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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Industrial Girls
At Conference

THE ANNUAL summer con-
ference Of the YWCA industrial
girls from the five states of the
cast central area. comprised of
Michigan Indiana, ONO, Illinois
and Wisconsin. is being held at
Forest Beach, New Buffalo. this
week.
The prime purpose Of the
meeting is 10 determine how The
YWCA program of activities
can be made to accommodate
more industrial girls and a the
same time, play a more vital
part during the wartime period.
Delegates from Detroit who
are attending the gathering in
Cludc Gertrude Austin. Marion
CUNT and Margaret Lower. of
the Lo-FIc-Sc Club OF thc cen
trail branch of the YWCA. Mrs.
Fern S. Gunkcl of the Inter-
national Center branch staff
and Miss Eileen T.. Muir adult
activities secretary Of the High
land Park branch
Business and professional girls
viii meet soon at Forest Beach
also 10 discuss their special
problems IN the wartime world.
DetroltcrS attending this con-
ference will be Elizabeth Stca-
bon of Jehms Club, Helen Patro
of Kim Club, and Miss Eileen
Muir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Maryland
Dean Feted
At Luncheon
BIRMINGHAM July ..


MRS. ARTHUR j. BRANDT
Of kcnncsaw avenue, was host
c>S al luncheon yesterday at the
Bloomfield Hills Country Club
honorln. her house guest Adele
Stamp. dean of women az the
University OF Maryland.
It. and Mrs \. j. Brandt Jr.
are spending 10 days leave
with ms parents and viii 20
next week 10 ms new post at
Camp Stewart, ia
Dick Brandt returned 10
Charlottesville Va. where ne has
been a student at the University
of Virginia, to begin his VIZ
training
Announcements have been re-
ccNcd this week of the mar
ragc ON June %. IN Seattle,
Wash, of Ruth Allen, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs 7. T. Allen of
Cape Cod Mass, 10 Ii Cecil
Frederick Charlton II son of
MIR. and Mrs, Miles Seymour
Charlton of Greenwood avenue,
BITmInCham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
5 Servicewomen
To 60 TO Cam

r.rvrr- e.r-,,-r-.,-,,-x~.,r
RI + Nf'hN II NV ONltI\ rom
u'e Iocai recruiting olilccS nave
d'CeP'cu an INVITA- ION from
amp aIdhl 70 cCleprale me
: our IN OF july "ock-Cnd Al inc
! Wa business girls camp
located near Brighton, lheSc
young W o m Q n, Woman 10
Scphlne Slngley OF Inc SPARS;
\ o m 2 n Mary Read OF Inc
WAVES; and SgtS Mary Rleta
Foster, Esther Lewis and Mary
MarcuSSen OF the marines, VIII
leave tomorrow tor their outing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Street Length Dress

Mrs. McCIain. the brides
mother, wore a street length
dress in pate pink with a rnatcf1z
ing hat and purple orchids.
Mrs. LuStlg. mother of the>
bridegroom. wore pale blue with
matching hat and purple
orchids.
a wedding breakfast a. the
Wardell followed the ceremony
and there was an afternoon
reception in the home Of the
bride
Cpl and Mrs LuStg departed
for Northern Michigan For GO
ing away. the bride wore a blue
and-whitc checked skirt t7iue
iaekct trimmed with the CtcCkrd
material, navy accessories and
orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

their enuua. lay a. this cX-
elusive resort IN Northern
Michigan.
They will DE Joined by
MIR and Mrs. Cameron Beach
Waterman Jr. who WI. spend
their vacation there
The Reuben Watcrmans
viii he missing this summer
from the Huron Mountain
Club colony &C.,.
1t Waterman Is with The
engineers amphiblan corps at
Fort Ord Call.
Mrs. Waterman 1T u @
former Paula squire las
taken a house nearby at
Carmel, CAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Apple Recipe

AN APPLE recipe that can
double either as A salad or
dessert is one that is tops with
Anne Shirley. She takes tiny
rcd apples and prepares thcm
as YOU would Spiccd and CHINA
mon apples. then places them
IN a ring mold and covers with
lemon gelatin
II YOU want this As a salad
slide some lettuce leaves under
meath and dauh with maNon-
naiSe. II YOU use II for
dessert. whipped cream IS Won
derful on top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Pale Blue Frocks

The matron of honor and
bridesmaids frOckS were both
Of pale blue organdy made on
the same lines as the bridal
gown and they wore small frills
of matching maline in their hair
and carried arm bouquets Of
pink SnapdragonS.
Mrs Hates wore A gray green
crepe gown with a small match
ing hat and a corSage of tails
man roses. and Mrs. Gardeners
dress was of pearl gray with
which she wore a matching hat
and COrSage of pink roses.
Ensign Norman Wllky was
best man and six enSigns were
uShcrs. forming an arch Of their
SaberS as the couple passed out
Of the ChanCCl
Ensign Gardiner and his bride
lclt Immediately for his new
station al Jacksonville. Fla. the
bride wearing suit of light
yellow gabardlnc with hat and
accessories Of cocoa brown.
Mrs Hates and her other two
daughters returned TO Blrmlng-
ham on Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Elizabeth
McCIain
Married

ELIZABETH NJ c { / A / y,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James
w McClain of Santa Rosa drive,
and Cpl. Raymond William Lus-
tig, son of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward
LuStig of Brooklyn avenue. were
recently married IN -Gesu
Church. The Rev Fr Thomas
Moore, S. j.. officiated
The maid of honor was Miss
Virginia McClain. sister of the
bride. Master Sgt mes
Thomas McClain, brother of the
bride, arrived from Kentucky 10
serve as best MAI and ushers
were John Fallon and James
NOgel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Pafmers 70 90 TO South Bend

MRS. BERESFORD PALMER = Esther and Bercstotd
Jrw will go 10 South Bend for the Fourth of July week
end TO see Longyear Palmer who is at the mdshpnan
school there
A little later in the month they will for the Huron
Mountain Club
nellie Tiedeman and house guest Charlotte Ard
rews of Greenwich, think Detroit is pretty nice
place in spend the summer they have ben
having very good vacation sailing and playing tennis at
the Country Club. and swimming
The girls roommates last year al the Madeira school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Nail Kegs

NAIL KEGS can be made into
attractive seats II YOU have the
requisite ingenuity needed At
her home ~ tho beach. Patricia
Morrison has used nail kegs,
Vanished bright as porch stools
and tops them with round CAM
VAS covered cushions
For a guest bedroom she used
another nail kcg and covered
If entirely m the same chiniI
that Is used for The hcdSprea
and curtains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Lace From Paris

The beautiful bridal gown was
made OF white marquiSette and
had a heart-Shaped neckline, A
gathered bodice and hoop
skirt The finGertip veil from A
tiara Of rare heirloom lace
which was brought from Paris,
years ago The bride carried a
white prayer book and white
orchids
The maid Of honor Wore a
gown of hyacinth blue with A
lace bodice and "A chiffon skirt.
Her little pink Juliet cap had
long StrcamerS down the back
and she carried pink carnations
and blue delphlnlum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Fe Iteration Tea
This Afternoon

THE SAVE the Children Fed
Grafton was 10 have It's opening
tea this afternoon from 3 20 )
o'clock IN the clothing center
opposite old Orchestra Hall on
Woodward avenue
Mrs. James B. Johnson The
form or Frances Dodge, was
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Conrad Netting Il
To Wed Soon

MR.. AND MRS. TENNILLE
HENDERSON SIR. Of San An
tonic. Tex. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter.
Katherine Miller Henderson. 10
Cadet Conrad j. Netting III of
the army air forces. son of Mr.
and Mrs Conrad j. Netting Jr
of Third street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02

THE OLD CLUB St Clair Flats as drawing many
Detroiters the holiday weekend -.
The Sam Kelers going up there on fishing trip
aboard their boat they will entertain the Leo
Fuzpatricks and the Ed Frawleys..,.
The John Allmands have acottagc there now
They have invited NJ S. Brenon and Mr. and Mrs Thoo-
be their house guests although Mr. and Mrs
Osus cottage n their little farther up in the
Flats ....1 =
Mr.. and Mrs Osus returning today from New YORK
where they haze been for several days
And 1.-THE George Socums will spend the weekend there
also. . although their boat, in other
Sprawl is being Sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Miss Rates Weds

The wedding Of Mary Patricia
Hates, daughter of Mrs. Melvin
j KatcS OF Birmingham and the
late Mr., Hates, and Ensign
Charles We're Gardiner. took
place an Monday.
Ensign Gardiner is the son Of
Nr and Mrs. Clarence V. Card
incr of Birmingham
The ceremony took place in
the L. S. Naval Academy Chapel
which was decorated with large
bouquets of white SnapdraGonS
and stock. II. COmdr. Edward
Flick gave the bride in mar
riaGc and her two sisters, Mrs.
Richard deBeaublcn and jose
phine Hates, were her attend
ants.
The bride gown was Of
Starched white organza, fash
Toned with a very full skirt.
bracelet sleeves and a sweet
heart neCkline. Narrow cdgingS
outlined the -neck-and sleeves
and formed small circles at in
tcrNaIS in the skirt and long
tram. A tiny caloi/ot white tulle
with a band of orange blossoms
across the back held a finger
tip veil in place. Her bouquet
was of White orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Visit in New York

AMONG THE Detroiters who
arc In New York are Mr. and
Mrs William Suhr Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Getler and Miss
Marion Getler4 of Gro.S ..
PoIntc and Mr. and Mrs. l. J.
DIV .hn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Lois McIntyre
Returns Here

MISS LOIS MCINTYRE has
returned from Mary Baldwin
College in Stanton, Va. m
spend her vacation With her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Mcintyre.
Immediately upon her return,
Miss Mcintyre IoIncd the North
End branch Of AWNS and Is
helping 10 take care Of war
workers children AZ the COM
munItN housc IN the NOrlh End.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Freemans 60 10 Coast

Mr.. AND MRS + BERNARD
FREEMAN of Dearborn have
gone 10 san Francisco They
arc lyInE TO Colon. Panama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
| N ayt.s..ir
WIN cph

CONDR II DWIGHT DOUGLAS paid fIynE visit TO
-, prte .hls returnlnE Yesterday Coronado
Beach cal where re rs stationed
THIS dotnc grandfather WAS telling all has relatives and
friends about WHAT fine months old grandson of his
William Dwight Weiss son Of The former M3stc Douglas
Mrs Weiss and the baby living with Comdr and Ms
Douglas. ...ss Ensign Weiss is overseas..,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Returns TO indianapolis

MRS. MARK BOWEN
&C.. the former Frances Bar-
bour who has been visit
Ing her uncle and aunt ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Bar.
bour Of Lake Shore road,
Crosse Pointe, and Mrs. Al
Clancy Jr. at the Pointe
has returned 20 her home in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
MPs on Duty;
Party Cancelled

THE PARTY scheduled for
Monday AZ the Rouge Roller
dromc in honor Of the 72Srb bat
talon Of the military police has
been Cancelled as the Mp, VIII
be on duty over tho holiday.
Women! Help shorten the
war and save the lives of Amer
lean soldiers. Join the WAAC
today-63l Federal Building,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02


Mrs Clancy accompanied her as far as Toledo.
Frances husband is in the army stationed at Salt Lake
City . and doing nurses aide work in one of the In
dianapolis hospitals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
B0Hes Reveal
Daughter S Troth

MIR. AND MRS. ERNEST
BOLLE Of Garland avenue an
nounco the engagement of their
daughter. Evelyn. TO George
Brock, son of Mrs Thomas
Brock of Leland avenue. The
news was revealed to friends
Of the young couple at a supper
party given by Josephine and
kathleen Spcy in their home
IN KcnSlnston road, Thursday
evening.
The table was conferred with
wedding bells made Of cake
inscribed with the name, Of the
bolrothcd pair and bouquets Of
blue dciphinlum and white
Io>CS thanked either end OF the
table. The Wedding viii take
place in the latter part OF
August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Tafes Have House Guests

ENSIGN AND MRS. JIM TATE who have charming
place in Crosse house guests j. Milton Tate
and Suzanne Mcdowell cousin Of Ensign Tate. from
Huntsville Ala.
EDWARD y. TROWBRIDGE III who always is called
Steve celebrated his second birthday. by being host TO
Of his contemporaries at swim party followed by
and other refreshments
His guests included Ross wilkins III and his brother
Christopher Robert and Helen Hamilton Lois Dickinson
daughter of the Julian Dicknsons and lean Eldridgc
daughter Mr. James Edridge who were accom-
panied by their &c..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Weekend in Chelsea

CABELL AND CHARLES MORRIS .. Aleen and Zoe
Hickey and Larry Higbie all Of Crosse Ponte are
leaving today Chelsea spend the holiday week end
house guests Of Nancy Booker the Bookers summer
homo Lakewood Lndg.-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
PEANUTS IN TOMATOES

TRY PEANUTS with toma-
toes. sliced onion, and other
vegetables in SCalloped dishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-02
Old Club Is Holiday Mecca

The girls were roommates last
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Miss Virginia Lott
Becomes Bride OF
John Ralph McNedI

A . quiet wedding IN sle che.
pei ~ the Fails Funeral Hnssis
IA Moss Point. Saturday after
naxsn Dccemhef H. 1919 Mis
Virginia Lott bexame the grade
q john Ralph MeNeaI
The ceremony was performed
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kfeole and @as witnessed -
number # friends d she bridal
couple
The attendants wefe Ms
Mary Graham a. bridesmaid ard
NJ. G. Porter. - besf man.
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and Mrs MeNeal departed Ter
& honeymoon II Florida
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Mr and Mrs. 5osrpn Blafmd
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graduate from TIE Grenada High
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
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Evening star., 1943-10-30
lckes' Public Links Plan
Gains Recommendation

A special Recreation Board COM
mittee has voted to recommend ac-
ceptance of Interior Secretary Har-
old L. Ickes' offer to turn over
Washington's public golf courses to
the board for operation. with
profits to be used for development
and improvement of the links.
The committee, composed of
Chairman Harry S. Wender, Ma
tional Capital superintendent; Irv-
ing c. Root and James E. Schwab,
approved the plan. in part. and will
submit it to the full board for rec
ommendation. II accepted, the
golf courses would become part
of the local recreation system, pub
licly operated like areas coming
under the jurisdiction Oh the Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Shut Out, PimIico Choice, Goes
For 9th Spot as Coin Winner

money winners of all time.
The $25,000 purse to the Special
winner would boost him to eighth
place, passing Mate and Zev.
The Special, seventh race on the
days program, was scheduled to go
to the post at 4:10 pm.
The field of five named overnight
was the largest in the seven-year
history of the Maryland Jockey Club
classic.
Crowd of 10000 Expected.
The first running in 1887 attracted
four horses, but not more than three
have started since then. Last years
renewal went to Calumet Farm s
Whirlaway in a walkover. With
good weather forecast, prospects
were that more than 10000 persons
would pack OLD Hilltop for the
race and that the track would be in
good condition. Heavy rains early
in the week had made it sloppy, but
the oval was drying fast.
Alsab, Mrs. Albert Sabath's 1912
runnerup to Shut Out for divisional
honors, was named to make come
back attempt in the Tom Ochiltree
Handicap.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Full Redskin Strenqth
Available for Dodqer
TussIe Tomorrow

Pointed for a game they hope will
bring their fourth straight National
Football League win, the Redskins
were to leave Washington today for
Brooklyn and temorrow's scrap with
the Dodgers at Ebbetts Field.
Immediate goal of the Skins is to
maintain their unbeaten, united
status at the top of the Eastern
division and of the pro league,
goal they are odds-on favorites to
reach in the Brooklyn game.
Coach Arthur (Dutch Bergman
will have his full strength available,
although Bob Masterson. end. and
Center George Smith are not listed
as starters.
Bergman will open with his first
string backf1eld, quartet which in
three games has rollcd up 73 points
to IA for Redskin opponents.
Most-feared men in the Brooklyn
backfield are Dean McAdams and
Cecil Johnson, both of whom showed
plenty of ability in the 27-0 licking
the Redskins handed the Dodgers
here October 10.
McAdams is a capable passer, and
johnson is one of the best young
ball toters in the league The
Dodger baokfield is regarded one of
the best
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Major Hockey Starts
With Changes Likely
To Boost Scoring
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Ma
tional Hockey League opens its 1943-
"A season tonight with the possibility
that the lack of experienced goalies
and change in the rules may lead
to high scoring.
The opening games find the Boston
Bruins at the Montreal Canadiens
and the New York Rangers at
Toronto. Tomorrow the Rangers
play at Detroit with Toronto jump
ing to Chicago to meet the Black
hawks.
The change in the rules provides
for a Pinch red line across the
middle of the rink. The defending
team will be permitted to pass the
puck forward to it instead of to the
blue line marking the limit of its
defensive zone.
Bert Gardiner of the Boston
Bruins is one of the few experienced
goalies. He was purchased recently
from the Canadiens
The other five clubs will start out
mostly with rockies. The Rangers
to whom goal trouble is nothing new
have 21-year-old Ken McCauley
The Canadiens have Bill Durnan, up
from the Quebec Royals, while the
Blackhawks probably will start Hec
Highton, 10, an amateur from VAN
couver.
Detroit has Jimmy Franks while
Toronto has a choice between 35-
year-old Benny Grant and 18-year-
old Don Sutherland.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Will Retire # He Can
Straighten Nose,
Declares zivic
Ry The Associated Press


CHICAGO, Oct. 3O-After 10
years in the ring, 30-year-old Fritzie
Zivic, Pittsburgh welterweight and
former champion, just shrugs when
asked if he plans to retire.
There's only one easy way I
know to quit" he said, "and that's
to get my nose fixed up. If I ever
ge. it Strengthened out, won't want
to get it punched again"
Zivic won his 130th bout in l76
starts last night by taking a 10
round decision over Bobby Richard
son, Cleveland Negro, in the OPEN
ing show of the indoor boxing sea-
son at Chicago Stadium. A crowd
of $3.50 watched four 10-round bouts
and contributed s22,1 in gross re-
ceipts
After taking beating recently in
Detroit from Jake La Motta. Zivic
spent five rounds last night pro-
tecting a cash under his left eye
to stay groomed for a return fight
with La Motta in New York on No.
venber IL. After Referee Norman
Mccarthy twice warned him for
lack Of action, zivic opened up in
the sixth heat and finally sent the
cautious. rather timid Richardson
sprawling for nine count in the
seventh with a smashing left hook
to the stomach. Zivic outweighed
his Young opponent 1908. to 149
pounds.
In other 10-round bouts, Nate
Bolden of Chicago, 1884, beat Clau-
dio Villar of New York. 1892: Pfc
Joe Maxim of Cleveland, 1929, beat
Buddy Scott of Tampa. Fla, 1870
and Freddy Dawson of Chicago, 1856
beat Harry Teanev of Cleveland. 1877
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Packer-Giant Tuss|e
Crucial for Both
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-Most of the
action in tomorrow's National Foot
ball League games centers in New
York with Green Bay meeting the
Giants at the Polo Grounds and the
championship Washington eleven
.encountering Brooklyn at Ebbets
Field.
Detroit travels to Chicago to battle
Sid Luckman and the Bears while
the Chicago Cardinals tangle with
the Philpitt Eagles at Pittsburgh,
but these games do not figure to
produce as much action as the other
two.
Both the Giants and Dodgers pro-
duced scoring punch last week,
the Giants rolling up six touchdowns
on the Eagles. while the Dodgers put
on three scoring sorties against the
Bears.
The Giants are hopeful of stopping
Green Bays prize rookie, Irv Comp,
who has stepped into Cecil Isbell's
shoes and last week completed IA of
18 passes against Detroit. The game
is in the nature of must" for both
elevens and they may duplicate last
years 21-21 deadlock.