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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Special Notices
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Lost and Found

I .oSs N'sS& oefse
BANJO lost in taxicab- Party earns living
WIN ~ reward Murray 247s.
BLACK, white shor, haired male dog har
ness; vicinity Gleuwood, Hayes. Chdd 8
pet. Reward. Pingree 1854
BLACK and white male EngHsn setter.
license 40l37, vicinity Keuy-7 Mile re-
ward. Tuxedo 2-f3s2
BROWN BiLLFOLD - Containing border
crossing registration cards. Reward.
Lithn. Olive 6727.
BROWN white male collie. months Old
Northwest section Reward. isO25 Wide
mere. University 3-25ll.
BROWN white fox terrier - Part bun.
white-tipped tail: female. vicinity schoen-
herr, Linnhurst; reward Arlington 1853
BROWN upper wallet, vicinity Adams
Theater' keep money. RowIey Airing
CUSHION. black leather lost BY invalid
2oei Lawley Townsend 5-375J.
4 DIAMOND RING - Chicago Mercury or
depot. Treasured Keepsake. Reward.
Nor,hlawn 3l42.
IDOBERMAN Pinscher dog BLACK spayed
female: vicinity schoolcraf. lntervale
reUard. Dawson 1899. 1909 Ohio
GOLD Air Corps pin IN small envelope
keepsake Reward Tuxedo 27330
ILADY'S Bulova wis, watch New Year
/ Eve a, Roseville Inn or RoseYille re-
ward University l.s5is.
LADY's MAROON oyernigh, bag lost on
/ Dexter Dus. Miss J. >Anhoter Randolph
272l before p. m. Reward
LOST Mans bUlfold, on John r. bus
contains valuable papers Reward.
Temple ? f32s.
LOST-Gas ration nook. Sunday. near
r WILKINS Please return. =. Afford 5l3
Elizabeth
LOST Two-strsnd cultured pearl necklace
Reward. Finder please call Lincoln 2-4s7e
ILOsT--Coiq bracelet initiated M H.
keepsake reward. Trinity 1882
IPOCKETBooK los, - s53 Erxkne; keep
money return contents. Taylor Smith.
RED IRISH SETTER Female Reward
/ Murray 690s. Can after s 80
RHINESTONE brscele, Vicinity scenic
Inn. La Cones Club Grahamts CAFE.
treasured keepsake; liberal reward. Atlantic
1881
SEAL COAT exchanged al state Waffle
Shop New Years Eve reward Plus
original return Townsend s.s357.
SILVER breach Montgomery Ward hitting
room valuable keepsake liberal reward
Crsn Tyler $4,000 Hogarth 3647 after 5 80
SMALL male light brown Peklnrese
Penny near BaifOur, Southampton
reward Tuxedo 2-3s7l
SOLDIER lost electric razor between Mich
igan Central Depot and Gratiot. Jane
Arlington 323s
STERLING silver cigarette case; initiated
II. p T" Reward. Madison 504e
WHITE Spite male. Duke, " vicinity Hen
bricks near Vernon. reward. FItzroy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Maytag Company has declared

dividends Of % cents on the So
preference and $50 on the sc
first preferred, both payable Feb
ruary / 70 holders Of record Janu-
airy Is Similar amounts were paid
November =. last.
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Dividends
BarnsdalI Oil Company has de.

clared the regular quarterly divi.
dend Of ID cents, payable March II
10 holders Of record February IS
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
u---.--t .osf - teet,- s't' srrsssisS a--''''-
1892 +. JEFFERSON. FlTZROY 2i7s-7e
SUTTON & SON
4l47 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5i00
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Livestock Markets
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO
ChIcAGo. Jan. QNsl.-HoGs-Re.
/ TOP, slie5 bulk SlSs5al4 90 heavies'
Al4 10 y 1875. mediums Si4s5yl4 q5,
ligh's. SIS so " II 90: light lights Sl4 so -
so packing sows. $l3 s5a 1870. PIGS.
! CATTLE Receipts 1900: market.
STEADY. Calves Receipts 400: market
steady Reef steers. choice. S15ale -
medium. So IS, yearlinEs Si2nls So
butchers heifers Sl0ni5.JG. COWS 50 81
Z y 10 30 bulls. SO 50 % "a 40 calves. $50
I is feeders. Sl0n l3 IS stoCkers steers
$40 59I "a COWS and hefers Sea12
SHEEP - Receipts. - 800 kst
= sa.-----ts-rros. S15 Jc7r-is io.---cLr.riar.
ti3 50 va Is 50 yearlings ti2 5OVl4 so,
feeders. tl3uli. ewes. S6ae.
PlTTsBURGH. Jan. uNS) CATTLE
Receipts i50 market steady, steers
choice. $50 is medium 10 good Sltql5.
choice Sl3 5o0li so: medium 70 good
| $40 80 "a II so common. IS son 10 So: COWS
good and choice. Sill p ~ medium 20 gooG
SO 80 ~ 10: Gamers and cutters sag.
mon 20 medium. Si0Hl2.
HOGS Receipts $50 market steady
l6o-is lbs So So u Is - 10000 ms
220-250 lbs. SIS. so n IS IS. 25O-2aO los
ti5.4b p 1888; 290-3j0 'bs sis I0915 90.
100. $50 lbs. Sii.75pl IS so. roughs. $l5 81
= u 20
SHEEP Receipts $50. market steady
choice lambs. si6 p 1880. medium 20 good
Nl3 10. common lambs. 81 IS 1925 ewes
81 sons ws,hers 25Iqj 90
CALVES Receipts - market steady.
good 70 choice. SIS 500 1880. medium "a
good, Sii 50 q Is -, culis and common 81
u.
BUFFALO
BUFFALO. Jan s dNsp HOGS sal
abe receipts 500. market. mostly 25 cents
higher Bulk good and choice i70-230 lbs
averaging around 200 SIC few compare
bic weights trucked.ins SD - 20 70 90
24o-3oo lbs Sl5 IS u - 70
CATTLE-Salabe receipts $50: market
steady Barely good heifers STA common
20 medium steers and heifers <12 10 50
good beef cows. to SIS cutter and com
mon SO sou II 20. Gamer, Ssus.35.
sirungweight sausage bulls, $3.50 13 30.
lighter averages. Sl0112 IS
CALNES-Salable receipts. $50: vealers
unchanged Good and choice SIT 90
common and medium. Si2n Is. 30.
/ SHEEP Salahe receipts 400 lamb
trade rather slow weak Good and choice
] 1923 lbs, $3.50: rarely 10 $3.50 me-
dunn - good. $3.50 i6 throwouts down
ward rom Si4 handyweieht ewes. $50
8 30; odd head 10 Ss.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
ANALYST
SENIOR AND JUNIOR

PREFER MAN EXPERIENCED IN MANU-
FEATURING ORGANIZATION MAKING
INVESTIGATIONS OF COST PROJECTS
OR PROCEDURES TO WORK UNDER
THE DIRECTIONS OF AN INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEER APPLICANTS MUST CON-
FORM TO THE WAR MAN POWER CON-
MISSION REGULATIONS. IN REPLY
STATE EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY DESIRED TO DETROIT TINES,
BOX A-2i6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK, Jan s-Sales on the New
YORK Stock Exchange today totsled sol $50
shares.
Big board sales Throughout, the day
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MAsmNs MAcmINl RLrAIR

Al .BEPAIRING-lAll makes - yrs *.
perience, guar Snyder ser TO 6-50is
AL WASHER repairing SEWING machine
vacuum ;. Free estimates Bu..
sell Lonox 5000 Central Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
AUDITORS

A MARRIED MAN FOR WELL EsrAB-
LISHED ROUTE; CAR AND Ex-
PENsEs FURNISHED SALARY AND
STEADY; GOOD PAYING WORK. SEE
MR. WILLING 9 A. NJ to p VI.
CENTRAL TEA CO, 2i56 PATH. LA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Detroit Stocks
IS Han Low Clos, Chg.

Dividends In the foregoing table are IN,
amounts declared or paid 40 Tar this year
unless otherwise noted. s-Iiquidating fdI,I-
dend, hon accumulation, elk di, Idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Lost and Found

YELLOW gold wedding
monds. rs karat,
Miner m Mack car
tween : 5n a m - p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Trade SchoolS-Male

ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING
WELDING TRADE school
- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
toO1 " LAFAYETTE CT h7fr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
WALL WASHING

Al WALL washing ana decorating Call
anytime free estimates TT 1851.
CONsULT\ the eniarEed ReaI Estate nst
L. loss Ia The big sunday Times Want Al
Serf.ur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

SILL scrap iron metal rags HIGHEST
prices paid Brsdy Temple OH
READ Times Want AS for proft-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING
= DING INSULATED
SIGNS
tTHoI.srERING

NOT CHEAP WORK
But GOOD WORK CHEAP
only 50 week viii reuphOIster YOUR
apiece suite Ike new. General rph $685.
6rant River rY1ef F-T20O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
MATTRESS RENovATING

BONA FIDE guarantee-Mattresses rem
ovated like new, So. 4-hour service, free
delivery. Pillows renovated Cleveland Mat
tress Co., 12335-37 Hamilton, TO. s-113s.
MATTRESS renovating. innerspring mat
tress. reasonable. quality workmanship
guaranteed HADLEY. RANDOLPH 600g
MATTRESSES renovated Ike new. SO.
positively guaranteed Star Mattress.
Hogarth $3.50,
MATTRESSES RENOVATED LIKE NEw
A DEFENSE against High prices have
your mattress renovated Miller 99Os
Kercheyal Lenox 1894
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate INST.
ings in the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al ACCURATE decorating Rooms
papered 50 90 Up, immediate service
Temple 25205
Al ACCURATE. adroit interior decorat-
ms sanding, refinishing vacant specials
Tyler 6-s3ss.
Al PAPERING. painting; neat workman
ship price nght Call st. Charles. q"
Gil o059
Al PAPERHANGING. 81 kalsomning
and painting Immediate service Temple
2-O779.
WILL DECORATE sidewalks ceilings
paper Included. 81 so complete room
Hogarth $3.50
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
lnes IN the biz sunday Times Want "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
MAsHING MACmNE. sMEEPER REPAIR
WISH rArrR. ItNK-rICKtF

ALL MAKES repaired rebuilding. guar
arteed workmanship, reasonable. IRE,
estimates Murray Uf5i
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xS,oe4t :Se41Gcp DE4ecz6W
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIOs-Advertising displays
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephon,
ell4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09
Asia viii Hum With Economic ACTIVITY

put her hors de combat In no time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-09

Al ABSOLUTELY dustless sanding nll-
ing vanishing one-day service Tyler
s-s3sS
CONSULT the enlarged Peal Estate ..st.
ngs IN he big sunday Times Want Al
SnrfLur
Evening star., 1943-05-23

began blowing through the drifts,
their feet searching for a path lead
ing to the door.
Jed considered Stenstrom's prob
able reaction to the situation. An
innocent man, after months of lone
illness, would break his neck to greet
the visitors. A guilty man would
guess that a showdown was at hand,
to be followed by trial and hanging.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

sprawled in the snow. ''he might be
only wounded"
"Old Meat-In-The-Pot don't
wound 'em." Jed replied, affection
ately patting the weapon. He was
happier than he had been in months.
He peered through the shattered
window at the gloomy interior.
First payment for torpedoin' Jeff"
he said quietly.
j HEN the others came and broke
down the door. The reason Stenstrom
had tried resistance instead of bluff
ing was evident - his weather fore
Evening star., 1943-05-23

ping. Where's your proof, Mister?"
Il amt got what you'd call law
court proof" Jed admitted, but
this here gold from his last cleanup
sure put me on a hot trail. If l was
bloodhoun' Id be bayin' my fool
haid off.
lHE Army ski-equipped plane cir
cled several times over Shipwreck Bay
Evening star., 1943-05-23

~ ga sAAAASSS oo~ ~F'
shook off the snow. put on his thick
lens glasses, removed rag from the
muzzle of the long-barreled rifle,
then cautiously made his way to the
rock pile. 1t commanded clear view
of the cabins east window - some
three hundred yards from his front
sight. A snow-choked gulch lay
between.
The cabin door faced south. The
plane was coming to final stop two
hundred yards beyond. Within the
plane, Jed knew, men we're ready
with machine guns. Colonel Morgan
and two others jumped down and
Evening star., 1943-05-23

The McCees and
Jordans used to shoot
their enemies horses
so the riders could
mt get away" Jed
unused. Chances are
Stenstrom will cut
loose at the plane,
knowin' he can get
the men any time"
When a machine
gun chartered, and
jets of snow spurted
toward the plane,
Jed's long-barreled
rife roared. The vim
dow shattered and
Jed advanced, rifle
carried lightly in his
hands. Get down,
you fool" Morgan
warned as he Law
Evening star., 1943-05-23

casting equipment was set up in the
cabin, along with radio transmitter
and bicycle pedal generator.
Stupid" is the overworked word
the Germans apply to their enemies.
1t is an Allied Nations asset, be-
cause the enemy tricks himself into
believing it. 1t had never occurred
to Stenstrom that stupid Americans
would follow clue 50 swiftly, so
thoroughly. He never considered the
possibility of a clue. Thus every
thing, including the code book. was
there.
COLONEL MORGAN beamed. well
continue informing Toxic and Berlin
of weather conditions, and some of
these bright days when the weather
is foul and anything coming over the
Pole with a load of bombs is sure to
crack up, we'll radio cool and clear"
Then he turned to MCGEE. But
damn it all, it isn't clear why you
were 50 confident Stenstrom was our
man. There are others along here
who trap fur and pan gold. Why
should a few nuggets blaze a trail to
something as big as this?'
ITO help Stenstrom make folks
think he was a miner" Jed explained.
"the Germans give him placer gold
to trade at the posts for grub. Placer
gold is like people. 1t has what you'd
call identity. Some streams give it
more wear than others. That makes
it a different shape. Other nuggets
have mineral stains on 'em. After a
few years a assayer knows what
Alaska or Yukon creek a nugget
comes from by lookin' at it. So when
a poke from a Southeastern Alaska
creek comes out of the Arctic, l use
my thick haid and wonder if it amt
one of the little enemy slips Thomp-
son told me to watch out for"
The Eaa
Evening star., 1943-05-23

and soon the pilot
said, THAT can't be
Stenstrom's cabin
there. It's too small. "
up here" Jed
MCGEE answered,
fuels s high and lum-
ber's high. They
build 'em small. My
feudin' instinct tells
me l should be let off
behind that pile of
boulders- ifyou can
slow her down.
The pilot set the
plane down, and as
she wallowed over
the snow Jed un-
loaded without being
seen from the cabin.
He rolled over sew
opuI f;r,oc n0t IN
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Lovers of fine chewing gum can
today experience an added salts
faction when the gum they select
is Ivoryne.
For this pleasant and distinctive
chewing gum provides certain
extra advantages and beneficial
effects as follows:
Contains Calcium Peroxide
This new chewing gum is the only
patented chewing gum ~. S. Pat.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

No. 2,29O,862) that contains cal
cium peroxide-an ingredient ben
efcial to the teeth and the mouth
generally.
Helps Brighten the Teeth
When you chew Ivoryne you are
helping to brighten your teeth and
to mask tobacco and other breath
odors. Ivoryne also helps neutral
ize acid when it exists in the oral
cavity.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
THERE'S EXTRA SATISFACTION IN CHEWING |v0RYNE kat

A Chewing Dentifrice
After meals if your toothbrush and
regular dentifrice are not avail
able, chew Ivoryne Peroxide Gum.
1t is cleansing and beneficial to
teeth, mouth and gums.
Fine Flavor, Firm Texture
Ivoryne is a deliciously favored
chewing gum and its firm texture
increases the effects of the chew
ing exercise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
e WISHING WELL e
Reri,icred III S Pntcn Ofre

ERE pleasant little that will give you
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune letters II the number
Of letters subtract II the number is less than
your key number the upper left
every of
numbers right message letters under
the checked figures give you IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Answer TO yesterday's puzzle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
What S ON the Air

This program hss been
gwen The Detroit Times
hy the stations herein
listed. IL the presenia-
tons as scheduled are
not ON the air the fault
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Do You Remember

We claim 10 be a Christian
Democracy. How often do We
remem b er that young Voice
which said
Il was an hungered and We
gave me meat; / was thirsty
and We gave me drink; ! was
stranger and ye took me in:
naked and We clothed me 4.
sick and We visited me in
prison and We took me in"
He did not ask. that young
Hebrew whose name We use so
lavishly. whether they were
worthy or sinleSs. He did not
curse the inefficiency and waste
or simple human foolishness
which caused such distress.
lie did not boast of his own
superior frugality. He only saw,
beyond h pleading face. a
desperate need. A need which
could not lit until a better
system prevailed. He only saw
the broken hearts which needed
friendship now.
Do we. who fight today for
fairness. against organized bru-
tally. need any greater argu-
ment than this7 Is il not
enough to know that those who
wait for our mercy are hungry
and homeless, naked and hope
less .'and He died on a cross
10 save them whom we begrudge
a dollar?
Copyright, 1919 ~ Kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Elsie Robinson
War Chest Deserving
Of Every Ones Contribution

A LEADING Business Man"
on the coast S very-but very!
Indignant. And because thou
sands of equally peeved gentle
men in evey state will echo his
wall, I'm giving it all the wsTe
lengs1s. Says he
MSS Robinson
i have just finished giving
tie limit for the war bond sale
low comes this new community
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28


be called the Community Chest
but now II has new title-'The
National War Fund They may
change the title but they can't
change the m o tive behind II
which is nothing more or less
than constant gouging Of hard
working, private citizens.
Il am willing to give and sac
rifice as much as any loya
American but IL gets in my
hair to see the outrageous
waste which is going on under
the name of War Need. most of
il caused by overlapping and
largely inefficient committees,
Each year II increases.
Goal lssHieher
This year the California cam
paign goal is u per cent higher
than last year even though so
many of our boys have gone 10
war. How long can our private
fortunes stand this drain. I'm
willing TO help the worthy but
hasn't any one enough courage
TO state publicly what will
happen II we continue 10 obey
these ruthless demands ?"
EDWARD L. C.
I'm not particularly coura-
gotis, my friend. and l certainly
can't foretell what will happen
If we evade these long estab-
lished responsibilities. But I
can tell you quickly what will
happen il we don't.
We will speedily have an
America filled with as desperate
agony as that which now besets
any Of Hitler's conquered coun-
tries. We will have disease and
vice spreading unchecked
wholesale starvation old
people dying in unheated attics
babies born in shiny cutters
o.. other babies wandering un-
controlled. eating the filth from
garbage pals -. frantic young
sters reSorting to crime and sui
eide. And, on our far flung war
fronts, we will have millions of
men revolving. turning against
the America they are now risk
Ing their lives TO save. hating us
who grumble and hoard.
Simple Facts
These statements are not
yellow" journalism. They are
simple facts. No one likes the
sacrifice and anxiety which war
brings but neither can any one
evade them. They were here
long before the war. We have
drugged ourselves with the
thought tn a I America is and
was a rich and generous nation,
free from hunger and despair.
II was never true. We have al
ways had CHASTITY record OF
sickness. lawlessness, ignorance
and unemployment.
We have always had men
going slowly mad because they
could not find help for their
loved ones. And there has al
ways been one. and on y one
source Of help--you and I. the
lucky ones who can manage TO
feel our brothers need and
share a little of our own Sc
curity with them.
Help those who are worthy"
you say. But who is worthy?
Are your Am I? No. Each
one is born in debt 10 the mil
lions who have gone before
each one Of us. owes his good
fortune 10 the toll and sacrifices
OF millions he has never seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Don't Waste Soap

THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES do
not waste sox They expert
ment 10 find OF just how much
soap is required TO make lively
Suds for various purposes. and
use that amount When suds dire
down. they add only enough 10
renew the lather 10 a peak Of
efficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

occasionally find ad0e,Sd tens short n supply
OF delay movement 81 utGtIy
supplies condfO"s the cause
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Mrs. w. B. Joslin
Is Returning to
Home in Miami

Mrs. William Brooks Joslin will
leave tomorrow for her home in Mi
ami after spending the past three
weeks with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack w. JOS
lin. Enroute to Florida she will
visit Col. and Mrs. George M. Dun
can in Opalika. Ala.
Among those who entertained for
Mrs. Joslin during her stay in the
Capital were Mrs. A. T. Macdonald,
mother of the younger Mrs. Joslin
who formerly was Miss Flora Mac
donald, who, because of her long
illness and her inability to be pres
ent in person, entertained at
luncheon by proxy at the Statler.
Others who entertained in COM
pliment to Mrs. Joslin were Mr..
and Mrs. John R. Callaghan, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Schrider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Mcdonald, Mrs. Mer-
win A. Mace, Mrs. Clyde c. Gurley,
Mrs. Rudolph Berger, Mrs. Sam
Small, jr., Mrs. James B. Skinner
and Mrs. c. j. Rohman.
Before coming to WASHINGTON
Mrs. Joslin visited her mother, Mrs.
Henry Hull, in Moline. Ill: her
daughter, Miss Alice Joslin, in st.
Louis; her son and daughter-in law
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Joslin, at
Holidays Cove, w. Va, and her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl NJ Witt in Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Virginia Masters
is Recent Bride

Mrs. Edith Wirgman Masters of
Chevy Chase announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Miss Virginia
Masters, to Mr.. Harry Bristol Pitts,
also Of Chevy Chase.
The wedding took place in Balti-
more September /.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
Alfred G. Masters, well known at
torney of Detroit.
The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs.
Harry B. Pitts, and the late Mr..
Pitts of Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Pitts recently returned from
foreign duty in connection with the
Air Transport Command.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Mrs. Mollegen
To Be Hostess
At SilVer Tea

Mrs. Albert Mollegen, wife Of Prof
Mollegen, will be the hostess at The
Wilderness, their home in the Vir-
ginia Episcopal Theological Semi
nary Grounds in Alexandria, at the
annual silver tea which will be given
Friday afternoon for the benefit of
the Woman's Auxiliary of Imman-
uel Church -on-the- Hills.
Mrs. Robert Latham is chairman
for the tea, and those assisting the
hostess will include Mrs. A. r.
Hoxton, Mrs. Tucker Brown, Mrs.
Oscar Randolph, Mrs. Walter
Brookings, Miss Josephine Page,
Mrs. Alexander C.. Zabriskie. wife of
the dean of the seminary; Mrs. Ern-
est H. Wiecking and Mrs. Cosby
Bell.
The tea will be from $3.50 to $50
o'clock and in addition there will be
Christmas cards and paper gifts on
sale. Buses from Washington and
from Alexandria leave every half
hour for the seminary, discharging
passengers at the gates to the
grounds. Regular schedules also
prevail for the return trip.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Rev., Mrs. James
Visit in CHICAGO

The Rev. and Mrs. William Pence
James are visiting in Chicago, where
their two sons, Mr.. Pence James and
Mr.. William c. James and their
families live. They joined their
sons early in the week for a cele-
bration of their 40th wedding ami
versary, october 26, and they will
join their daughter, Miss Janet
James, in their home in Riverdale
Heights before Thanksgiving.
The Rev. and Mrs. James have
been visiting for several weeks in
Peoria, ILL.,, where they were with
Mrs. James sisters, Mrs. w. T.
Trewyn and Mrs. M. E. Ward, after
spending some time in Chicago.
The Rev. and Mrs. James were
married in St. Paul's Church in
Marshalltown, Iowa, the late Bishop
Morrison Of Iowa officiating. Since
Mr.. James retirement from active
rectorship he and Mrs. James have
made their home here where their
son, Mr.. John NJ James and his
wife and daughter Audrey live with
them in Riverdale Heights. They
have four grandsons, William C.
James, Robert A. James, James
Pence James and Dean William
James of Chicago.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Mary Armstrong,
F. VI. Boucher Wed

Mrs. Mary Rupe of Baltimore an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Lorene Armstrong,
to Mr.. Frank NJ Boucher of this
city. October %.
The wedding ceremony took place
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in
the st, Francis Xavier Church,
with Father Joseph V. Buckley off,
ciating.
The brides only attendant was
her sister-in-law.