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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
To Traverse City

Sarah and her mother had
spent a week there earlier in
the season and were eager 10
go back. MIR. Maieomson was
unable TO leave his work for a
trip this year, so lot had 10 be
packed into week-ends.
During cherry season, how
ever, Sarah Joined Mrs. Waldo
Ganse with her daughters
Margie and Virginia, and Joan
Clark for a jaunt TO Traverse
City where the quintet spent a
week picking the luscious red
fruit for government canning.
They got up early in the morn
ing 10 put in their required
four hours a day. and then they
would head for the beach.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Duluth Boat Trip ps
Show Increase

PASSENGER NAVIGATION
traffic 10 Duluth this summer is
30 per cent ahead OF last year.
IL Is estimated in the annual
report Of Harry Gordon, inSpec-
tor in charge of the DuMth-Su-
perior district, u. S. immigra-
tion and naturalization service.
A total OF 4,1S9 passengers
were cleared by inspectors in
the year ended June 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Martha Jane Browne
Weds Ensign Van AIKEN
At CdndIeIisht Service
By THE DowAoER

the summer home OF her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Brennan at Lskeview Beach on
Lake Huron.
Miss Brennan attended sum-
ner sessions al Msrygrove until
Aug. 5.
Miss June Fox. a college girl
who has been doing clerical
work during her summer vaca-
ton has sandwiched In some
weekend trips. She has visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steward
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
SeheVe in Ann Arbor, and most
recently was a guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Ellington In Crosse
lie.
Miss Mary Louise Hommel OF
Prairie avenue left recently for
Miami. Fla. She is travelling
with Mrs. Richard Sharpe and
daughter, Shirley, who are re.
turing 10 their home in Miami,
after spending the summer in
Detroit.
They will visit friends At
Bowling Rock. n. C., while on
their way south.
Visiting in Wyoming
Miss Hommel, on her return
trip, will stop 10 see her twin
brother. Sgt. Charles Hommel at
Camp Stewart Ga. She plans
10 be back In the city around
Sept q
Miss Peggy Dolese, daughter
OF Mrs. Peter Dolese OF Dwight
Blvd, is visiting her sister and
-brether-in.lsw Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Courts and small chill
dren, Peter and David. Al their
ranch. "L-Bar-T," in Wyoming.
Miss Dolese will return on
Sept. II and will leave Detroit
again Sept. II for Bradford
Junior College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ruysser
OF Washington, D. c, and chill
dren, Terrence and Mary Ann,
have been visiting Mrs. Ruys-
ser's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Conrad at Milford. Mich,
and have also spent some time
with Mrs. Joseph Moore and
daughter. Alice, in their home IN
Tyler avenue.
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. NJ r r y-an
of Boston Blvd. announce the
engagement OF their daughter
Miss Maurine Beatrice Ryan, 10
Sgt. John Christian Burkhardt
u. s. army signal corps, son oi
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John G
Burkhardt OF Boston Blvd.
Miss Ryan was graduated
from the Academy Of Sacred
Heart. in Lawrence avenue, and
is now attending Marygrove Col
lege.
Sgt. Burkhardt was graduated
from ST. Joseph's and attended
the University OF Detroit before
entering the service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Subscription PertY

I- honor 0t IT. and Mrs Sell
j. Graham who with thew
lighter Esr6aIs have re-
-r-e- %. Birmingham for
short tue, several friends were
hosts e. = subscription supper
rHrfy1 Monday evening a.
Sr.re e34lc Park. Guests were.
NreHp t-D EFsrt WIS
HHr fff E.f|sfr
"rr Hat'fr Frr F Fr.s.H
t-Fr-as He-- Ts~t
hr er'EaH r s snyder jr. 3
recent graduate 0f 'ro United
S'5trg Naval Academy Is home
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Patricia Morby
Weds Robert Bist

ST. CATHERINE CHURCH
was the scene of the recent
marriage OF Miss Patricia
Morby. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morby of Town.
send avenue, and Robert Bist,
A. M. NJ. 2/c OF the Y. S. Navy,
son Of Mrs. Helen Bist OF Barry
avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Kinq's Group 10 Meet

THE BOARD OF TRUS-
TEES of the Detroit Chapter Of
King Daughters and Sons will
meet AZ The Home for the Aged
on Pierson avenue, Sept. 9 At
80 m
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
n. P. Women Set
Tuesday Supper

a PICNIC supper will be
hold hv tho Alpha chapter Of
the Highland Park Woman's
Club on Tuesday evening at
r-51 O CIOCE IT Trc home ~ Mrs
r W. Westcrmar in Rlchton
avenue highland Park.
NiFs Eoy HsthaWay and Miss
Stella Worrall will be on the
committee for the evenings
program a business meeting
WII follow The supper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Ma1ron OF Honor

Mrs. Forbes s. Hascall was
natron Of honor and Mr., Has
call vas best man
Mrs. HaScall wore floor
length frock Of acquamarlne
crepe and a small fuchSla col
ored arrange ent OF tiny
pumes in her hair. She carried
a bouquet OF fuchsia colored
flowers
The brides mother wore q
gown OF vine colored velvet
with n corSage of orchids. Mrs.
NacAdsm 5 dress was OF gray
bite crepe and her flowers were
also orchids.
The bridal table was centered
with low arrangement or
white flowers at the reception
which followed the ceremony.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Left for Chicago

The young couple left by mo-
tor for Chicago on their way 10
their new home on Seventeenth
street Davenport, Ia where
Nr. MacAdam is an instructor
in the Viz program al ST. Am
hrose College. For travelling the
bride WORE a brown stttt and hat
and a blouse OF powder biue
crepe.
Mrs. Benjamin Frazier OF
East Orange, ~. j., arrived Fri
day 10 be present at the we'd
ding
The past week has been filled
with the activities Of Birmlng-
hams four leading sororities
whose members have invited the
new crop of high school fresh
men TO a series OF delightful
parties.
Coronet Club started things
off with a box social Monday
evening at the home OF Carolyn
Wells on Arlington drive, movies
and a supper following at the
home of Diane Roosevelt. on
Tuesday night D. B. s. had a
supper party at the home OF
Mary Rogers on Westwood
drive for about so girls, with
several original acts during the
evening.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Bsxleys Return Hore

Mr.. AND MRS. ROBERT V.
BAXLEY Of Virginia Park ar
rived home Wednesday from 10
dAYs AZ Wequestonsing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Crosse He s. Friday Musicale Resumes
Activity With Meeting on Sept. II

of Decatur, IL, also Ward Bel
mont girls.
George Heidemsns Leaving
Mrs. James Joy Miller gave a
beautifully appointed tea as a
farewell gesture 10 Mrs. George
Heideman, who leaves soon with
her family TO make her home
in Birmingham. Mich. Mrs,
Robert l.. Stanton presided at
the lace-coVered tea table CEN
tered with white shattered hy-
drangess in q low bowl and
flanked by many white candles
which lighted the dining room.
Assisting her mother was Mrs.
Frederick S. Hall Jr, The guests
were:
NEspAMEs
John C. Wright T. Y. Leonard
cyrus Kinsmsn Don Smith
Whitney sawyer Wallace Dunlap
r. c. l. Jackson ErnsU stanton
Louis o'Connor Frsdsrk oVsFsseh
@ A. Brough
Tuesday night the neighbors
gathered in the Don Smith
grounds for a picnic with the
Heidemans as honor guests.
Entertaining also goes on
apace for Cynthia Heideman,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Heideman, before her departure
from the Island. A dance at
the Lewis Hoopers al which
their son, David was host an
other at the Robert Taylors at
which Robert Jr. entertained,
and Monday night the Subdeb
group gathered at the Affholter
farm near Monroe for a hay
ride and corn roast with Bev-
erly Affholter as hostess.
Lynn Lytle, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Homer p. Lytle OF De-
troit, has been enjoying these
festivities as the guest OF Gym
thia for several days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

and Thursday were Virginia
Downer Of Detroit, bringing
jeanette Spencer and Pat Smith
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Mrs. Chickerino,
.O6uqnter Return

HES WILLIAM F. CHICK
Iitl\G and her daughter Betsy
ere expected homo before tho
end NJ rho week following bret
VISITS .n Vow London Conn
Nf Ha'takc Mass. ard NcR
Trr- rft
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Give Dinner Party

Sigma Lambda gave p dinner
party Wednesday evening at Pat
Newhalls home on Arlington
drive. and Thursday Barbara
Forster was hostess az the Ia
nous Forster barn Al slumher
party for members OF Beta Beta
Gamma and their guests.
1t and Mrs. James s. Hodges
1r. and their small daughter
Hunt, have recently moved TO
texas, where II. Hodges is now
stationed
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j..
Brandt and their son, Jim, have
returned from a six weeks stay
a. Coronado Beach, Cal
Mrs. Robert II DaiSlcy was
hostess az small tea WedneS-
DAY afternoon at her home on
Linden road in honor Of Mrs.
II Z II II. EEafsiey-ot BROOKLYN, \. ! =
who has been her house guest
for several weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Texas Guest Honored

MIR and Mrs Lawrence Sa-
wzky have given several in-
formal dinner parties 10 honor
their house guest, Mrs. John
Parker Higgins Of Houston,
Tex. who arrived for a month s
stay.
College farewells are being
said early this year with Bar
hara Nolan, daughter OF Mrs.
lahn Nelan. and Priscilla Smith,
daughter Of the Don Smiths, be-
ing tho first 70 60 They both
attend Wellesley. Barbara start
ing her senior year and Priscilla
as 1uniOr
Leaving soon for the Univer-
Nty of Michigan VIII be Inger
Glaslus daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Einsr Glasius Of Parkway
drive
shirley TIrhc arrived Tues
9af from Riverside Conn to hc
frc guest ~ Sonia White.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ken
Meth r White Tho girls al.
tended Ward Belmont together
Joining them for Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

on a months leave 10 visit his
parents Mr. md Mrs, r. ).
Snyder OF Madison avenue.
1t. and Mrs. Edward Strauss
Of Adams road are spending 10
DAYS in New York City.
Mrs. Benjamin Brewster with
Alison and Betsy has just re-
turned 20 her home on Brook
dale road after n visit in Hyan-
nisport and Dedham, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Return From Haiti

John Otto, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles {. Otto of Lake
Park drive has returned from a
summer spent in Haiti.
Mrs. Laurence p. Smith OF
Foxcroft entertained at lunch
con Thursday. honoring Mrs.
Palmer +. Shelton, who is
spending a month at her home
on Latham road. Mr. and Mrs.
Shelton are living temporarily
in Tulsa, Okla.
Barbara Welch, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Welch
Jr. of Suffield road has returned
from a visit in Grand Rapids as
the guest Of Barbara Tuthill
Mrs William j. Taylor Is Vis-
ting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c.
TAYLOR az their home in LancaS-
ter O. Mrs Taylor is the for
mcr Ruth Navin
Mrs. NJ. r Mead and her
daughter Margaret are visiting
friends in Akron, O.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Joint Hostesses

Mrs. Arthur Hugg and Mrs.
Douglas Starkweather Of Pleas
ant Ridge were JOINT hoSteSSes
AT a luncheon and kitchen
shower Tuesday afternoon In
honor OF Harriet Staufer
whose marriage to II Ralph
Mcintosh will take place in
Birmingham Sept. IL.
Mrs " & SPFeteA4 eHt teft aimed
alumnae Of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority al a luncheon meeting
Wednesday in honor Of Miss
Stauffer, and on Friday Mrs.
Donald 7. Stanton and Mrs.
Angus p. McLay entertained az
tea for her Elizabeth Richey
and Jane Hyde arc giving a tea
for the bride-elect this Sunday
afternoon al the Richey home
on Arlington drive and Mrs.
Marcus T. Cunningham viii en-
tertain Miss Stauncr and out-of-
town wedding guests 81 lunch
con Friday Al Oakland HIS
Country Club. Mr. and Mrs
Stauffer viii give tho rehearsal
luncheon on Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

THE chapel OF the North
Il Woodward Congregational
Church was the scene OF a
lovely candlelight ceremony
Saturday evening. when Miss
Martha Jane Browne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril C. Browne
of Gainsborough road, was
married TO Ensign Donald A.
Van AIKEN, USNR, son OF Mrs.
Arthur Van AIKEN OF YpsilAnti,
and the late Mr.. Van AIKEN.
The Rev. Roger Eddy Treat
officiated.
Large white vases OF gladinli
were placed on the altar and
palms and cAndelsbra with tall
white tapers formed the back
ground for the ceremony.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown fashioned with a Chan
tilly lace bodice, long sleeves
and a gathered skirt OF satin
with a slight train.
Miss Walker Maid OF Homo
A ChAntilly lace coronet held
In place a hnger-tip bridal veil,
and she carried a cascade bou-
quet OF gardenias and stephA-
notis.
Miss Agnes C. Walker was
maid of honor and the brides
maids were Misses Jane Chap
man and Peggy Middleman.
Miss Elizabeth Browne was
junior bridesmaid.
The attendants, except for
the Junior bridesmaid, wore
American Beauty taffeta gowns
and matching coronets OF tulle
and velvet.
They carried white gladioli
arm bouquets centered with
clusters OF American Beauty
roses.
Miss Elizabeth Browne wore
\ powder blue velvet gown and
carried white blooms,
MidshiPman an Usher
Ronald A. Cummings of Flint
was best man and the guests
were seated by Midshipman
Luther GRADES OF SturgiS and
Howard B. Trips OF Ypsilanti.
a reception was held in the
church parlors.
Ensign and Mrs. Van AIKEN
left Tor stay al Gratiot Inn.
For travelling Mrs. Van AIKEN
chose a teal blue gabardine suit,
brown felt hat and brown ac-
cessories. She wore an orchid
corsage bouquet pinned TO her
suit lapel.
The Misses Jean and Gerald
Inc Blaesser OF Fairfield avenue
returned recently from a trip
TO New York and Noroton
Heights, Conn. They visited
their brother, Ensign Karl
Blaesser, at Noroton Heights.
Miss Margaret Brennan Of
Glynn court has been spending
the latter part OF the season at
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Porch Tea Given

Mrs. John {. Wright gave an
informal porch tea on Wednes-
day for Mrs. Donald Denison
Of Grand Rapids, who was her
guest for a few days. The guest
list included:
AEspAMEs
CHARLES Harrington Cyrus kinsman
r Leonard Ernest stanton
4 Louis oConnor Edward Campbell
The following were guests at
an al fresco dinner at the c,
George LeSueurs on Saturday
night and the movies taken by
Mr.. LeSueur on his recent trip
10 Central and South America
were:
MEssRs AND MEsDAMEs
BENJAMIN p Wtton Don Smith
A. Louis O'Connor n c, L. Jackson
c. Buel Allen
Virginia Boiling, who has
been making a round of visits
on the Island for a month"; re-
turned Monday TO her home in
Douglaston, l.. I.
Mrs. A. F. Zoll. who now lives
in Cleveland, returned 10 spend
several days as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs James Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie D. Wes-
ton have left the Island 10
make their home In Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
Knights Spend Weekend

Hale knight Of Chevy Chase,
Md returned 10 his home Mon
DAY after having spent the
Weekend with the r. l.. Leg
getteS Returning with him
were his sons. David and Ed
mund, who have spent most Of
the summer alternating between
the Leggette farm near Ann
Arbor and the island.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Nc
Elroy have as guests for two
weeks Mr. McElroy'S sister,
Mrs Leland Proctor Of Wealth
erford. Oklahoma, and her twin
daughters, Carol Ann and
Lucille.
Ensign Manson Krebs. USNR.
is spending a long leave with
his father Elvin Krebs before
returning 20 his next station at
Jacksonville. Fla.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05
CROSSE LIE. Sept. 4.

IN SEPT II, the Friday Mu-
~ Sicale will resume its meet
ings for the year the first one
being held AT the home OF Mrs,
John KarmAzin,
On the board this year are
Mrs. Sidney Corbett III, presi-
dent; Mrs. r. +. Leggette, vice
president and chairman OF pro-
grams; Mrs. A. Louis A. OCon-
nor Jr, recording secretary;
Mrs. Storm Vanderzee, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. My
ron Norce, treasurer; Mrs
Howard Roderick, chairman OF
hospitality; Mrs. John Kar-
main, head of public school
music, and Mrs Cyrus Kinsman,
who will assist with the pro-
grams. Mrs. Thomas Y. Leonard
is chairman OF membership
Mrs. L. +. Jewell and her
daughter, Naomi, OF Cedar Falls
Iowa, spent a few days this
week with Mrs. JEWELS son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne jewell. Tuesday Mrs.
Paul Osborn entertained at
tea in her home in East River
road honoring Mrs jewell Miss
Jewell, and also Mrs William l..
Wilson and Myrtle Wilson who
are visiting at the James Wilson
home on Gray drive.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05
What A
Patriot

An employe and former officer
of the Booster Club, company DOM
mated union of the Standard Prod
ucts Co of Port Clinton, who also
serves as a member of the Port
Clinton draft board, gave his fell
low employees an example of real
patriotism not so long ago.
After telling members of the
Boosters Club that they should not
"lose a seconds work" from their
war industry jobs, this patriotic
American took off ID working days
to visit his son, who is in the
army and is located in Florida.
Company employees who do not
find fault with father wanting to
see his son are wondering what
would happen to the war effort if
many of the fathers engaged in
war industry whose sons are in
the army were to take time off to
pay their sons a 14-day visit.
Standard Products employees are
saying, "What a patriot"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05
Security Board Does Not
Give Wage Infermafien

Many persons seeking to learn
the amount Of wages earned during
1912 for the purpose of filling in
come tax returns are urged not
to request such information from
the Social Security Board.
at is impossible for the Board
to give a wage Garner statement
showing the total wages he has
earned during the calendar year
1942," S. H. Ourbacker, manager
of the Toledo field office explained
today. "This is due to the delay in
filing Of the social security tax re-
turns of employers and the length
of time required to process and
post the earnings of millions of
workers. Consequently, our records
do not show wages earned after
June 80, 1912"
Mr.. Ourbacker pointed out that
most employers upon request will
furnish their workers with a state
ment showing total wages paid for
the entire year.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05
Murphy
Comes Home
On To-Day Leave
From Camp

Walter Murphy, president Oh
Local IL until early in January
has returned to Toledo from Texas
where he is stationed with Tank
DESTROYER Battalion, for 10 day
furlough.
Brother Murphy says that the
Army has done him considerable
good physically and he has man.
aged to remove some poundage
which gives him streamlined ap-
pearance. He is extremely busy IN
his work and finds it rather diff
cult to carry on any extensive cor
respondence, but will be glad TO
hear from anyone who may care
to write to him. He is particularly
anxious of news of shop activities
Walter visited Local II head
quarters during his furlough and
was very interested in the results
of the election and other Local Il
activities. He was the guest OF
Melvin Schultz at several meetings
and seemed to be thoroughly en-
loving himself around the old fam.
iliar surroundings.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05

British, Russian and United China
Relief funds.
CHEST PAYS COSTS
The amount allocated by the
Chest to Special Labor Relief
Trustees, Inc. will also help to pay
administrative costs of labor's ma
tional and regional war relief COM
mittees, it was explained.
Mr.. Lazette called attention to
the fact that War Chests through
out the country are being called
upon to help labor's war relief
projects in the same manner that
the Toledo War Chest is helping,
He also pointed out that Chest
leaders here have expressed their
appreciation of the way in which
CIO members are continuing to CO.
operate with the War Chest.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05

ence of the AT Of L to industrial
plants need for union"
Borgeld said that "it was only
after the CIO organized industry
that the AT of L took an interest,
but it was too late because the
fact that an old AT of L shop
like Kent-Owens slipped away
from them is ample proof that the
workers themselves are done with
ineffective leadership and want a
militant and democratic organiza-
tion."
Membership continues to in
crease and it is the belief of many
of the plant employees that if the
NLRB orders another election it
will see the decisive defeat of the
AT of L. One Of the members of
the UAW group said, II am al
most hoping for a run-off with the
AT of L because from what | hear
around the shop they have lost
their grip worse than ever since
we handed them a little surprise
package in the February election. :"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05
Legislature
Invites
Rickenbacker
Ask Him To Speak
On War Effort

COLUMBUS, O., March 1. =
Special-Senator Albert L. Daniels
(R) of Highland county presented
a resolution to the Senate inviting
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker to ad-
dress the legislature on the war
effort.
Rickenbacker who has been
speaking throughout the country
attacking labor for its war efforts
recently spoke before the New
York state legislature which is
also dominated by a Republican
majority. In his resolution, Senator
Daniels said that Rickenbacker
who is a native of Columbus has
shown himself to be, through his
courage and bravery, both moral
and physical, his patriotism and
his unfailing belief 'in Aa'eFiea'a
ideals and principles.
The Senate passed the resolution
and sent it to the House for action.
If the resolution is passed by the
House, Rickenbacker will be in
vited to speak before a joint
session of both houses and given
an opportunity to hate labor in
his own native baliwick.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05
Consumers Union
Advises Rofioning
Clothing
Says Retailers Will
Have Trouble
Replacing Stocks
By FederNted Press

NEW YORK Feb. 27-Confirm-
ing an exclusive Federated Press
story (Jan. 13, 1922 revealing an
imminent clothing shortage, a
Consumers Union survey Feb. 19
warns that Mtioning must go in
to effect now to stem critical
shortage and unjust distribution of
clothing.
"Offhand, present supplies IN
retail stores may appear adequate
to consumers" Gu reports. But
shortages of material for civilian
garments are already being felt
in mny items; and the retailer is
going to have lots Of trouble re-
placing his stocks this spring and
summer"
Pointing out that shoe rationing
has got off to a good start, Gu
advises that rationing Of general
clothing articles could be just as
successful.
A leap in department store sales
was reported by the Federal Re-
serve Board in what was termed a
rush of "scare buying" Sales were
457s higher last week than during
the corresponding week a year
ago.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-03-05

$21 ,S81 from the Chest fund to the
Special Labor Relief Trustees, Inc.
which is composed of representa-
tives Of the national CIO Commit
tee for American and Allied War
Relief and the AFL United Nations
Relief, and Labor League of HUI
man Rights.
AIDS UNITED NATIONS
At present, war relief projects
sponsored by the two national
committees of organized labor in
clude British War Relief, Russian
War Relief and United China Re-
lief. The Chest allotment granted
these agencies through the Labor
Relief Trustees is in addition to
Toledos share of the national
quotas and therefore brings the
total amount to approximately
100000 to be paid by the local
War Chest during this year to