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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-14

WILMINGTON, Gains An
Ohio born diplomat and author
was honored today as the Califor-
MIA Shipbuilding Corporations
223rd liberty vessel, bearing his
name. slid down the ways. The S
s. Brand Whitlock, a 10000 ton
vessel. was sponsored by Mrs. n.
l.. Mile, wife OF Calship's super
intendent OF plant construction.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

all but eight of them Brazilians,
and 500 others at Fordlandia.
These have been provided with
living conditions unusual in
back-country Brazil, and not in
expensive TO install and main
tain-g good houses, running wa
ter, sewage, schools, hospitals,
club houses, swimming pools,
churches, athletic helds.
That Incidental item, swim
ming pools, can be used to indi-
cate that extent of the task that
is involved in bringing some
semblance OF civilization to the
jungle.
The region is full of rivers -
the muddy Amazon, the blue Ia
pajoz, the black Negro. Belterra
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

Two or three OF its members
still are living.
Belterra is important because,
at whatever the cost in dollars
may have been, Ford workers
appear to have conquered the
fungus diseases an d insects
which up to now have prevented
Brazil from even trying to COM
pete with the Far East on a
plantation basis.
Growing wild, scattered all
over vast reaches Of jungle, each
tree relatively distant from any
other rubber tree gets along
pretty we'll in Brazil, But, as /
tried TO make clear in an earlier
article, getting rubber from such
trees is hopelessly expensive.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
" 8. BURTON HEATH
: NEA Staff Correspondent

BELTERRA, BRAZIL, Dee z
Henry Ford has spent fifteen
years here and al Fordlandia,
some l25 miles farther up the
Amazon. trying to establish a
successful rubber plantation.
He has spent an amount which
seems impossible 10 ascertain
satisfactorily. Estimates range
from s5.OOO.000 10 S25.000O0O.
The figure given 10y Ford Off
lcials here is $4,000, 600.
I Fordlandia has become large
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

gument of those who believe
that the Benz region of Brazil, or
the lowlands of Bolivia, though
much less accessible, would have
been better.
But in any event, through
long experimentation it appears
that at Belterra the Ford scien-
lists have beaten the South
American leaf diseases, and now
have a strain that can maintain
its health under plantation con-
ditions and at the same time
give a high yield of lateX.
MODERNIZED JUNGLE
To accomplish this merely
preliminary result, 10000 acres
of hard-bitten jungle had to be
cleared. There are 1900 workers,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

Whenever anybody tried to
start a plantation, and the trees
were brought close together,
fungus mold destroyed them.
FIRST SITE ILL.CHOSEN
Ford's experiments started at
Fordlandia, There is a number
Of versions as to why they failed,
but all pointed up the fact that
the site was poorly chosen. The
work was transferred to Belt
ezra.
There is violent disagreement,
even among experts, whether
this site, beautiful as it is and
accessible to ocean-going steam
ships, only four hours by air
from the seaport of Belem, is a
good one. l am impressed by ar
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

is next door to the Tapajoz. Yet
swimming pools are necessary.
Why? Because in most Brazilian
streams Turk schools of deadly
little paranhas which would strip
a mans bones clean almost be-
fore he knew he had been Bit
ten.
The jungle looks pretty from
the air. Actually it is a green
hell.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Rowing Reporters

Is an experimental project Bel
terra now Is the white hope OF
those who believe that the rub
Der tree can be grown on plan
tations In the Amazon basin
From Bcltcrra the United Ma
tons probably VIII get about 300
tons of rubber this year. Archie
Johnston Ford $ manager here.
believes that the plantation viii
be In FUN production hy 1850, at
which time ne hopes TO be get
ting at least 5000 tons of rubber
"A year.
Belterra is interesting be
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
COLONY FOUNDED

It is interesting also because 1t
is just up the Tapajoz - two
hours by river boat or a few
minutes by plane from the ANA
ION river city of Santarem -
where unreconstructsble South
erners found a little colony after
the War Between the States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

cause. partly by accident and
partly by design, it is located al
most on the site where Sir Henry
Wickham, IN 1875, gathered a
few rubber seeds near the little
village OF Bonn, on the Tapajoz
river, and sent them 10 Ccylon,
where they were developed into
the rubber monopoly which drove
the Amazon out Of business.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
(Nadaljevanje)

Pozno je .legla Katra, ne da bi
bila napisala ovadbe 0 Toma-
zu. Toda legla je vendar v pre-
pricanju, da se nj vseh dni ko-
nee in da Tomaz Sc 1--we, kaj je
placilo "a izdajstvo. Potem pa
je zacela nisliti Katra mir
neje. - --.~
Kakor ma dlani je videla, kaj
il je storiti in delati v bodoce.
Ko je bila sklenila, da Sc ma vse
zgodaj odpelje v trg k odvetni-
ku, Sc je umirila popolnoma in
zaspala. Kaj Sc godi Toma-
zem, nj niti najmanj skrbela,
kakor il tudi nj pablo v glavo,
da bi Sc ga bala.
"Saj ne We, kdo ga je."
Tako je Katra spala in nj
slutila, da Sc je tedaj priplazil
ma Pee Tomaz obvezano gla-
vo, postal "a hip ma dvoriscu in
dvignil roko proti bell hisi, XII
jo je osvetljeval mesec, in nato
izginil V svoje domovanje; ali
kmalu Sc je vrnil in zopet "a
grozil proti bell hisi in svete-
cim Sc oknom ter odsel prekli-
njevaje in jezne besede mrmra,
joe proti vasi nizdol.
sele doll ma cesti je postal in
sc prijel "a glavo.
mi bilo treba tega, ne! To
MAJ, ii 81 norec, kadar ga pre-
vec pijes!" z nekako trpkostje
je pogledal proti Peel.
Kdo We, ali Sc je morda do
mislil Katre in besed, XII jih je
bill pred casom rekel:
"Judez nisem!"
Stopil je ma cesto in zavil pr
prvi gostilni v skedenj ter spal
v kolikor mu je bilo to pri' bole
ci glavi mogoce.
O Tomaz, Tomaz!
,2S. "Pusti use in pridi k neg,i!'
v par tednih so bill ma Pee
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17

L. 1912: vpisanih 17,771, od-
poslanih ma delo 14,196, brezpo-
selnih do konca decembra 9O3.
L. 1913: vpisanih 1. januarja
do Is. marca 2,636, odposlanih
ma delo 1882, izbrisanih zaradi
neznanega bivalisca 343, brez-
poselnih dne Is. marca 1 ,264,
med temi 439 moskih in 925
zensk.
stevilka danasnje brezposel-
nosti moskih, XII je V redu zabe-
lezena nj vznemirl jiva, ako Sc u
posteva, da bodo v najkrajsem
casu zaceta in nadaljevana re
dolocena javna della. Brezposel-
most DO S tenn popolnoma od-
stranjena.
Odbor je razen tega ugotovil,
da Sc stalno izpopolnjuJe ME-
gova sluzba tudi v bolj oddalje-
nih krajih pokraj jine nadzoro-
valnimi poseti, XII jih dopolnju-
jejo krajevni sestanki in sestan-
XII podrocja, XII so Sc jih udele-
zili obcinski funkcijonarji "a "a
poslitev V popolnem sporazumu
z doticnimi civilnimi komisarji.
Pokrajinski odbor je sprejel
ma znanje, da Sc je razdelitev
novih delavskih knjizic zvisala
in Sc je zlasti bavil pojavem
krsenja odredb, XII Sc je zlasti
V zadnjih cash pokazal V Ljub-
| ljaAi.
| Po obsirnih razpravah, XII so
Sc jih udelezili vsi prisotni clani
odbora, je odbor sklenil brezob-
zirno zatirati slabo navajo tai
mega zaposlovanja. (D
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17

lje v njej nekaj mocnega, ne
kaj kljubovalnega. Use nekam
razblinila Sc je bila v njej pref
snja Anica. To nj bila vec ona
ljubeca in ogorcena sibka zena,
XII so jo obdolzili tatvine, bila je
mirna ali trda. Anica je tiste
case prvic zacutila, da sovrazi.
To ,stanje je bilo grozno njeni
cisti, mirni nravi. Jokala je oh
misli, da njene sedanje motive
ne pomenijo mic, da je vse to Sc
DAME zivljenje izgubljeno, gre
sno.
"Sovrazim," je rekla sama Sc
bi, "gotovo sovrazim!'
Veasih je pomislila, da bi BIZ
10 bolje ,vse pustiti in til.
"Greh delam in trpimv'
Ali zopet Sc je potolazila:
(Dalje prihodnjscj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
MADA BREDA
= !. PoVEsT
" sPIsAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ
POVEsT

novi obrazi. Cez noe so vse we'll.
Cez noe so izgi1iili start posli in
prisli novi. Tako je bill odsel
Slime in wei s seboj Nezo. Ona
dediscina je ,bila koncno odlo-
ella in tako Sc je tudi Sine od-
locil, da bo vendar najbolje,
&c Sc poravna z Nezo in Sc wa
meta. In vzameta Sc lahko in ma
kaj. Ker pa .je Neza mislila,
da je ze strasno dolgo in vec
ko predolgo cakala ma to resilno
dediscino, in da je treba zelezo,
to je simna, kovati, dokler je
Sc vroc in gorak, je nj vztrpelo.
Ma kolenih je preprosila Ka-
tro, maj jo odpusti IL sluzbe, in
nj zato hotela vzeti niti vinarja
cd zasluzenega.
S posebno vnemo pa je mo-
rala pri simnu prvic vzbuditi
smisel "a takojsnjo izstopitev,
drugic isto zanj izposlovsti pri
Katri. Prvo rec 81 je olajsala.
simna je podkupila, pri drugi
pa je tako krcevito plakala in
grozila Katri, &c il ne da OBJ
enem tudi simna, da Sc potem
nekaj zgodi, pa maj pride ME
ma - Nezina - smrt mad ME
no - Katrina - glavo.
Tako je dosegla, kar je ho-
tela.
Tomaza pa niti ma izpregled
nj bilo vec. Nj ga bilo kaj po-
gresati; vendar pa je bila Mar
janica radovedna, kako in kaj
Doznala pa nj nicesar. Ona je
! ostala Peci zvesta in niti v pri-
hodnje nj mislila oditi.
Sicer pa je imela kmalu do
wolf posla z novo tovarisico, kj
je bila, kakor je rekla Marjani-
ca, "se trikrat neokretnsisa Cd
Neze, petkrat bolj lena in ne,
primerno @bolj zijalasta."'
Istocasno je izkusil Anze pr
novem hlapcu veliko surovost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
Opolnilli glede raci-
jOniranja

Dine IL. septembra opoldne SO
postale- veljavne rjave znamke
"a tocke tpoint stamps) ma pr
viii dveh in zadnjih dveh listih
raeijske knjizice st. 3. TIE rjave
znamke SO edine v knjiki st.
3, katere smete uporabljati do
nadaljnega obvestila-tako po-
roea urad OPA.
TIE rjave znamke sluzijo "a
nakup onih dobrin, katere ste
kupovali z rdecimi znamkami v
racijski knjigi st. 2.-namrec
meso, mast in ollie, ribe in kon-
zerve, sir, konzervirano mleko
it'd.
+ Nobene spremembe ne DO v
pogledu postopanja "a gospodi-
nje, trgovce ma drobno in ma
debelo, "a producente ali tovar-
marie. Use doloebe "a uporabo
rdecih znamk v War Ration
Book No. 2 so veljavne "a rjave
znannke v War Ration Book No.
3.
OPA naglasa, da mora cd II.
septenbra naprej vsak kupec
imeti pri sebi tri racijske knji-
zice:
Book No. 1 "a sladkor.
Book No. 2 "a hrano kon-
zervah it'd. (Modre znamke.)
Book No. 3 "a meso, mast it'd.
Rdece znamke "Y" in 81" liz
knjizice st. 2 so veljavne cd II.
septembra do 6. oktobra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17

ali kakor je Anze to povedal
Jerici:
"Tako grdo kolne, da Sc Sc
krayam odvec zdi."
Samo Tomazevo mesto "a
casno nj bilo zasedeno, in Mar
janica je rekla, da bi bill zdaj
Lipe ma svojem mestu.
"Hm!' je dejala Katra, Ami
ca pa mic. Anica sploh nj mno-
60 govorila. Nekako cudno ne
naravno razmerje je vladalo ma
Peci. Tozba "a Pee je lezala pri
odvetnikih, toziteljici pa ste ne
kako mirno ziveli skupaj. Koli-
ko casa, tega nj vedela ne ena,
ne druga.
z otrokovo smrtjo je bill Pu-
sarjev vpliv ugasnil ma Peci.
Tedaj Sc je znosila Katra mad
postenjakom, ocitala mu, da jo
je oskodoval pri popravi mil
ma, in zacela cello pravdo prot
MENU. z lahkoto je resni in
previdni moz ovrgel njene tr-
ditve. Sodisce je Katro cello OBJ
sodilo ma globo vsled zaljene
casti.
Ia poraz je5 Katro razljutil.
Mic vec nj mogla krotiti svoje
divje narave. z Anico res nj
mogla priti V viharne polozaje,
ker il je hodila previdna Anica
izpred oci. Mnogokrat sc je te-
daj znosila zena mad Jerico in
Lukom, zlasti mad Jerico, kate
70 je bila Anica silno vzljubila.
Podila jo je V stran, zaprla
jo V noci il hise. Anica je We
dino zopet vzela deklico "a
scito, iztrgala jo cello razjarje-
nj zeni il rok, ko jo je ia pre-
tepala. Sicer pa je nasla Ka-
ira Sc vedno priliko, da je priza-
della dekletu zlo. Mad Anico sc
je znasala Katra tako, da il je
zapirala vse shrambe, da Ami
ca nj vedela kaj poceti, in je
morale priti do sporekanj
Hujsemu je sla Anica il poti
Nekaka groza jo je napolnje.
vala do zene, XII je sla pole,
nom mad moskega.
Ko je podobna opomba usls
nekdaj Anici, jo je Katra take
opsovala, da Sc je Anica napo
omocena zaprla v svojo sobo ir
trpela mnogo.
Nekaka tolazba il je bila mi
sci, da Sc mora to izpremenit
: kmalu. Sodisce bo govorilo. IT
case je zivela Anica v svesti, d.
DO sodisce ugodilo njeni zahte
vi. Pri tenn pa lie cutila, da 20
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
IMNOGE zIVALI SO ZELO Ma
TANCNE, KAR Sc TECE
CISTOCE

.Nekatere zivali kazejo cudo-
Wit smisel "a eistoco. To kazejo
zlasti pri hrani, XII Sc jim zdi
necista ali pa zdravju skodlji-
va. a
Tako pripoveduje raziskova-
lee Pucheran, da Sc Hotentoti
ne dotaknejo hrane, XII je neke
vrste opica noee JEST. Dobro
namrec vedo, -da je gotovo skod-.
ljiva, &c je se opica ne mara.
Ia raziskovalec pravi med
drugim: Kadar SO domacini no.
tell zastrupiti taksne opice, ker
so jim delale skodo, Sc jim je to
lie redkokdaj posrecilo. Tudi a.
rabski hrt je zelo natancen. Ne
je ali Pile iz posode, &c nj eista.
Tako je natancen, da mleka, XII
hi vanj kdo, samo roko namocil,
noce pitt. Nekateri konji SO ta-
ko obcutljivi, da Sc hrane, XII jo
je druga zival samo povohala,
ne marajo.
Paragvajski jelen ne pokusi
kruha, &c ga je kdo ze pref u
griznil. Znano je, da osel, tako
zanicevana zival, zelo pazi na
cistoco. Umazane vode ne pije.
Voda je lahko slana ali grenka,
toda cista mora biti. Cello kadar
je hudo zejen, ne pie vode, XII
so jo druge zivali skalile.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-17
O brezposelnosti v
Sloyeniji

Seja pokrajinskega odbora "a
zapOslitev
.(Posneto iz ljubljanskega Jutra
dne %. marca 1943)
v prostorih Borze della Sc je
24. t. m. sestal Pokrajinski od-
Dor "a zaposlitev, XII je proucil
delavnost tega novega zavoda v
preteklem letu 1912 in prvih
mesecih 1943.
Spodaj navedene stevilke Ego
vorno pricajo o velikem korist-
mem in ucinkovitem delu v ko-
rist proizvodnje gospodarstva
in socialnega ravnotezja.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With More Comfort

FASTEETH, . pleasant alkaline
(non-acid) powder, holds fake teeth more
firmly. To ct and talk In moro comfort,
lust sprinkle little FASTEETH ON your
plates. No gtrny. gooey, pasty taste
or feeling. Checks ''plate odor" (dentmo
bEeath). Get FASTEETH a* any drug
store,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

PAST September, the Electric
Boat Co., at Groton. Conn.,.
the nations largest builder of
subs, faced a tough problem. 1t
needed thousands of new workers
and men were scarce. Use women?
Tradition - and the work itself
said no. But the company hired
100 women, trained them in shop
and classroom, and last February
assigned them to work. In one week,
they had everyone enthusiastic.
Today 700 of them are at work.
Eventually 5000 will be put on
the different types of jobs.
For most of the women, their
jobs arc like nothing they've
known before. Take Mrs. Mary
Neyion, 29-year-old ex-hairdresser.
Now a pipeftter. she runs tubing
from bulkhead to buIkhead down
inside subs cramped hulls. Mrs.
Elizabeth Peterson. graduate of
Bennington College and good job
in a New York department store,
now works with sand and oil
making cores - used to shape the
inside of castings. TITS creative"
she says, like sculpture"
Weighed Down
1HE women range from l8 to SO.
Like men. the robust, husky ones
get the heavy work; the small and
wiry ones, the welding and other
jobs that require crawling inside
small spaces.
Many of them are making twice
as much money as they ever earned
before. But for hundreds, the dol
lars aren't important. They have
husbands Or sweethearts in serv-
ice. Anna Wood. 27-year-old weld
er. with four brothers in uniform.
expresses their sentiments: "All
that matters to me right now is to
have the kids back home"
Lawrence n GALLON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Buying Series
Closes Today

Winding up the series on
Wise Saving for War Needs"
the last of the consumer dem
onstrations was to be given at
$50 p. m. today at the Crosse
Pointe unit headquarters.
The speaker was TO be Irene
Hickey. home service director of
the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. who will address the group
on Care of the Refrigerator and
Stove for Food Conservation.
At $50 p. m. Ralph Simonds
Of the war finance committee
will speak 10 all those enlisted
as "gallants" through the AWVS
at the Crosse Pointe headquar-
tiers. He will explain the various
types Of bonds which may be
sold and answer any questions.
The war bond committee is
organizing a bond auction and
sale 10 take place at s p. m,
April 30, at the headquarters.
In the meantime, for the next
two weeks. all art objects, house.
hold articles, rare editions and
stamps, etc, may be taken TO
the Crosse Pointe AWVS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Girl Scouts
Plan ParIey
On Publicity

REPRESENTATIVES, OF IA
cities in Lower Michigan will
attend a Girl Scout conference
from 10 a, m. to $3.50 p. m. to-
morrow at the Central branch
NWCA 10 discuss plans and tech
nlqueS for local Girl Scout public
relations programs.
Mrs. Marshall Simpson, MEM
Der Of the Girl Scouts national
public relations staff. will be
speaker and ConSultant. assisted
by Florence Otto of the Great
Lakes regional staff. James
Gamble. public relations director
of the Detroit Community Fund,
will be a special guest at the
conference.
After a word OF welcome by
Mrs. Verne M. Bingham, preSi-
dent Of the Detroit Girl Scouts,
and an introduction of out-of-
town guests by Mrs. +. *. Mat
lock, the morning session will be
devoted 20 a panel discussion and
a showing of the film, "Volun-
teerS for Victory"
The afternoon session will in
Clude a talk by Mrs. Simpson
and several discussion groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
U. Of D. Bridge
Set for April 30

THE UNIVERSITY OF DE-
TROIT Alumnae Association
will sponsor a bridge April 30
in Gesu Hall.
Mrs. Patrick Callahan is
president of TIE association.
A meeting was held WedneS-
day evening at the campus to
discuss details.
Co-chairmen for the affair
are Mrs. Edward Barbour and
Mrs. Frank Richard.
Other committee members in
clude Ruth M. Kelley, reception;
Mrs. Irwin Barnwell, arrange
ments; ThereSe Hadis, patrons:
Josephine BauSer, programs:
Mrs. Edward Farrell and Sarah
Davis, door prizes; Rosemary
Hoban. tick cts; Mrs. Karl
Schechter, refreshments: Marge
Franklin, coed committee, and
Virginia Compton. publicity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
AWS 10 Give
Games Party

APPROPRIATELY PATRI-
OTTO. all in red. white and blue,
are the handsome announce
ments members of the north unit
of the -AWVS are putting in the
mails for their grand games
party April q at the Detroit
Golf Club.
War bonds and stamps will be
the prizes and a luncheon
which will require no ration
points in its serving-will pre-
cede the party.
Mrs. George d Lorimer will
be chairman and assisting will
he Mrs. William Biggers, Mrs.
Edwin G. Boyes, Mrs. Carl Breer,
Mrs. George II. Brown. Mrs.
Ford Cate. Mrs. Howard A. Cof-
fin, Mrs. Earl j. Cosgrave. Mrs.
w. G. Cowling. Mrs. Clyde p.
Craine. Mrs. Robert Crawford,
Mrs. Horace A. Davies. Mrs.
Charles Davey, Mrs. d S. Devor.
Mrs. F. j. Druar, Mrs d. s.
Eddins, Mrs. Robert Ellis. Mrs.
Alfred J. Fisher. Mrs. William a.
Fisher, Mrs. George J. Fred
ericks, Mrs. J. j. German, Mrs.
William II. Graham, Mrs. Ed
ward HaiSlip. Mrs. J. King
Harness. Mrs. J. M. Hartgering.
Mrs. +. J. Hoffman. Mrs. J. Luke
Hoffman. Mrs. Charles Husband,
Mrs, Charles w. Jinnette. Mrs.
x. T. Keller, Mrs. J. f. Maloney,
Mrs. John r. Mann Jr., Mrs. A.
r. Maynard, Mrs. Kenneth c.
McRae, Mrs. Joseph A. Moyni-
han. Mrs. Irving T. OBrien.
Mrs. Robert Olson. Mrs w. II.
Roberts, Mrs. Martin Rice. Mrs.
r. c. Shields, Mrs. Robert Sim
clair, Mrs. Albert w. Smith,
Mrs. s. A. Strickland. Mrs. A.
A. T e m pleton, Mrs. John
Thomas, Mrs. Carl Unruh. Mrs.
Frederick A. Ward. Mrs. Jeffer-
son b. Webb. Mrs. Clarence
Weldon. Mrs. r. II. Welker, Mrs.
S anley Wilkinson and Mrs.
Arthur Winter.
The juniors have their own
committee, headed by Mrs. Ed
gar A. Guest Jr., and on it are
Mrs. J. {. earle, Mrs. w. NJ.
Cornelius Jr, Mrs. Gordon
Dougherty, Miss Marion Fuller,
Mrs. John d. Lorimer. Mrs. John
Mann. Mrs. Richard Marschner,
Mrs. Arthur Scheifle, Mrs. Rus
sell Strickland and Mrs. John
Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Musical Tea
At ST. Matthias

THE PALM SUNDAY must
cal tea which was started five
years ago by Mrs. Sid A. Erwin
will be gwen this year at 4
O'Clock in the parish house of
st. Matthias Episcopal Church
in Grand River, and will be
sponsored by the Daughters of
the King.
The program is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Edwin S.
Sheriff..
The soloist will he Mary
Masters. harpist, who is the
talented pupil Of Velma Froude.
Mrs. Ernest +. Piper, wife Of
the rector. will direct the st.
Cecilia Choir with the follow
ing women participating:
Georgiana Darling, Norma
Wooley, Joan Piper. Helen
Piper, Alice Crabb. Virginia
Beaver and Virginia Drake.
A social hour will follow the
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Luncheon
To Honor
Helen Cronin

MRS. PHILIP SLOAN and
Shirleyan Gibbs will be host
esses tomorrow at a bridge
luncheon and linen shower in
honor of Helen Cronin, who will
speak her vows May l to Robert
Pfeifer.
The party will take place
at the Detroit Athletic Club.
Among the guests will he Marie
Purdy, Ruth Anne. Walsh, Ruth
Liebold, Frances Fisher. Mary
Louise Cheviron, Josephine
Keim. Marjorie Lovely, Suzanne
Cronin, Ruth Wullner, Eleanore
Martin, Betty Donovan. Mrs.
Walter Cronin. Mrs. William
Gibbs, Mrs. John Cassell. Mrs.
Robert Cronin and Mrs. Arthur
Cronin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Couple Marks
40th Anniversary

MR.. AND MRS. WALTER s.
THOMPSON Of Piper avenue
celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary at a surprise open
house given by their two sons
and daughter.
Goodenow L., Ellsworth w.
and Hazel B. Thompson were
the hosts and hostess at the sur
prise party. A basket of Ameri-
can Beauty roses, surrounded by
an array Of spring blossoms, pro-
vided the decorations.
The Thompsons were married
at Manistee, their home town.
and came TO Detroit with their
children in 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Mothers Plan
Coffee Party

MOTHERS OF the children in
the Saturday morning dancing
and swimming classes at Central
branch YWCA will have a coffee
party from 1870 a. m. 10 y
o'clock tomorrow at the Y.
Edna G.. Valpey. membership
secretary, will tell them about
the Golden Jubilee membership
campaign and the 50th anniver-
Sary celebration. 10 be observed
May Z Mrs. Edward Spence is
chairman of the party, assisted
by Mrs. Ralph Lewis and Mrs.
Joseph Beattie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-17
Matthew Careys in New York

THE MATTHEW CAREYS who always 20 to first nights
at the Cass in New York seeing the new Broadway
plays and are registered at the Barkeley....
They will 90 to Ithaca for the weekend . an be home
Monday. 81.
The Sherman Fitzsmons Jrs... and the w. Dean Robin
sons OF Crosse Pone Farms and the A. Ostermans of
boomileld HIS have augmented the Detroit colony at the
Homestead Virginia Hot Springs.
Inc "lfred Thompsons of Lothrop road Crosse Poine
have fled from Michigan storms -.
And have gone to New Orleans for a month.