in New York.
The Minister Attache of the
Spanish Embassy and Sonora de
DAMS have returned to their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel from
their several months trip aboard the
diplomatic exchange ship Gripsholm.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Farewell Fefes Given
Retiring ENJOY
And Mrs. Close
Entertained

The retiring Minister of South
Africa and Mrs. Ralph William
Clore are being entertained daily
h their very. wide circle of friends
In this Capital. The Minister and
Ms. Close dined last week with his
Er.tannic Majesty's Ambassador, the
Viscount Halifax, the party being
rs informal as any entertainment
can be in the British Embassy. Wis
countess Halifax, who accompanied
the Ambassador back to London in
S. the summer, has remained there to
be with their son, Capt. John Fred
erick Wood, who is learning to walk
again after his severe injuries re-
celved in action with the British
forces. Viscountess Halifax will be
accompanied by her son when she
joins the Ambassador here, which
they plan for early in the new year.
The Minister and Mrs. Close were
expected to leave here in time to
have Christmas with their daugh-
tcr, Mrs. William Mann, in England,
but have been delayed in their
packing so that they will not get
away until next month-Which is
good news to the many devoted
friends they have made in WASH
ington in the 10 years they have
been here. The Minister presented
his credentials January 81, 1884,
and it is possible he will round out
his 10 years and bid us au revoir
the last day of January, 1914.
Mrs. Close was entertained at
luncheon yesterday by a group of
admirers who wished to pay her
some compliment before she leaves,
but realized there was not time for
each to give a party for her. So
Mrs. Brewster, wife of Senator
Ralph o. Brewster of Maine, acted
as hostess for the 80 prominent
Washington hostesses who enter
tained az the Sulgrave Club. There
were no speeches except the grace
full one of Mrs. Brewster, who pre-
sented the bouquet on behalf of
those attending the luncheon.
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of
the Vice President, was the ranking
hostess present and others from
official circles in the Capital were
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Miss
Pauletta Guffey, Mrs Ernest G.
Draper, Mrs. Paul V. McNutt and
MIS-. Stanley Hornbeck. From the
diplomatic circles were Nine. Erte-
gun, Nine. Loudon, Nine. Munthe
de MorgenStierne, Nine. Fotitch,
Nine. Hurban, Mrs. Robert Brennan,
Nine. Hassan, Lady Dixon. Mrs. H
B. Butler, Nine. SEE, wife of the
former Chinese Ambassador, now
here on special mission, and Lady
Samson.
Others in the group included Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur, Mrs. William S.
Culbertson, Mrs. Daniel B. Devore,
MIS- Wade H. Ellis, Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.; Mrs. Henry F. Grady,
Mrs. James Lawrence Houghteling,
Mrs. Harry P. Huse, Mrs. Edward
B. Meigs, Mrs. Randolph Miner,
Mrs. Mary Stewart and Mrs. Walter
II. Tuckerman.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
MISS SUE MORSE.

MISS SUE MORSE.
The engagement OF
Miss Morse (lett) to Put.
George Monroe Cole,
Army Air Forces, Is an
nounced by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gable
Morse. - Underwood &
Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
ENGAGEMENTS Announced
Attract Social Spotlight

the engagement Of her daughter,
Miss Maryn A. Miller, to Ensign H.
Marvin Hosier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hosier of Corning, N. Y.
Miss Miller, who is the daughter
of the late Mr.. John F. Miller, was
graduated from the William Nc
Farland High School and attended
the New Jersey State Teachers
College. She has been making her
home with her uncle and aunt, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. H. A. Barnes at the
Kennedy-Warren. She is employed
in the Quartermaster Generals Of
flee in the War Department.
Ensign Hosier is graduate of
Colgate University and the Harvard
Graduate School of Business Ad-
miniStration. He now is on duty
in the Special Device Division of
! the Bureau of Aeronautics in the
Navy Department.
The wedding will take place Jan
uary 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Mccarthy
today are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Bar
bara Irene Mccarthy, to Mr.. George
Frederick Kuenstle, III, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George F.. Kuenstle. No
date is set for the wedding.
Miss Mccarthy attended Mary
land University and after which
she completed a course in medical
technology. She is a member of
Kappa Delta Sorority.
Mr.. Kuenstle also attended Mary
land University and Roosevelt Fly
ing School and is a member of
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. He
is employed by TWA.
Another announcement being
made today is that by Mr.. and Mrs.
R. G. Coleman of the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Jean Frances
Coleman. to Cadet George E. Hawk
ins, jr., Army Air Forces, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hawkins of Arlington.
The wedding will take place tn
! January.
Evening star., 1943-12-12
Mrs. L0ngw0rth
Here for Winfer

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, wife
of the late Speaker, has returned
to Washington for the winter sea-
son and has opened her house on
Massachusetts, avenue. She will be
joined this week by her daughter,
Miss Paulina Longworth, who will
spend her Christmas holidays from
VaSSar with her.
Evening star., 1943-12-12

The numerous announcements of
engagements being made today are
of more than usual interest in the
Capital and its environs. A few of
the prospective brides and bride
grooms have been able to plan the
time of their weddings but most
of them have set no date because
of the constant change in military
orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Fuller
Brooks of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement of their daughter
Miss Eleanor Ashcom Brooks. to
Midshipman William Carroll Dyer
sen of Chaplain and Mrs. Harrill S.
d." of San Diego. The wedding
viii take place in June after the
g." uation of Midshipman Dyer
f, \ the Naval Academy at An
r oils.
-iss Brooks is graduate of the
E-.ton Arms Junior College.
Ir. and Mis-. John Cable Morse
CT Yorktown Village are announcing
t. engagement of their daughter
l@i-s Ste Morse to Pvt. George Mon
rec Cole, Army Air Forces, son of
: =. John Monroe Cole and the late
MS. Cole of Spring Valley.
Miss Morse is the granddaughter
OF Mrs. Benjamin Clarke Morse OF
Columbus, Ohio, and the late Brig
Cen. Morse, formerly of San Diego
and of Joseph Mendoza and the
late Mrs. Mendoza of Dayton. Miss
Morse is graduate of woodrow
Wilson High School and attended
the Columbus School for Girls and
Mt. Vernon Seminary.
Pvt. Cole is grandson of Mrs
George Phillip Cole of Spring VAL
ley and the late Mr.. Cole and OF
Mrs. Charles E. Seton of Yorktown
Village and the late Mr.. Seton. He
IVES graduated from Woodberry
Forest and Dewitt Preparatory
School and was attending George
town University when he enlisted
in the reserves. He is stationed at
Great Falls, Mont
Mrs. Hester Schuyler Mil'"r o1
Eordentown, Pa, has ANNOUNCED
Evening star., 1943-12-12

Continued on Pg. D-13, Coli
Evening star., 1943-12-12

MISS BARBARA
McCARTY,
A brid e-elect
Iett). Miss Nc
Carty's engage
n, e 7, t to Mr..
G Gorge Fred
erick KuenStle
III has been
a n n o u need by
her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert
L. McCdrty. Mr..
Kuenstle is the
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. KuenStle of
this city. No
date has been
set for the 1Ued-
ding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Anfi-Sfrike
Act Is Law

WASHINGTON. June 20 up
The new antStrlke law became
technically effective A. soon as
tho necessary signatures were
attached to ~ late Yesterday.
Clerk Of the House South Trim
bile personally delivered the Law
70 the state department last night
afteL + had been signed by him.
self Speaker sam Rayburn Oh
Of Texas and Vice President Wal
lace
once II gets the original copy
Of The law Tor ITS archives. the
state department distributes
reprints 10 other government de-
partmentS
Actual enforcement NJ the act
awaits justice department inStruc-
tons 20 district attorneys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Detroit UniiOniStS
Call on Roosevelt
Urge Him 10 Adore"
Nation on Subsidies

WASHINGTON, June 26 ms
Five representatives of the
CLOS JAW union IN Detroit
called at the White House today
IN urge President Roosevelt 10
make radio address explaining
his stand on the question of food
subsidies to keep down the cost OF
living
w. A. German. president of the
Hudson Motor JAW local, and
spokesman for the group. declared
that they had informed the White
House of their belief that the
House and Senate had miSgauged
public sentiment on the subsidy
issue.
He stated that lack of a subsidy
program has caused some small
meat packing plants TO go out OF
business.
There has been no meat at
all In some areas In the last few
days." German asserted.
He also said that the delegation
urged President Roosevelt TO in
stigate an investigation Of the
recent race riots in Detroit and TO
punish those responsible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Broker Speech
Seen Prelude
To Candidacy
Ohio Governor States
Policy, Believed Opening
His Presidential Drive

COLUMBUS. O. June 26
lNS) Gov John ". Brokers
briStllnE Milwaukee, speech adj
vanced him from tho realm of a
1914 Republican presidential pos
Sibility" TO tho status Of an 'un-
declared candidate for the NOM
ination, it was agreed today in
political circles.
Any doubt existing before that
Bricker would at the time he con-
Sidered propitiouS. throw his hat
into the ring, was erased by his
straightforward discussion of for-
eign and domestic affairs before
the Wisconsin Bar Association.
The speech answered criticism
heard frequently at the thirty
fifth annual Governors Confer
enCe in Columbus this week, that
ne had been losing support be-
cause ne had failed to take
positive stand on major ISSUES.
At 40 point dad he evade an
i>suc-IIc declared that the United
States must participate freely IN
world trade and said that the
destiny of America must he, IN
3 greater extent than before, IN
Nolvcd IN the destinieS Of The
world AZ large and and IN cimi-
mating causes of Wsr.
lie approved old age assistance
and unemployment insurance. but
said I'm my good time. ! propose
10 be very specific about New
Deal agencies which he would
abolish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Set
On Diner Meals

WASHINGTON June rs tUPl
With an eye 10 the welfare Of
Seviccmep on leave and other
travellers, the Office OF Price Ad-
ministration tonight SCI price cell
lngS on Sandwiches and meals
sold aboard trains.
Effective July / the OPA fixed
the maximum price tor sand
wichcs sold by train butchers on
day coaches At - cents It put p
Top price Of 10 cents on coffee
milk soft drinks cookies. candy
bars. ice cream and fresh fruits
thus purveyed,
In putting price ceilings ON
diner meals. the OPA also pro
mulgated a program Of standard
Ized economy breakfasts tS5
centsN. luncheons ST. and din
nerS tSl10 The standard meals
were stripped OF appetizer and
dessert courses
ne oO-Cent pIedkldst must IN
clude
A frmt or = fruit or vegetable
lulce, a choice Of hot or cold
cereals, eggs, plain or combination
omeletS, or an egg With bacon,
ham or sausage plus plain or
toasted bread, butter. and a choice
OF coffee. tea. cocoa or milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
0CD Worker Given
War Bond for HeIp

Mrs DaCrnar McGrath Of 927s
Lluleheld. Saturday, was awarded
a 50 war savings bond by the
OCD fol contributing the most
volunteer time Al the mailing
center
I'VE have passed the half
million mark in mailing books.
hut the iob - only one-tenth
completed" Frank VI NcLaurNt
OCD director announced. we
still need volunteer workers.
They can apply between 2 a. m.
md y. m. at 5000 Wood
ward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Uncertainty Rife
In Local Offices
About New Law
WLB Awaits Directive
From Washington Heads;
FBl Probably involved

The vehicle hy which Congress
hopes IN outlaw strikes in wal
plants was. so Tar as Detroit is
concerned, born without driver
No official notification was
the byword Saturday in WLB and
WPB offices. as well as those OF
the FBI and the Il. S. attorney
The latter would be expected "a
prosecute cases once some agency
is appointed to make the arrests
1t is considered likely that WLB
will WELD the big stick, if any, 10
force workers TO stay on the job
Official consensus has it that
WLB is the logical choice al
though in some quarters, 1t Is be-
lieved that the criminal phase OF
the act must be enforced by the
FBI 10 get results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Figure Your Own Income Tax;
See Chart in Tuesdays Times

You figure ont YOUR OWN income tax payments
find out what will be deducted from your pay check
each week, starting July by reading the FULL
PAGE OF INCOME TAX DEDUCTION INSTRUCTIONS in
Tuesdays Detroit Times.
This handy chart with tables and text viii prove an
Invaluable aid TO thousands who Of
misunderstanding about the income tax law.
Get TUESDAYS DETROIT TINES for page of
information showing HOW to figure YOUR OWN income
tax naNmonts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
- OR - WITNESSES

4 huge tarpaulIn covering VIII
shield the CalloWS from the Other
inmates. and az the stroke of II
Thursday night tho prison gates
will close behind those who will
witness the execution.
There Will be - or % wit
neSScs. d . p n ding whether
stephan desires his own clergy
man at the hanging They
viii he three physicians, including
The prison doctor, the prison chap
lain, the hanGman, l.. S. Marshal
John ! Bare, four deputy mar
shals. five official witnesses from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Times Asked 10 Find
Wife, Mother Of Two

Emerson Wilde SATURDAY APP
poaled 10 tho Times 10 locate his
wife Margaret -. mother of two
children. who disappeared from
her home, 81 y. Campbell, 2
week ago
The husband sand she needs
medical attention immediately.
Mrs. Wilde. ; feet + inches, weighs
ll5 pounds, has light brown hair,
gray eyes and Is believed working
as domestic or beer garden
waitress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
New Turkish Envoy
To Vithy Appointed

ANkARA. June "a tUP) De
layedl > Shevki Berker. former
secretary genera OF the foreign
office. has been appointed Turkish
ambassador TO Vichy. IT was an
nounced officially today. The APP
pointment sets 10 rest rumors Of
a Vichy-TurkiSh break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
BeIdinq Seaman Missing

BELDING. June Is Seaman
First Class George II. Murray IS
missing in action, his wife, Mrs
Wilma Murray, was informed by
the navy department today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Youth Killed by Train

* PETOSKEY. June Is CUF)-.
William Drayton, Is. was killed
and his brother. Ross. %, was
injured critically today when their
car was struck by train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
wLB BACKS POWERS

~ present. the WLB has no
regulatory division with police
powers. That has been one Of rs
major drawbacks, IN the eyes OF
offCialdom.
However under the new law.
WLB is given the right 10 subpoena
witnesses and perform other sta
tutory acts. That would indicate,
10 some at least. that the board
Will be gwen full administrative
power of the law even TO arrest
ing those who inStigate or con-
spirp 10 inclte strikes IN war
plants.
Clarence NJ Boids regional
labor representative of WLB, said
Saturday that he could make no
official statement until he had re-
ceived a directive from Washing
ton Nor could he discuss politi-
cal or other aspects Of the bill
until he had first conferred viii
capitol hlgher-upS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Milan Ready to Hang
Max Stephan on Friday
Continued from Page Three

the eastern district of Michigan
selected by ParC. and slN news
papernen
Il viii he The frst time The
government has relaxed rs rules
IN. allow more than three news
papcrmen 70 be present
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
UNION GIFTS BANNED

ANOTHER phase Of the bill. ban
ulng union contributions of funds
IN aspirantS for political office.
would probably he taken sepa-
rately and enforced by the F'BI.
The WLB. n was pointed out
could have little II any say-so IN
that
Our office must wait until
we have received a copy Of the
law. and that will he after n
has been printed, John c. Lehr,
L. ). district attorney. said.
Attaches at the WLB Offices
here expressed the opinion that
Washington experts were "analyz-
ing the measure before passing IT
along 10 MS
They had received no advance
plans for setting mp control ma
chlnery. they admitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
a New Red Stamp
Dates Announced
P Coupons RedeemabIe
Starting on Monday

Trr oFA Saturday -nrrInrod
valid dates tor foUr new series
of rri stamps from Ration Book
= irr purchase o' meat fats oils
and gnceScs
Dates ami stamp. z-r as fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Milan
Already the death site in the
prison ward has been fixed The
GallouS have been fashioned and
under the cover Of darkness
Thursday night the pieces viii be
moved IN and assembled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
HIS BOAST RECALLED

Those who followed the Ste.
phan case since his arrest April
y. 1912. will recall
His boast. the following day
that rthe Germans will win IN
two months
His defiance. May 6. 1912. oven
after Krug had told how Stephan
had wined and dined him AZ his
restaurant. proudly introduced
him 10 Bund members and. the
following day bade him farewell
at bus depot.
His indictment for treason.
June Is. 1912. following Krug $
arrest m San Antonio. Tex.
His first, second and third son
fences by Judge futile and the
subsequent appeals.
TUTTLE'S SENTENCE
Fut probably the lasting memory
viii he Judge T'uttloS death pen
atty sentence and the wOrds
The life of this traitor, MaV
stephan. i less valuable than
the lives Of our loyal sons which
are heipg given 10 the cause
~ the United States e..
This court should. I'm no
hesitating or uncertain way,
say 10 the disloNal element that,
during this awful war, the
penalty for treason Is death"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

The hanCman's identity has not
heen revealed hut they say what
evet his name may be. on the
official records II will be listed as
Mr. Ellis
Two marshalS. Yet unnamed
VIII lead Stephan 10 his doom
When he mounts the gallowS he
viii be given an opportunity TO
say his last words,
Then Will come the Strapplng
OF his feet and arms the lowering
OF a black hood over his head
and. finally. the moose around his
neck
The trap VIII he sprung &C u
was for Stephans predecessor.
the bank-rohhlng Anthony Che
hatorIS who was hanged At Milan
almost five years ago 10 the day
The plunge VIII break his neck.