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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
Vojska in mornarica
potrebujeta bolni-
Gcarke

v teku preteklih dveh let Sc
ie ma tisoee bolnicark pridruI-
10 vojski in mornarici zdruze-
nj drzav. Ma spisku onih, XII ma
tax nacin sluzijo domovini, Sc
nahajajo ne samo imena Ame-
rikank nemskega pokoljenja,
ampak tudi italijanskega, rus
kega, poljskega, francoskega,
eeskega, jugoslovanskega, o.
grskega, spanskega in pokolje-
MIA drugih evropskih narodov,
kakor tudi il dezel JUNE Ame-
rike.
Da bi Sc to pisano drustvo Sc
bolj povecalo, je vojska zadnje
poletje svoje predpise napravi-
la mani stroge, tako, da so boil
niearke, predpisano predizo-
brazbo, XII so drzavljanke "a
vezniskih drzav, postavljene "a
podporocnike v zboru vojnlh
bolnicark. Bolnicarski urad a.
meriskega Rdecega kriza, XII v
imenu vojske in mornarice ma
bira bolnicarke, Sc drzi teh
predpisov pri nabiranju bolni-
cark. Danes sluzijo poklicne boil
nicarke tujega porekla pri &C.
tab donna in ma tujem.
Prva bolnicarka ameriske vol
ske, XII Sc je izkrcala v Avstra-
Lii, ie bila Floramund Fellmuth
hci V Nemciji rojenih starsev
Ona je clanica zbora vojnih boil
nicark cd leta 1910 in je kot
podporocnik sluzila V trdnjav
Mckinley v Filipinih, ko so ia
ponci napadli.
Kakor druge bolnicarke je O
blekla kaki-bolnicarsko oblekt
in je. stregla ranjencem V i'm
proviziranih bolnisnicah.
Ma %. decembra ,je bila cd
rejena ma ladjo Mactan, najett
cd Rdecega kriza, ma kateri j
skupaj z 10 bolnicarkami Fill
pinskega Rdecega kriza in 2O'
ranjenci odplovila Avstrali
jo. Ko je oddala bolnike mex
australasia bolnisnici, je bila po
rocnik Fellmuth odrejena ko
sef bolnicark V glavni stan O
borozenih sill Zdruzenih drzav
Avstraliji.
Porocnik Aalslay H. Ander
son, rodom il Norveske, tuo
sluzi kot bolnicarka v vojsk
V Zdruzene drzave je prisla, k
je bila 16 let stara, ma obisk
svojemu necaku, pa Sc il je xiv
= ljenje tukaj tako dopadlo, da j
ostala tn in je postaja tukajs
MIA drzavljanka. Izucila Sc je z
bolnicarko v Massachusetts,
: zenski bolnisnici in je po ter
, delovala skozi deset let civi
; nih bolnisnicah. Ko je bila No,
veska zasedena, Sc je prijavil
bolnicarskemu oddelku Rdece
gak RIA "a sluzbo v vojski. DE-
nes sluzi Fort Adamsu, Rhod
Island. zeli in upa, da DO premt
scena preko morja.
Ruskega pokoljenja ste pt
rocnik Olga Konstantina Bendt
l rOVa, XII Je ola ma celu Oddelk
Clevelandske universitetske DO
!. nisnice, katera je pristala v Al
straliji meseca februarja 1914
in podporocnik Katarina Pavl
ma Molchan v Camp Rucker, 4
labama. Porocnik Benderov;
Y rojena v Rusiji 1902 leta, je pr
, sla v to dezelo S svojimi star
in postala drzavljanka l. 1913
u Koncala je bolniearski kurs r
. Western Reserve univerzi, p'
: stala je sef bolnieark in pomo
/ mix ravnatelja bolnisnice
Lakeside.
V Starsi poroenika Molchan (
bill rojeni " Harkovu, kar va
. pove, zakaj jo najbolj zanima.
vesti il Rusiie, potem ko ie or
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

.
jajte sc, temvec javite Sc. Delo /
? tovarnah konzerv je cisto de-
o, XII vam ne bo mazalo rok,
1i je pa obenem dobro placano.
Ia to delo ste sposobni brez ma
tudi ako innate malo
ali pa sploh nobenih skusenj.
Pazite, da z brezskrbnimi be-
sedami ne dajete sovrazniku
orozja v roke. Zdai ko so nase
oborozene sile ma vseh bojiscih
te vojne, je bistvene vaznosti,
da Amerikanci, XII so ostali ma
domaci 'front.', pazijo ma to, kar
govore. Sovraznik 81 prizadeva
povsod, da izvoha podatke o
nasem vojnem naporu ali 0 pre-
nikanju nasih Get. Vlada svari
Amerikance, maj ne povedo ma
pref nobenih informacij, pa bo-
disi Sc tako nevaznih ma prvi
pogled. Ena sama brezbrizna
beseda lahko potopi ladjo, uniei
dragocen material in morda ma
tisoce zivljenj. Nikdar, nobe-
mem slucaju ne govorite o nasih
vojakih in ladjah, o letalih in
tovarnah.
Vojaki Zedinjenih draw so
investirali prostovoljno vec kot
20 milijonov dolarjev V vojne
bonde. Vojaki MISC kupovali vol
| nih bondov cato, ker so morali,
temvec ker poznajo vrednost le-
tai in tankov, katere njihovj
bondi kupujejo, in katerih Sc
lnorajo posluzevati vsak dan '
boju.
Podpisovanje tretjega vojnegs
posojila Sc DO zacelo dne Is
septembra. Zakladniski tajnil
Morgenthau je izjavil, da DO tt
"najbolj obsezen financni pro
gram vse svetovne zgodovine.
Cilj je Is bilijonov dolarjev
Amerikanci donna dobro vedo
} da sc DO veliki naval ma Japon
ce in naciste kmalu zacel. Zatt
pa tudi investirajo svoj dena
, v vojne bonde, ker zele DELFT
cim vec svojega zasluzka z vo
jaki ma bojiscu. Zato vzdrzujej,
in pomnozujejo svoje redne ma
,, kupe vojnih bondov.
3 Ljudje ma domaci 'front.' me
rejo pomagati k brzi zmagi, ak
5 podpirajo mostvo ma bojiscu
8 Amerikanci to najbolje store
y ako 81 zaprisezejo: "Zavezer
0 Sc, da ne bonn v nobenem sluca
ju placeval visjih cen kot s
y zakonito dolocene maksimaln
Gene in nikdar sprejemal rae
.joniranih zivil, ne da hi odds
Z odgovarjajoce zivezne znamke.
8 Ako Sc bodo vsi Amerikant
: tako odlocili in Sc te svoje zs
= obljube tudi drzali, DO vasa via
S oa preprecila vsako dviganj
cen in zagotovila vsakomur nj;
gov pravi delez racijoniraneg
ziveza. Konzumente in prodaja
. ce pozivamo, da obenem pr,
;s vzamejo to obvezo, in sicer t;
= koj, in da cd ME ne odstopij
- (Office of War Information
Washington, D. c.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28

Ruskega pokoljenja je tudl
praporscak Antonina Mihaj-
Lovna Klimenko McCulley, boil h
nicarka v mornariskem bolni-
carskem centru v Bethesda, Ma
ryland. Adoptiral jo je pod-ad-
miral Newton A.. Nc Culley.
Pred lett 81 je namrec prido-
bila kot sirota admiralovo srce
v Sevastopolu, ko je Ia vodil e.
vakuacijo stotin stradajocih O.
trok il centralne Rustic, XII so
Mveli ma crnem kruhu in eaju,
kuhanem cd jabolcnihSlupin A
doptiral jih je sedem; Antonina
je bila najmlajsa med mimi;
vse je pripeljal sabo v to de-
zelo. Antonina McCuley je do
bila svojo izobrazbo v bolnisnici
St. Luke v Washingtonu.
IL JUNE Amerike sta Maria
Guadalupe Enriqueta del Consul
do de Martinez Ybara Gentle,
sedaj podporocnik v Camp Rue
ker, in Tita Pacheco, XII sedaj
sluzi vojski v Valley Forge,
Pa. Gospodicna Gentle je sicer
il Mehike po druzini, toda je ro-
jena Fort Bliss, Texas, kjer
Sc je nahajal njen oce Alfons
Humber Jakob de Martinez
Ybarra kot begunec. On je slu-
I'll pod predsednikom Porfirio
Diaz in je bezal, ko je bill ME
gov rezim odpravljen.
Kot pravi kozmopolit je po-
rocnik Gentle hodila v Solo ma
Francoskem, v Mehiki in v New
Yorku. Bila je dijakinja Sole
Sv. Tereze v Parizu, kjer je bill
njen oce poslanik pod predsed-
nixon Emiliano Carranza. Pc
vrnitvi v. Ell Passo je hodila v
solo V tenn mestu in :je koncno
prisla v bolnicarsko Solo Mt.
Sinai v New Yorku. Men dom
, v Meksiki je Guadalajara, kjer
u. zivi njena sestra, XII je zena ne
caka mehikanskega predsedni-
ka.
Porocnik Pacheco je vnuki.
MIA prvega panamskega pred
sednika, Manuel Amador Guer,
rero in hci gospe Karoline A
mador Pacheco liz mesta Pana
me. 10 je koncala bolnicarske
solo v bolnisnici Sv. Neze v Bal
timoru, je bila tri leta v bolnis
nici, predno je vstopila v voj
sko. Odkar obstoja republiks
Panama, je druzina Pacheco do
: bro znana. Ne samo da je bi
l njen start oce prvi predsednil
!. republike, ampak, so bill mnog
D drugi clani v diplomatski sluz
< bi.
: Vsi clani bolnicarskega zbo
e ra vojske in mornarice imaj'
: oficirski Gin. Njihova poklicn;
a sposobnost je do najveeje mer
Il v sluzbi trpecega clovecanstvs
n Njihovo zivljenje je silno zani
+ mivo. V vecjih bolnisnicah ina
: jo udobna stanovanja ma razpo
a lago. Vidijo veik del sveta in
: svojo sluzbo ranjencem in Dol
J. nixon vrsijo veliko poslan
e stvo.
: Vojska potrebuje po tri tiso
&c novih bolnicark4 vsak meset
y Vsaka bolnicarka, mora znat
: da je njena prva dolznost, sluzi
a tt domovini. To je njena svet
l. dolznost, kateros ina naspro1
= ljudem, XII nosijo. amerisko "a
2, stavo po celem lsSetu. Vsak
j. bolniearka, XII ina potrebn
=. predpogoje, bi Sc morala prijs
4, viii "a sluzbo vojski, ako
l. mogoee. Ameriski . Rdeci kri
ii nabira bolnicarke toliko "a vo.
1. sko kolikor "a mornarico in nj
"a drugo nj potrebno kot poklica
D. podruznico Rdeecga kriza Va
: 81 obeini in javiti Sc. Podruznic
v Rdeeega kriza bo napravila VS.
ostalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-28
SIovenski omeriski
norodni sve+

POROGILO @ FINANCNEM STANJU
81. JULIA 1943
BLANCA banki ($9,376.4D in
ma roki ($19.14) 80. junija s. 9,395.55
Dohodki juliju:
Podruznica
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Mrs. Atuill
|Entertdins

Mrs. Louise Cromwell Atwill was
hostess last evening in her George
town home giving herself BIRTH
day anniversary party. 1t is ira
dition In her family to remember
birthdays and SO she entertained a
group of close friends at buffet
supper in the charming old house
at 1400 Thirty fourth street, which
she purchased a year or more ago
and made modern in comforts with
out spelling the atmosphere or the
oldness of the house. =
Her guests included diplomats and
officials as we'll as a goodly number
of resident society, Mrs. Atwill as
Miss Louise Cromwell having made
her debut here and after her mar
riage lived here during the Great
War. Pure frivolity should be out
for the duration, but pleasant COM
panionship should always be in
fashion is the hostess viewpoint and
with this in mind she frequently
has guests at dinner and early eve
ming parties.
Among those at the fete last eve
ming was her brother, former United
States Minister to Canada, Mr..
James H. r. Cromwell, but their
mother, Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury,
is remaining in her summer place at
Bar Harbor until the end of next
week.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Rebekah Rahner
A Recent Bride

The marriage Of Miss Rebekah
Louise Rahner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony A. Rainier of Edge
field, S. c., and 1t. Robert Phillips,
jr, son of Comdr. Robert Phillips,
U. S. N. r., and Mrs. Phillips of
Freeport, Long Island. took place
September IS at the Falls Church,
Falls Church, Va, the Rev. w. Leigh
Ribble officiating.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Ruth Rahner of Edge
field. as maid of honor, and her
cousin, Miss Tresca Bowles Of Dur
ham, ". C., was her bridesmaid
Mr.. Roland v. Phillips of Freeport
served as best man for his brother
The bride wore a gown of ivory
satin and net and carried a bouquet
Of white roses.
A reception followed the ceremony
at Rayenwood, the home Of the
brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Hardy, in Falls Church, and
the couple left later for their we'd
ding trip.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Junior Catholic Unit
States Tea T0m0rr0zv

The Junior Catholic Daughters of
America will inaugurate the fall sea-
son with a tea from to 5 pm. to-
morrow at their headquarters in St.
Martins USO Club, 1912 North
Capitol street
An invitation to attend has been
extended by Miss Helen Zaruba,
Junior chairman, to all girls inter-
ested in joining the organization.
Mothers of juniors and officers and
members of the senior court also
are invited.
Girls between the ages of IL and
18 years are eligible for member
ship. Meetings are held once a
month with officers and counselors.
The Rev. Louis F. Miltenberger Is
spiritual director.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Dorothy DaVis
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Detorie

Miss Dorothy Louise Davis, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Joe Orr Davis, became
the bride of Mr.. Francis James De-
torie, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Detorie Of Arlington, in st. Martins
Roman Catholics Church Tuesday
The ceremony was performed at
noon. the Rev. Father Miltenberger
oficiating.
Leading the bridal procession were
the ushers, Mr.. Robert Orr Brownlee
cousin OF the bride, and Mr.. Frank
Swarr of Baltimore, classmate of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. Robert Blach was matron of
honor and preceded the bride. She
wore a frock Of coral satin with a
matching hat and carried an arm
bouquet OF talisman roses and
Swansia.
The bride was escorted to the steps
Of the Sanctuary by her uncle, Mr..
j. Irwin Brownlee. The bridegroom
with his brother, Mr.. Larry Detorie,
who was his best man, awaited her
there. The bride wore the wedding
gown Of her aunt, Mrs. j. Irwin
Brownlee, and she was married on
the 33d anniversary OF the marriage
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brownlee. The
gown Is Of ivory crepe de chine
draped in princess style with a long
train and trimmed with ropes OF seed
pearls. Her long tulle veil was ar
ranged in cap fashion, and also
was worn by her aunt at her we'd
ding. The coronet was Of orange
blossoms and her bouquet was OF
gladioluses, and lilies of the valley
surrounding white orchids.
The reception was held in the
home of the bridegroom's parents ir
Arlington, and later in the Afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Detorie left for New
York. On their return they will oc-
cupy their new home on South
Fourth street in Arlington. Mrs
Detorie is a granddaughter of DR.
w. w. Orr OF Charlotte, N. c.. wht
was an outstanding minister of thu
Presbyterian Church for more thar
so years. She was educated at tn.
Silver Spring High School and tn.
University Of Maryland. Mr.. Detori,
was graduated from the Universit,
of Maryland. 49,
Evening star., 1943-09-25
OAR Group Starts
Menu Contest

A victory menu contest, based or
war standards of nutrition, has been
adopted as current national project
of the Girl Home Makers Committee
of the OAR.
Z Entries will be days menu, in
cluding breakfast, luncheon and din
ner, which must provide for essential
nutritive elements and daily require
ments in the diet of a teen-age girl
The luncheon menu must have been
prepared and served to four persons
and recipes for all the dishes must be
included.
Short stories giving the reasons for
the choice of the menu, an explana-
ton of its nutritional value and local
availability of foodstuffs used will be
prepared by the contestants. APP
pearance and taste of the dishes and
the cost of the meals also will be. an
important consideration.
A Girl Home Makers Cook Book
has been prepared and published by
the Girl Home Makers Committee
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Alexander w. Keller of Summit,
N, j. The booklet contains more
than 100 recipes.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Photographs Glass
To Oben at YWCA

A course in photography conducted
since 1886 by Miss Lillian A. Guern-
sey will open at 7:30 pm. October
at the YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Those completing Miss Guersey's
course have organized Capital
Camera Club which is planning an
annual meeting in November. Work
of members will be exhibited at the
session.
The new club is similar to the
Capital Camera Club active in 1922.
Photographic exhibits were held by
that club each year at the Corcoran
Art Gallery.
Members of the original club, who
are invited to attend the annual
meeting, are asked to get in touch
with Miss Guernsey.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Church Wedding
Last Evening
DraWs Interest

The Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church was the scene of an
| attractively arranged wedding last
evening when Miss Betty L. Heth-
erington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Y. ", Hetherington, became the
bride of Mr.. Robert Henry zier, jr,
Coast Guard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
zier. The Rev. John w. Rustin of1-
ciated and the church was deco
rated with palms and white glad
ioluses.
The bride was escorted by her
father, who gave her in marriage.
Her wedding gown was of white
satin made with a yoke of marqui-
sette and train Her finger-tip-
length veil was held by a coronet of
orange blossoms and she carried
gardenias and stephanotis.
Miss Billie Hetherington, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor, wear
ing rose taffeta with a matching
headdress, and carrying a bouquet
of orchid chrysanthemums and blue
delphinium.
MIR. John S. Reaves, Coast Guard,
was best man, and the usflers in
cluded Mr.. Samuel B. Hale and Mr..
William L. West, also of the Coast
Guard.
The reception was held in the Ad-
miral Club, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. zier left on a wedding trip.
They will make their home in Bal
timore, where the bridegroom is sta
toned.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Dies Urges US. Conversion
OF Bonds Into Insurance

By the Associated Press.
Representative Dies, Democrat, of
Texas proposes that individuals hav-
ing Government bonds be allowed
to convert them into Government
annuity insurance.
He said the annuity should be
similar to that issued by insurance
companies, determined on an
actuarial basis. He intends to sub
nit the proposal to the House Ways
and Means Committee.
Il am convinced" Mr.. Dies said,
that there are hundreds of thou
sands of bondholders who would be
glad to accept an annuity settlement
in full and complete discharge of
the Governments obligation to them
and it would further extend in a
sound way the social security system
Under the law of averages the
Government through this method
could save considerable interest
charge and yet the bondholder
would be fully compensated by the
security which the annuity would
afford him"
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Dratha

THOMAS, GEORGE LEWIS. On Thurs
day; ssntennher etn e. 1913 at his residence'
William H. and Amanda Thomas. He is
survived by two brothers. William R. and
goseph Ensene 4,s Thomas; a sister, Mrs.
atives and friends,
Friends may call after 8 pm. !satur-
where funeral services y IS viii vii be- Be hed Mon
sI Wstef r,II. + Brooks ks, eaielatias; Intermsnt
Allen G. Morrow, directors in charge. 26
WATTS. WALTER MARION. JR. Sud-
denly, on Friday, September "a, 1943. at
SpEpys Ma4s Point beavad Md WATEE b5nd n EIps
Ethsl |. % and Arthur Mal Watts Va s.nsi and son son
Ma'F aeshs Mi s Md remains ssz restns
Chambers Riverdale funeral home.
Services at above funeral home; on Mon.
foyt fag ffneemoer Ineon Cemetery me a, PM
WHITE. JOHN KEARNES. On Friday,
septembbsr "a 1919 after brief Illness; ness
:, Funeral services at his late residence
invited To be cremated. 26
WIGHTMAN. MARY BEULAH. On Sat
pIday aa SepsembeT 20 1912 MARY 0d sEui
survived by one son, Meredith CapDer Of
Falls Church. Va: one daughter Mary H.
Capper. of Washington. D. c.; one sister,
Mrs. Florence Rnssell O. winchester. Va;
Va. and J. H. Kline of washington. D. c.
q, She IVA was A a past a matron Of Bethlshem
Washington, D. c; Body, resting at Roy
Funeral services on Monday, September
q, at II am. at Washington Grove
Church 1nterment Mount Hebron Gene
terry, Winchester, Va. 26
WILLIAMS. DORSEY W On Thursday.
SeptembeT 5 s, a3 i 1943s ;S,r At Freedmen.s Hos,
Mary Williams. devoted father Of Flossie
jackson, brother of Mary E. Churchwill
and Fanny R. Anderson uncle OF Naomi
Jackson and Ruth Joyner. He also leaves
seven great-nephews, two great-nieces and
other relatives and friends. Remains at
the W Ernest Jarvis West End parlor, 2sth
st. and Dumbarton ave NV, after pm.
Saturday, September 25.
Funeral services Monday. September 81,
at = pm, at the above funeral parlor. Rev.
Haynes officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Mount Zion Cemetery
Evening star., 1943-09-25
William D. Hoover, 79,
Will Be Buried Monday

Funeral services for William D
Hoover, 70, chairman of the boarc
of the National Savings g. Trust
Co. will be held at pm. Monday
in the st. Adams Episcopal Church
with the Rev. Charles T. Warner
officiating Burial will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Hoover died yesterday at his
place at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
His residence here was in the La
Sale Apartments. A native of this
city, he had been identified with
banking interests here for many
years.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
"a. sky
Chilean Visitors Entertained;
Party Set at Cuban Embassy

Interesting visitors from Chile Domingo Meh
OF La Nacion leading in Santiago Mel
The DISTINGUISHED editor and his wife this
on OF the State Department
fortnight They plan today
before starting . tour Of the country
Numerous parties have been given during
recent visit OF the Minister Affairs
Fernandez they included parties planned
honor Among the fetes
which the chief Of the Division Cultural
partment Mr. Charles a. Thomson the Maynower
Seno Meh interested especially
Evening star., 1943-09-25
SUPPER and Mov,iie, {,
Honor Staff

Canon Chancellor Of the WASH
ington Cathedral of st. Peter and st.
Paul and Mrs. c. w. F. Smith were
joint hosts at a buffet supper last
evening with Canon Missioner and
Mrs. Theodore o. Wedel to go men,
bers OF the Cathedral staff.
The supper was at $50 o'clock and
later in the evening the motion pic
ture Target for Tonight" was
shown.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
$4,000 Monthly
Use USO Clubs,
Miss Cook Saws

Approximately 364 900 servicemen.
servicewomen and war workers are
participating each month in activi-
ties of the 16 USO clubs and lounges
in the Washington area alone, ac-
cording to Miss Mabel r. Cook, ma
tional USO representative for the
Washington area.
Miss Cook assembled the statistics
this week as she prepared to under
take series of speaking engage
ments in behalf of the USO pro-
gram. She has just been appointed
a member of the speakers bureau
of the Washington Community War
Fund and of the USO bureau for
special events in the Eastern States.
Miss Cook returned this week from
an annual conference of national
and regional USO executives in New
York and left Immediately for
Sharon, Pa, to address a county,
wide mass meeting and award Ger
tificates to TOO young women COM
pleting training as USO hostesses.
Discussing the expansion of the
USO in the past year, she said IT,
100000 persons are being reached
through .2,450 USO operations in
this country and at offshore bases.
A dollar contributed to the USO
War Fund will provide full club
facilities to six men for one day, she
declared.
Our task has been largely con-
cerned with the morale of service
men in training and leaving our
shores" Miss Cook added. Nov we
must concern ourselves with increas-
ing numbers returning on furlough
or as wounded men. We must also
include the problems of war weari-
ness, both among civilian war work.
ers and fighting men USO is
pledged to face this and other
changing problems with the war
workers, with the servicemen and
their families and with our disabled
fighters"
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Mrs. Mary Hibbord, 80,
Former Actress, Dies

BY Ihe Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN. Sept. 25.-
Funeral services were held here to-
day for Mrs. Mary Adelaide Hib-
bard, SO, whose husband, George
was Mayor of Boston from 1908 to
1910.
After her husbands death, Mrs
Hibbard was on the stage as a
character actress. She played a
season each with Ethel Barrymore
and Tom Wise and appeared with
Fay BANTER in EAST Is West"
Evening star., 1943-09-25
LHwSchland.Maier
Weddinq Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam E. Maier OF
Takoma Park announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Marie Maier, to Corpl. Hans
Robert Hirschland, son of Mrs. F. H.
Hirschland of Beechhurst, Long
Island, and the late Dr. Hirschland.
The ceremony took place Septem-
ber II in the rectory of the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament in Balti-
more with the Rev. Joseph Snyder
officiating.
Corpl. Hirschland is stationed at
the Marine Barracks and he and
Mrs. Hirschland will make their
home at los Sixth street Sc.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Baltimore Scene
OF Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Mitchell
of Silver Spring announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Miss Ellen
Virginia Mitchell. to Mr.. Aston
Stevens of Philadelphia on Septem-
ber II in Baltimore.
After graduating from Montgom-
cry Blair High School, the bride be-
gan singing career, and she trav-
eled extensively in the United States,
Canada and Mexico.
Mr.. Stevens attended Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute, Johns Hopkins
University and Baltimore University
law school, With his bride he will
make his home in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Dinner-Dance Slated

The Washington in erm d late
chapter of the Jewish Consumptives'
Relief Society Of Denver, Colo, will
hold its fifth anniversary dinner
dance at 7:3o pm. October at the
Willard Hotel.
The program will include a floor
show and dance contest. Proceeds
will go towards maintenance of the
sanitarium in Denver. Tickets are
being handled by Esther Deckel-
baum.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
H ANnOUnCem menf

Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Donohue an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille Donohue, to Mr..
Bernard Boswell, U. S. NJ. which
took place in Norma, Okla, June 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Boswell are living at
Norfolk, where the former now is
on duty