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Evening star., 1943-04-17
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preshytrrta1t
THE GEORGETOWN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

3IIo Street NV.
Rev. John Bailey Kelly, d. D.. Pastor
Church School at 9:45 am.
Morning Worship at ] l o'clock Serm on
subject, "A King without = Kingdom -
Evening star., 1943-04-17
SOUTHWEST

GRACE CHURCH
9th and d Streets s.w.
Sunday. II am.
Wednesday. = pm.-Rev. Mr.. ?. A.
Dales, preacher.
Maundy Thurs, 3 pm-H c.
Good Friday. 1874 pm.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Eel f E lIERVOQ
Restless
IIIGH-STRUD|


I'D CEkIAN UAVS VI Ihe klHt
Do functional periodic dstrbss
make you feel nervous, cranky,
table. hdgety, tired and dragged \
at such times?
Then start at once-ty Ivdh
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
relieve such symptoms. Plnkhw
Compound Is famous not only to
relieve monthly pain but also sNa
panytng weak, tired, nervous teeH1Ea
this nature.
Taken regularly 49, Pinkhsns "a
pound helps build up resistance sgh
such symptoms. For years thouza
upon thousands Of women and 4
have reported benefits. Follow N
directions. Well north tTyiTgI
LYDIA {. PINKHAM'S S SaiS'
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
RoMRARDEADAs LAS DEFEN-
sAs ALEMANAs ENTIRE
DUNoUERQUE Y CALAIS
crandes ExplOsiqnes HieierOn
Trepidar Ia Costa

Londres, sep "a Centenares
de bombarderos ingleses hicieron
un ataque pulverizador contra
las defensas de Hitler entire Dun
Y Calais, en- la madruga-
da de hoy, mientras otras escua-
drillas r~ealizaban un nuevO y mas
profundo ataque en- ell continent
tie.
Grandes explosiones hicieron
trepidar la costa inglesa, que Sc
halla a 20 millas de distancia.
La base submarine de Nantes
fue atacada de nuevo por la avia-
ci6n Aliada, mientras que los Ma
RAIDERS bombardeaban dos aero
dromos de los alemanes. Las For
talezas Volantes' d%erribaron nue.
We cazas del enemigo y los 'Thun-
derbolts' destruyeron cuatro.
Todos ell litoral de Napoles ha
sido destruido por las cuadrillas
de demolition de los nazis, que
tambien hundieron 80 barcos que
Sc hallaban anclados en- ell puer-
to. Esto Sc interpreta como que ell
enemigo Sc prOpone abandonar la
importante ciudad.
En- C6rcega las trOpas france
sas Y americans Sc acercan a Bas
tia, puerto del nordeste de la isla.
Todos los alemanes, segIn Ell ge-
neral Giraud, seran aniquilados o
echados de la isla dentro de 10 0
Is dias.
Cerca de Solenzara, en- C6rce-
ga, los alemanes s~ufrieron hume
rosas bajas Y perdieron una con-
siderable cantidad de material de
guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
UNA COMISIoN POLITICA


Londres, sep "a Estados u
nidOs, Russia e Inglaterra estable-
ceran una Comisi6n Politica Per-
manente y ell Comit& Frances de
Liberation Nacional sera invitadO
a tomar parte en- sus deliberaciO-
mes.
La creaci6n de este nuevo or
ganismO, juntO con la selection de
su personal, no Sc ~efectuara hasta
que sc entrevisten ell ministro E.
den, ell cOmisario MolOtoff Y un
enviadO del presidente Roosevelt,
ell mes pr6ximo.
Los rusOs insisten, sin embargo,
en- que la COmision puede ser crea
da antes de que los ministries Sc
reunan y la idea CANA partidO en-
Londres y Washington.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
NOMBRADA LA JUNTA ELEC.
TORAL DEL CONDADO DE
HILLSBOROUGH

Ell gobernador Holland, cum.
pliendo una ley del Estado, nom
bro aver la nueva junta electoral
del condado de Hillsborough.
La componen estos senores:
Walter B. P~assiglia, distrito n1-
nero l; T. Emmett Anderson, dis
trito n1mero 2; Hiram G. Turner,
distrito nGmero 8; W. Reece Smi-
tn, distrito n1mero A, y Paul B.
Dickman, de Ruski, distrito mime
TO 5.
FuerOn nominados los cinco hon.
bres por los clubs cfvicos' de Tam
pa y Plant City.
Anderson Y Smith serviran has
ia 1914 y P~assiglia, Turner Y
Dickman hasta 1916.
La Junta tendra a SUI cargo to-
das las elecciones del condado, in
cluyendo las elecciones especia-
les de bonos Y escuelas.
Por cada dia de trabajo los
miembros cobraran $500.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
LOS NAILS TRATAN

(Viene de la1a pagina)
zas hacia Kiev Sc ~realiza con Eek
traordinaria violencia."
va estan dentro del alcance de
los bombarderos rojos, con ell ra-
pido avance, ell este de Prussia, los
estados del Baltico, Rumania Y
posiciones im%portantes del enemi-
go en- Polonia y Hungrfa. Los po-
o petroleros de Ploesti estan hoy
a 435 millas por aire del ejercito
rojo.
La Union de Oficiales Alemanes
tornado en- Russia, Sc considera co
mo una it'll contribution para ha-
Ger conocer al pueblo aleman su
desastrosa situacion.
No significa la Union que ell GO
bierno russo Sc ha suavizado en-
cuantO a los jefes del ejercito ale
man, a los que considera peligro-
SOS reaccionarios.
Las lluvias han creado "mares
de fango;" pero las maquinas v
tropas siguen su Marcia, aunque
entamente.
Ell tango Sc agarra a las botas
de los combatientes, a las gomas
del Os camiOnes Y hasta dificulta
los movimientos de las maquinas
que no tienen ruedas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
NUEVOS CUPONES.
PARA zAPATOS

Washington, sep "a La OPA
revelo aver que ell nuevo sello o
cup6n para zapatos sera Waldo ell
dia l de noviembre, pero que por
10 memo debera durar, por la es-
casez de material, seis meses. AL
mismo tempo Sc extendera por
tempo indefinitivo la valdez del
sello nGmero Is, que iba a expi-
rar al dia 81 de octubre.
Las nuevas reglas no significan
que Sc ha fijado en- dos pares al
ano la raci6n de cada ciudadano.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
CORTE De 10 CRIMINAL
Ell case de Ia Sra Urgs

Comenz6 aver la vista de la
causa contra la Sra Diamante
Urga, una c~omadrona, acusada de
hacer abortar a la esposa de un
cabo destacado en- la base de
Drew.
Fueron los principles testigos,
ell DR. Charles w. Bartlett, la mu-
jer que abortara, ell esposo sol
dado y Ell captain Arthur ]. Wal
lace, jr., medico del ejercito.
Sostienen los cargos los asis-
tentes fiscales Mcdonald y Gre
CORY.
Ell DR. Bartlett declare que ha-
bia reconocido a la mujer despues
del aborto y notificadO al fiscal
del condado.
La defensa esta a cargo del le-
trade Cyrus w. Field.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
A LOS MIEMBROS DE LA
N DE CULTURA
ESPANOLA

En- estos dias de incertidumbre
v confusion para la causa de la
Rep1blica algo hay de cierto que
no podemos ignorar, la situacion
de los refugiados en- Santo Domin-
go. Ali Sc encuentran un gran nG-
nero de mutilados, ancianos, nj
nos Y enfermos que por estar I'M
posibilitados para realizar tOda
obra de caracter constructive no
han podido emigrar a otros luga-
res de America donde poder ira
bajar y organizar sus vidas hasta
regresar a la terra que con tanto
amor Y heroismo defendieron en-
contra del Mundo Nazifascista.
Esta lamentable situaci6n de los
~valientes refugiados, defensores
primeros de la causa de las De-
mocracias Y dignos de que todos
les recordemos cor ell mayor res
peto Y admiration exige de todos
los hermanos, en- ideas ell mantle
ner nuestro principle solidario
con la misma firmeza Y espiritu
understandable que han sabido
mantener en- las trincheras de la
Libertad los que hoy estan siendo
olvidados de sus propios hernia
nos de clase.
La Junta de Cultura Espanola
al dirigirse a sus miembros pidien
doles la mas enthusiastic coopera-
ci6n, desea que todos ~comprendan,
que, al faltar la enthusiastic Y va
liosa labor del Querido companero
JESUS del Rio ha quedado IN vacio
que unicamente una firme deter
minacion de tOdos podra llenar, y
muy especialmente en- ell cobro de
los recibos, principal base para ell
auxilio a los r~efugiados. Por tai
motive ha sido necesario hacer al
gunos cambios en- ell cuerpo direc-
two con la esperanto de que los
trabajos continuen con ell menor
~quebranto possible.
Los CAM los son los siguientes :
ell companero Leon Blanco ocupa-
"a Ell cargo de presidente, ell COM
panero Jose Lopez ell de s%ecreta-
rio y ell companero Alexandra In
clan ell cargo de secretario-tesore-
TO. :
Esperanto que c%omprendan la
necesidad de cooperation que en-
estos momentos exige ell auxilio a
los hermanos r~efugiados, queda de
todos, muy fraternalmente, por la
causa de las Democracias,
La DirectiUq.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Pleitos y DivOnI

Decretos finales; Co.,.
varez contra Rachel AIv.a
zabeth Virginia BOhanra'
Arthur BOhannon.
Nuevas demands: DELHI,
becca Johnson contra Wmi'
johnson; Merle Bowen Mat
ira Alva Leland Miller. |.
Irene Twitty contra John y
Twitty; Clarence Robinso, I
Willie Dickson Robinson, W.
c. Kinkade contra Rosa IT,
cade; Cora FELTON, contra ,Joh,'
ton; Lillian Schroeder Travn,
ira Eric W. Taylor; Lillian ,
man contra Booker T. mn,
Jennie D. End contra Cso,.
End; Theo Millicent Tb,'
contra Ronald A. Thompso,'
sey Henry contra Cynthia \.
Joe Dawson contra Rebsr'
Queen Dawson; Mariana
kins contra Treut Lloyd E 4
Elsie Hallock contra Ws4s
Hallock.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Orden Caballero
de la Luz
Logia Luminares Pasados
Numero /

Sc cita por este medic a los
miembrOs lie esta LOgia para que
asistan hoy yiernes, a las $3.50, a
la reunion que Sc verificara en- la
sala de la Gale 10 y avenida IL,
en- los altos.
AsuntOs de gran interes seran
discutidOs. Ruegase Ia asistencia
de todos.
Fraternalmente,
81 SecretGrio.
La gaceta., 1943-09-24
Ell TEMPO

Temperature normal hasta ell
sabado. Mfnima, a las 8 de la ma
mana, 70 grades.
Ha llegado ell TEMPO, segun ell
metere6logo Talbot, de ir sa-
cando la ropa de invierno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Ford Dealers
Help Equip Army

Two B-24 bomhers. 10 ieeps. 10
ampnibian iccps and an Nj tank
We're presented TO army officials
today by Ford dealers of the
Dearborn branch
Presentation OF the FoJd-bul'
war material, made p0SSIn 10
through purchase of war bonds by
the dealers and thor former GUS
toners, was made by Star
Hickey representing the dealers
The war material all serViced and
ready for the lighting fronts. was
accepted by II. Col Leslie = Cor
don Of the Washington air inspoc-
tors office Capt James Vernon
Of the automotINc tank center and
1t l. r ,SarcnS
Tony y Anna Wyandotte dealer
and chairman OF the drive ac-
Ceptcd the bonds purchased from
Frank ISbcy. The cam paICn
raised So 423 OBS The dealers
bought S729 80 Of the total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
SIS Gives
City Kids
Play Lot

Il doesn't take much 10 keep
KIDS happy. even in congested
nelEhborhoods, John Wilson Of SO
Parsons viii tell You.
And as proof he offers today
an inprovl-ed playground in the
rear of the boarding house he
operates with ms wife Vera
1t only cost me about SIS
for the lumber" he said as ne
watched "A group ot youngsters
plaNIrE on The swings and
wooden slide he had constructed
II built it originally for my
three grandchildren who live
next door. but generally there
are about dozen kids around
when school j. out.
MY idea was Ia show how
much could -he-dnpe- With just
a little hit, and perhaps in
spire others i'm this area 10
build similar appa ratus in their
hack yards. Perhaps even the
city viii expand its program
10 include smaller places"
The city parks and recreation
commission a. prcSenf-ls planning
70 start several tot lots In TIM,
area Fred NaCle, member OF
tho commission, has promised Ia
supply the apparatus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

Alleged Alien Accused
Of Citizenship Claim

Charged with violation Of the
nationality act Eric Herman No
YAK 80. OF 1888 + jefferson. was
under $1,000 bond today tor al
Icgodll making false statements
70 Obtain an Identification card 10
visit var plants
Nolak. who was born in Ger
many and came 10 the United
>,+4t---+H- }al4- stood mute Whnn
auaCncd before L. s. Commits
>toncr Iiurd. lie Is general man
ager Of The Cadillac Stamp Co,
sos Russell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Police Seize
Autos, $1,000,
AT Five Places

Nineteen persons were held on
gambling conspiracy charges to-
day after police raids on the
Mexico Vita, alleged policy syn
dicate reported 10 be doing a S10,-
600 a day business.
ClimaXing three months inves-
'igauon. 40 officers and inveStiga-
tors from the prosecutors office
staged simultaneous raids on five
points. seized gambling equipment.
loose gas ration stamps Sfl,j67 -
IN cash six automobiles, Sl.575 IN
war bonds and nearly 100 600 bet
slips
Raiders JAILED % persons but
released 10 after questioning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

If YOU should wander into
the grimy- green courthouse
early some morning. you would
find one of the circuit Judges
there already. Judge Chester p.
OHara, who directed the fact
digging in the Ferguson grand
Jury, arrives regularly at 9
o'clock, which is an hour before
me courts open
Blink if you will II is 50 The
reason: Judge OHara IS a MEM
Der of A car pool and rides
down daily with Ray Jacobs OF
the Detroit Bank, who punches
a time clock at 9 a m.
THAT'S HALF of the story.
The other half is that Mr..
Jacobs is executive vice preSi-
dent of the bank. II Will come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
0PA Seeking S3,t57
In AIIeged0v ertharge

An. OPA suit for S3157S3,
claiming treble damages for an
alleged overcharge Of Sl.1Sl17 on
machinery, was-eH- fiie-tH- federal
court today against the owners of
the former Washburn Machine
Co. 540l Wabash. Defendants arc
p. Shah Babar, Eugene Luppino.
Daniel ). Lyman and Eugene ko-
tecki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Track Arrests
By Vice Squad
Stir Inquiry

Why the vice squad was called
in 10 arrest II alleged book
makers at the Far Grounds track
Tuesday was explained to-day by
the fact that regular rT7CtK ce-
tectiveS are detailed m watch for
pickpoCketS exclusively
"The pickpOcket squad is 80
well known that track book
makers avoid them Inspector
Charles SeaTlcS said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
He Drank Up Her Alimony

Here are two reasons why Circuit Judge
Richter granted divorces today
Mrs Charles Curcuiuto Of 29l0 r. Willis
complained her husband used her alimony
from her first husband 10 get drunk.
Vern Macarthur, %, complained his wife,
Dorothy made him take his shoes Off before
he came into the house and SCoded him be-
cause he dropped bread crumbs on floors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Pledges Liberation Of Greece

WASHINGTON. June III INSl
President Roosevelt pledged
THAT Greece would be- liberated
from Axis tyranny and would TO-
sumo her heroic life as a free ma
ton He spoke AZ ceremonies
marking the transfer of a lend
case patrol vessel 10 the gov
eminent of Greece al the Wash
nCton navy yard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

as a shock 10
people " h o,
a II I h Q lr
lives, h Y Q
been making
cracks a1out
b a n K . r s
n q Il r s q
KIN o " that
the second IN
c q m m A n q
Of a financial
81 NJ like
that punches
a time clock
A. Q a m
r he phrase
h q n X q z
hours co q G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
ALL STOOD MUTE

All the men arrested We're
charged with accepting aud- pos
SeSSing horSe-racing slip bots and
stood mute when arrHuncd.
Fined were Phil Wall. 40. Of
$40 Delaware alleged rinClcadcr,
500 or 90 days in the work house,
and Harry Coulter, 46. Of 9244
Yellowstone; stephen Boyer IS,
of 1925 +. Grand Blvd John Nc
Laughlin. 80. of 1919 Wayburn;
Thomas NIarson- 80. of Park Ave
nue. Hotel; Lewis Parker. Al. of
81 W. Hancock; George Ivkov, 81,
OF S2i Navahoc, Fred YOchlm IS,
ef1i1g2- jefferson and Charles
NorrS. II, Of 1872 Library, all
fined $50 or so days
Charges against Patrick O'NoilL
IS. OF S3tl Woodward. and Sam
Evola, As, of 300 Lakewood, were
dismissed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
FACE QUESTIONING

lIoWevcr Police Commi->lonor
WIthcrSpoon Is not satisfied with
the work of the track detail and
today plans 10 question all de-
teCtlvcS regarding their dIto,
He called for an INVESTIGATION
following court appearances Of
the boOkmakerS after Vice Squad
Inspector Kennedy Lawre &C
heard from an outside source he
"overStepped himself Al the race
track and is going TO &c, into
trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROTESTED FOOnS tBlue stampu
h L. M-VaHf t1rogF1 gH.s
COFFFF
STAMP at-Ore pound a.. J.us
GASOLINE
A Coupon 6--tHur salons 20 fUIg a..
FIIf on
Coupon 81 salons 'D Sept II
IIEF INSPTCTION AnIINEs
A-er. go B-IIre 500. f-Is.. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

WFAT CHEEST FATS CRsd s,smps)
O. y, Ts-VaH1 through Tune 90.
IT Becomes valid june IS.
~tGAd
stamp rs p0Hrds 90 AgE rs
CANNING SUGAR
stamp I s. t6-3 boz each l1 oct a..
NHOts
stamp l7-00q pair m lure rs
stamp ls--Eec0mes valid June a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
SAYS HE Is CITIZEN

The warrant according TO As
sI>'an' District Attorney LOUIS NJ.
Hopping charges that Noyak
never became "A citizen of this
country but that on March IL
t9t1 he falsely stated that no
.''-a-- a-eftfzeH-fR- applying Tor the
identification card.
He also Is accused Of represent
ING himself As a Cltlzep on his
ScieCtlVe service QUESTIONABLE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
NOT WAR PLANT

Hopping said the CadIlla c
Stamp Go. Is not directly involved
in war production but manufac-
lures machine stamps for war
plants
NUvHtk = strip father-ir-faw-, 0s-
car Bonnie Is chairman Of the
German American central COM
mittec, Hopping said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

! $3.50 80. ~ y n
& ~ h o u rs. to
y know that
the second in
"a c q m m q
~ Of a financial
MM giant like
s A that punches
"a zExx a time clock
4 Al Q a m.
ga r he phrase
- T3 b a n ker =
AIR. PICKERING hours goes
into the limbo. along with vaCa-
non trips. a second helping of
meat, and tadTcg stockings that
don't bag A. the knee.
AND SPEAKING Of meat,
the story j. going around about
the man who ordered steak
and was told, NO beef; hut
Wen serve you horse meat.
"ill right" said the diner.
His plate arrived, not with
one steak. but two.
AN want is one" he pro-
tested.
IT, horse meat" said the
waiter aeseedl..
yves. YES / know" said the
irritated diner. "but one is all
I v,rt
None said the waiter. you
gotta have two. It's an entry,
see
SOME HISTORIANS could 40
nrctt, GOOD ion oF writing
--tior, nook 6y COMPUTING a
.crios of .okcs Jokes about
AootIec~srs Inv Frnstcin Dr
COMO tho Tin .lyie the \EpA
Al smith. brg,,r derby I'm
rre.s t,lrorio hats Lee paint
.oan oDeras Ngs~oln.> navy
ana 51o' Su,te
NJ X II any Longer a Joke
"a refer 10 getting iob wash.
inp dtshe> one Of our friends
rho travels from time time i'm
the more expensiye circles of
society passed along the infor-
nation that diShvasbers are
getting a. high aS $40 a dav.
and even more under certain
Ksitressos IN tho bSs' ulares
can roiior, ~ much AS Sli In
s-dsv 81 for lunch 81 for din
rer ~ for WORKING in the olo-
NM 7 understand that TINS is
- r7,o 50, Cor EXTRAS though
Tho, got - ON occasions whom
.rev Irr called mon "a uork.
r--.f,r. c~p'oyrd ny tho
vraL AR month GO, loss which.
~ ,o.,.o ne The exclamation for
many rates of nav that ,oom
lfr1
We PLANTED some Swiss
crar4 ra6,,hcs lettuce and
rs,f.4f, t-7a 77rtt-,7r n u ,7r7rii r----z.-
covered that current banter
ah,r, r,oSoultoes isn't banter
The 1913 MOSQUITO is y devil
i.b charsrtar one Of then, sat
IN ry carrot seed ->nTlnkIirc
v.r,., Vbcr slammed hmm
scattered e,~h' cont, worth Of
Good I'm over tho Shasta daisies 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
photo ~ Times s,aT Phot6Frapher

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Tines carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

into the limbo along with vaCa-
tlon trips. a second helping of
meat. and t5GICg stockings that
don bag A. the knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

THE ANNUAL meeting and
last meeting of the year of the
American Association of Univer-
Sity Women will he held with
luncheon at 1880 p. m. Friday
at the Whittier. The program
will be a resume of the last
years work and a prospective
for next year
Following the program new
officers viii be inducted: Mrs.
Howard QuackenbuSh. second
vice president; Mrs, Oscar Key
del Jr., recording secretary; Mrs.
Edward Raney corresponding
secretary; Mrs. w. A. McManuS,
assistant treasurer. and Mrs.
Ralph Lewis and Miss Elizabeth
Payne, directors.
Other officers are Mrs Charles
f. Olson president; Mrs Harold
c. Dams. first vice president
and Mrs. Frank a. OBoyle,
treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

THE RED CROSS chapter of
Waltham, Mass, now has a
new ambulance as result Of
the efforts of the Ladies So
ciety of Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen
Of the United States in raising
enough money 10 make possible
the gift.
Agnes G. Strong OF Boone,
Ia. international grand presi-
dent, and Elizabeth j. Smith of
Columbus, O.. grand secretary
and treasurer, were in Detroit
10 make the presentation 10
Capt. Ella Clark and Adjt. Edna
Farrell who were here 10 drive
the ambulance back 10 Waltham
Mayor Edward j. JcfIrieS
gave a speech after which the
presentation was made along
side the General Sherman Tank
in Bagley. Grand lodge officers
and drivers from Waitham and
local officers and members were
guests at dinner following at
tn Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Optical Engineer

Mr.. Patton. a graduate Of the
University OF Rochester n 1912.
is an optical engineer with In
ternational Industries Inc Ann
Arbor. He is a member OF Delta
Epsilon Fraternity.
Mrs. Patton was graduated
from Michigan State College in
1910 and was member Of
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Phi
Kappa Phi. honorary scholastic
society: Tau Sigma. junior hon
oJary, and Tower Guard. sopho-
more honorary. She acted as
vice president Of The junior
class, vice president OF her
sorority and as senior represen-
tative 10 the Associated Women
Students.
Among the out-of-toVn guests
attending the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd b. Reid Of Lam
sing.
Mrs. Patton was entertained
at two dinners and showers. r
luncheon and shower two poi
sonsl showers and kitchen. linen
pantry and miscellaneous show
crS-all during April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Margaret M. King,
Bride-to-be, Feted

IN HONOR of her classmate,
Margaret Mary King. whose
marriage to DR.. John Keith will
take place in June, Marie Claire
Luyckx entertained the class Of
Al, ST. Mary's Academy in
Monroe, at a tea and shower
Saturday afternoon at her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Party to ND
Missions


SPURRED on by war condi-
- tionS, which have more than
doubled the missionaries bur
denS in the Jesuit mission fields
Of Patna, India, members OF the
St. Margaret Mary Mission So
ciety are planning benefit mis-
sion card party 10 be held at 8
p. m. May q in the grand ball
room of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
This party, which will con-
clude the mission Society'S cur
rent season. will aid Father
Killian, S. j., foreign mission
procurator Of the Chicago Jesuit
Province, in raising funds TO
train and support native cathe-
ChiStS to carry on and assist the
100 Jesuit missionaries now en-
gagged in the work. Wartime re-
StrictionS prevent the sending of
new missionaries from the
United States.
Chairman of the party is Mrs.
Raymond Hogan. She is assisted
by Misses Carolyn SMELL. Louise
Osborne. Irene Johnson and
Leonora Jungwirth.
Among the Jesuit missionaries
working in India are three from
Detroit: Fathers Frank Welz-
miller, Vincent Gallagher and
Nicholas Pollard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
NewEHe|and's
Unit in Session

THE RED CROSS unit Of the
Detroit Colony. National Society
of New England Women, will
meet Wednesday AT the home of
Mrs. John Hutton in Normandy
avenue.
The 1913 congress Of the Ma
tional Society will be held May
II 10 p at Syracuse. \. Y. De-
troiterS 10 attend the sessions
are Mrs. &. Clayton Lanler,
president: Mrs. Henry y, Mac
Kaye and Mrs. Edward j. Saw
age. vice presidents; Miss Mary
Hubbard: Mrs. A. {. PaSini,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
George Grohs, recording SeCre-
tary; Mrs. Eric Johnston, Mrs.
Alfred Vcazie. treasurer, Mrs.
Clifford w. Reynolds. Mrs w.
A. Chapman. financial secretary,
and Mrs. John Hutton. Mrs.
George Howes is the new regis
trar.