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M RUsINEss sALEs

5057 Woodward at Putnam
coLORED- % rooms Is apis ;
baths apis Ia garage income
$3.50 monthly 5 rsfrigs wonder
ful buy ~ 500 down
HOTEL Colored. 81 rooms income
1913. : stores included m property
and iurni shinzs A steai every
thing goes s. 500 down
COLORED-- C0rtsrtionefy All electro
~ e4ist a+tf-s- -tt.'>i.-vetY good ,trIT-K7
income tliO daily states owner.
81 500 down
Il ROOMS Rem SIS income $3.50
monthly No. furnace 20 ire IN win
ter newly decorated i1Vely oricN
$3.50 down % responsible buyer
Is ROOMS Including property on
Avery Sleeping and apt. same
vrer. 10 years very clean run %
owner - UOU down
$50 Maccabees BOZ TE 1878
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
HOUSES ron RENT

'hOUSEs Ton hENT
WAYNE. AicHlCAN-Nsw 2-bsdr..
full base. home ready 20 NOV. IN.
$50 mo. Can DECKER wsyn. s7ss
FLATS ron RENT
NAvAHoE, 4ss-B. v. "a. 4 bed.
rooms. Vacant 2 fun rents $50
mo Hurry Gsschvind. PL 344t
FURNISHED FLATS FOR REM
IS ROOMS furnished, for white ooupl,
$50 8 Crawford
APIS. FOR RENT-Furnished
EIGHTEENTH ST 30ts 2 room,
and bath, adults SO week
HOTELS
BARLCM HOTEL
Daily S? 50 up weekly from SIS
Detrolts Most Convenient Hotsl'
Cadillac Square RIA 5000
HOTEL Washington. 2i3o Cam. At
Columbia. rates 81 up per day
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent
BUFFALO, 1888 Front room Tor
couple or 2 girls good transportation
CLIFTON. s72s. wArrsn. ttvsrnol.
attractive sleeping room. suitable 2
TY 6-ls42
EXTRA large room. suitable for 2
good transportation TO 5-3337
HELEN. 2I9g Large front. ? gentle
men. twin beds excellent transporta
ton 20 any part Of city RI s042
LARGE STUDIO ROOM Restricted
neighborhood good transportation
TR 2-e5sa.
MORLEY. s792 Large iron, room
suitable for couple or men Wyn'
ming. West chicago transportation
no 1882.
PRIVATE entrance. good rsnsporta
ton 1894 Chens. PL 26ie.
SINGLE gentleman or working oou
pie. near Grand Belt TY S-S445
VAN DYKE-Jererson- Girls. tulr
beds excellent transportation. reason
able Fl 1907
VAN DYKE. i5ti--2 rooms. private
entrance. adults
2 COOL rooms good for Afternoon
shift, adults. TO 1882.
COLoRED respectable working sober
gentleman. 10 share must be neat.
TR 2-503s. from IL 30 a m 10 II
3 m
COLORED rooms. refined couple
and a respectable gentleman kitchen
privileges, mr. Packard's TR l.72ss
COLORED Neatly furnished room
for refined gentleman excellent trans.
portation. TY 7-4s42
COLoRED girls 20 share room good
transportation. respectable home.
TO $500
COLoRED Room FOR clean. quiet
sober gentleman. no privileges. Ma
Og27.
COLORED. couple Or single nice
room. good transportation II 1850.
COLORED-Ro Room for rent. middle.
aged couple TY $500
CoLORED man 10 share room with
twin beds TY 5-5067.
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STORE OPPORTUNITY

Na'i1nai'y-knpwn corporation rTers
npportuni'F 20 capable individuals ~
operate and I'm exclusive stores pro
tected hv franchise privileges and
backed by aggressive advertising
campaign trUeUnrTe unneccssary
Complete training offered by rorp0-
ration. Investment requirement Ht
So 900 fGf merchandise Proof Hf
sICCe-sful operations nF ssfandghei
operators supplied upon request
Product ~ STAPLE necessity rlw tD3
postwar Merchandise I.erffI's
available Nttc BuX e-8t. bet it
Tines 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16


GRATlOT-S MILE SIC
Owner leaving city pfeWar c0o-
structlon brick 2 bedrooms gas
A e. heat fireplace rec r0gm
screens storm sash 2-Car EaraA
fenced yard 50 poo suhstanfI.i In
a HOLSTER
t'o7 Tas, > Nile T. 27753
GRATIoT EIGHT NILE SIC
Nice bedrooms fu'I affI. hnse.
nentl ~ " host screens q t.n, ~
10 can p1A - goo. .ursiantai r )NirA
BAL S0p\ NJ
IRWIN kiGHT = HINES INC, \
2ii0i GRhTiOT Pr sq1g
GRATioT NILE SIC
{ rooms ana both. st0rw WINDOW
screens large l0'. Tar .aysge
drive Sacrifice 50 500 casr \
HOLSTER. i4501 p SMle PL giOs
HARPER.s. Mile Sec Nice bed
room home immediate possso on
city transportation 81 $50 fun price
81. 500 down. Boyer Rsa Estate
20eii Harper Tt 2.ss20
HARRELI, OF Harper 3 rm cot.
tage. utility room Oh stove hea'
immediate possession. Cal George
Dests Pl 1900.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE ENcH.
HELEN Mr.. vernor, Z rms, steam.
Ifirsrlacss xaA Erb. p 2s5s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
BARGAINS

BAklfAINS
5 rooms. double construction; u
off pavement: Sl.i00 cash.
HUGO J HESsE. Realtor
1895 r. Eight Nile Rd AR &;
BARLOW. between rs Mile Rd
nniy years Old bedrooms. spa
for more iinette. tie bath. large /
TURNER a WILSON
l2sN East : Mile Pr II
EELVlDERE Nr Grat'ot. I'm
steam $4,000. terms. Fro, PL 2O'
CADILLAC $50 Large a room
furnace So 500. terms Carol.
90 1g99 Crafl0f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

WAYNE. NicHiGAN-N,w 2-osdr
full base. home ready 20 movs IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
BOB OTTO.
NEEDS 800 CARS

Cash Alw,y, on Ham"
Chevs.. 10 to ~ 5000 to 81 ass
Fords. '36 TO "a 200 to LASS
Plyms.. '3s to az 200 20 sos
Dodses. 30 to AZ. 225 to SOC
Pontises, IS to "a $50 10 SOC
Bucks. % 10 az 900 to $500
0ids. 30 to AZ $50 to ,64t
We Pay $50 to 500
More Than Others
NO 934s
1910 LIVERNOIS
CALL uS-ALL MAkE3-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

CoLoRED- 27i Horton: brick. II
IN. kitchenettes running water 5
rms baths. good income: 81 500
dn. Smedley 40 r. Warren. TE
1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAST

NEW DEVELOPMENT
80 FLA two bedroom homes: tue
bath. full basement $500 fun down
payment. BROKER. 1905 Mack IT,
2-e7iO open IN S.
ALTER Mr.. Mack. S rms, gar.
good condition: $3.50. Erb. PL 295S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

3 rms and bath stove heat. large
lot shade and fruit trees 50. 500.
81 200 down H0useman spitzley
Corp 23S5s Van Dyke. Center Line
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES
July 10, l94+-Psrt 4, p9. )
HOUSES ron sALE-EAsr

HOOVER RD = rooms. city water,
electricity chicken houses
broader house; acres the finest
garden soil fruit trees. $1,000.
Wiessr TT 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Kelly Rd., l04OI
ONLY $500 DOWN

Modern 2-Dedroom face brick home
81 900 down. FILA. St7 month. PR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

. COMPLETE REAL ESTATE sersire
seldom a Johnson. Inc Four Offices,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

100 CARS TO CHOOsF FROM
400 WOODWARD
FOR4 super ds luSs sedan coupe
~ fioteniine blue finish beautfU
Interior, reConditioned throughout
pfswsr tires radio hester. select ior
% ~ All body STYLES a. low a. SO
FLOYD RICE
FORD bEALER 1855 LIVERNOts
1897 FORD 80 SEDAN. S22s
r.. NJ. GREGORY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

CENTRAL Avenue 5 rms bath
lo' 30xlf5: good condition close 10
TANK plant So 600 only $500 On.
HUGO J HESSE REALTOR
22ul0 Van Dyke 81 $3.50
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

Ifhreibe,t, borte er raidbe S9ritte ois
bem aorrioor, Die Cir tpuroe baftil
aufseriiien uno -!Sol5er trat lei9e1
iblaB in 6as 3imuer. 49,.
@t6ringer erfannte ben Ionft f
rmbigen Weni6en fa1trt tpieber, e,
|idob tnitt,ettib bas 8inet inter oi
l1nterlaee r1nb trat ouf ben Badt
meiiter 5u.
9ieier bate Die Sire binter iid ee
| i6loii,n uno lebnte itd oaeegen, at
mete idtper unb ieine 2ippen bebten
bic redte San6 bate ct in Der 8rlf
perborgen, ite fbten ettpas frampfbaf
5u rmfaifsn.
@lbringer tpartete- rubie ab, ct be
gann au abnen, mas nun tomme1
ionte. gnoli6 offneten itd Die 5ufom
mengepreBten 2ippen oes 8o6tn1et
iters, ood feline Stinme ttane bon
tommen betier. sd tomme boz
SannD', erfodrte er, uite fagte mi
ioeben, mid ni9t beiraten, mir MIDI
aneeboren gu fonnen, neil ntdt i'd
es iei oen ite ltebe, ionoern sic, Ser
Ntitneilter; i9 foumne olio, sic 81
fragen, pas sic nun 5u tun ge6en
fen."
uSSSbr Berlobnis lit alio gel0lt?'
| fradte GG0rtnder, bemirht. ruhtQ Al
Ipre9en.
~5onnp bat ibr 8ort 5urideenom
men, 90 6i6 gebe lte nibt ouf."
~Benn 6as Md6den iein 8ort 5u
riidnabm, lit es ni6t mebr SIR
8raut, uno Sic baben fein Ge6t
MIDI nad meinen abit6ten gu fra
gen."
sd geba Sonnp ni6t ouf'', iagt
Der Soloat bortn6die, ,unb penn 81
undergraduate Mbltbten baben iolltet1
BIN td getpillt, sic einfa6 5uiummen
5uibieBen."
@raf- @l0ringer NOR geraoe alGsi1
inn @ouie, bic StraBe NOR ausgeltor
ben, uno ser 8o6tn1eIter oHenba
3lun 9leuBerlten entI6loiien. @lorin
ger fiiblte gun5 gut, oaB 'ar ni6t al
Hittmei1ter Oem @adtmeilter, Ion0er5
oaB er ols Otann oem Weanne gegen
iiberItebe, uno batte oie @roBnut, Die
an3uarfennen.
,,Wiilen Sic, ooB 0os MG69e
l6on in aller 2eute Wunoe iit?" mur
melte Ser erregte iunge Mann 3tpii6e
Den 5ulammengebiiienan 3abne1
man er5ablt 1i6 0inge, i6 tonn 5an
ny oufgeben, penn es ibr @1iid Il
aber i6 fann's ni6t erragen, tie b
trogen gu leben; 1penn Sic oas Md<
6en beiraten 1pollen, Damn trete Il
5uriid menn es Sbnen aber nur Ut
cine 2iebelei gu tun lit, oann i6isB
i6 sic nieber."
Die Stn1mne oes iungen Sol6t
ten i6ien 5u bre6en, uno @raf gl(
ringer Iob NIT einam Sntereiie, 81
ni6t fret BON Giibrlng mar, auf ii
bernieoer. 0ie leioenlhaftli6e Qua
Die aus oen 3ugen oes iungen War
mes lprad, batte ielbit Elm Ser5 DO
Stein ermei6en niiiien, uno @mil
&er3 mar ni9t bon Stein, biel ebe
bon 8a6s. gr bate ME ettpas 10 Il,
|lpriinglibes, 10 uebertpdltigenoes g
iehen. nIs nie Qiehe hes il1naen On
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
RittpDd, ben 20. @eptember 1914

ISie bdben ei1ten NeooIber IN Der 9o.
Iide, e11tlaoen Sic oenIeIben ooer aper.
fen Sic i'm bier gum Geniter btnaus,
oonn tueroe i6 NIT Sbnen reoen; 10.
lonee Sic mir Die gelaoeue 8affe
enteegenbalten, Dertpeigere i6. ie6e
9ntuort.'
Ser 8adtneiter fori6te mibtrau-
| ii6 in ben 3iieen ieines 8orgeietten,
oisie trugen ben 9lus6rud rubtger
SelbItbeberrI6une; 1o aog ct nit ait.
ternoer Sano oen 9febolber aus Der
8ruit uno banoiete i'm" @Iorineer
Elm.
Dieier entluo i'm, Ieste i'm auf
oen Slid neben itd uno iid oann su
Solaer tpenoenb, ioete er feit uno
oeutlid: SD se6enfe 6os DeG66en
gu beiraten, Sic tonnen eeben."
Die nnterrsoung bate taum flint
Mtnuten geoauert uno tein MenI9
abnte, 6aB Der 8a9tmeiiter an ie-
nem Na6mittage in gloringers 3im.
mer gepeisn. Sdon om nG9lten Mor-
gen tuuroe es betan1t, oaB Der bril-.
lonte Hittmeiiter ltb Die fd0ne 8o6t.
neiiterstodter CUR 9ral,t ertp6blt ia.
be; 6os 9ufIeben, tpel9es 6ieie &un~
oe beruria6te, erltredte 1i9 melt iiber
Die @ren5en Der Stdot9ens binaus,
uno ols nod einiser Belt - @mil
batte aIas in 8etpegung eefest, Inn
Iein 3iel 10 i9neu ols mogli9 5,& er-
rei6en - Die ertlesten 8erponoten
Die offi5iene Mitteilung bon Der bon-
5ogensn germdblung erbielten, fano
ieoer @loringer, er lei es ft9 idulie,
ben entarteten 10 bon altGnoie aus lei.
ner @rinnerung gu itrei9en, als babe
betier iiberboupt nid)t eriltiert.
gn1iI tpar Dor gblauf oes Sonie-
monoes nidt 5ur 8eltnnung gefom>
men, in Sen 8ergen uno Edlern ser
56pei5 botte er MIR 5annps tuun6er-
6are> beriifsn0e S6onbeit geleben,
ober pieoer in feline &reiie 5uriidge-
febrt, fam er gum 8etpuBtiein, 6aB
Ser 8elib OieIes i9onen 8aibes oo6
Inn einen gu boben Brais ertauft NOR,
oen NOR.
Seine Srou beIaB 5tpar auBer ibrer
56onbeit nod mande f6abenstparte
gigneI6aft, lie tpar gut, mabr unO
ibrem @atten treu ergeben, aber 1ie
par ni6t bilbungsfobig un6 abgeIeben
bon ibren forperli9en &ei5en eigent-
li6 Elm iebr unbeoeutenoes @el60pf.
el6ringer, Ger INNER ertrabagant
getpeien, begann nun lein @al6 nit
pollen San0en binaus5utperfen, er lieB
Sonny oie fo1tbarlt item Soiletten BON
Poris fommen, Die iie niht 5u tragen
oerItan0; er taufte ibr pra6tbolle
Heitpferoe> oie 81 beiteigen ite ft6
fiir6tete, nmgab iie nit oem raffi::
nierte item 2urus in Ser eitlen Soft
nung, iie 5ur 9mns 5u ntaden, aber
al feline 8emiibunsen blieben gana er.
folglos.
9ead einisen Sabren 10 to1en
Ereibens iab 9fittmetiter @lorinser
iid enoli6 ee5tpunesn, ben 9ienit 5u
quittieren; NIT Silfe alter Sreunoe
erbielt er 5tpar cine 3ibilanfellune,
aber iein Sang gum Spiel lieB i'm
Ai,go hnIS tniaAor norIioren or Sonf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20

folete, man belab ltf) oe1 nelien Sea-
merooen, brittle feline idlonte @eitolt,
Die f9onen 3iige, als ertp1re man
bic @bancen feines @rfolees, bod
plos1id idien cine anoers @eitolt nor
oen Iugen Der Sriifen0en uuf5utau-
den, uno Der 9fittmeiiter mar 6er er-
lite, Der 5apaifeln6 6en &opf i9iitte1te.
~Die 8ette lit i'm poraus oerIos
rem, rtef er.
~Wog fem, tuer bon gud lit BE-
reit, ite 5u ba1ten?"
gloringer meinte es offenbor ernIt
NIT ietnem oGri6lage, 1m6 mad elmer
fur5en Debatte mar 6ie S,trnme feftae>
Iiest un6 Die @etta inn Notisbud oes
Rtttmeiiters eingetrogen.
slls gmil am ndditen Sage SannD
Bool erblidte, fanb er, oob oie ao>
merooen ni6t 5ubieI bon ibr gs1ogt.
Beoer in Den @iener 5olons nod
binter BEN &uliiien Der 8iener &beo-
ter batte ar cine 10 fotriglide @eItolt,
10 tpunoerbor ountle @ugen uno &ao<
re, 10 perlengleide 3dbnben ge1eben.
Oos unternebmen gatponn 1ofort
debnfaden &ei5 fir i'm, no6oem er
ieoo6 oas Serrain ionoiert bate, er-
fannte er, oaB groBe &lugbeit gsboten
| lei.
Sm Iugenblid eeb0rte Gonnps
Ser5 ieoenfalls Dem iungen, tpetter>
gebrGl,nten 8odtmaiiter, Dem iie 1if
i6on Dor 5tuei Sabren berIobt batte,
tie 1dien etne tuarme, tpenn au6 lei
oenf6oftsloie 3uneigung fir i'm gu
begen, uno man muBte ii6 untpiu=
tiirli9 Iagen, oaB 2eioeni6oft oieIen
tloren brarnen Ausen, oieier boben
@eltolt NIT 6en rubigen 8etpegung,n
tpobl ilberbaupt fremo lei.
E}ebr als Elm balber O9onot Ders
glng, bebor @loringer oen er1ten bar>
mlrrten 8ltf> oos erlte @rr0ten tom
ltatleren fonnte, oo6 ungen6tet oie-
lSe @rfolges sntging e5 ieineln erfob=
renen Iu9e nidt, 0oB Die 560ne
nod melt entfernt lei, li6 ouf @nooe
uno ungnaoe 81 ergeben.
9aS gur15e Oifi5isrsforps, ia BEL
nobe gan5 3iegeIbeGm apor ouf Ser
2ouer, eS Wor Oo6 ni6t m0gli9, bob
er, Der Derlpobnte 2iebling ser 8ie-
ner @elalli6aft, bel 0ie1enn 8adt=
meilterSt06tcrIein Gdiffbrub leioet
ioIlte?
Go6 es m6brte ni6t Iange, unl
1etn triumph muroe ibm our Nebe11.
la6e; Ger Monot par poriiber, oie
Wette getponnen, oas Steubi6ein be.
miQigt, oem nod mon6es unoere
folgtea ober gloringer, ser in Der
ang2n Ser 8elt als untpioerIteblihe1
eroberer 9olt, fiiblte lt6 ielbit oIS
Be1tegter, fiiblte, 0aB er ouf oen
Bnnfte itebe, BEN &opf gu perlieren
, 0enn es gob Womente, oo er fir iei.
men Gerltano 5itterno, lt6 auf ernit
li6en Seiratsgebonfen ertoppte, oiI
ibm ionlt nod bel feiner groberun(
au6 nur i'm entfsrntelten in Sen 5inn
gefonrmen maren. l1no S6ulo 6arar
mar nienano anoers oIs @adtmei
tier Sol5er, Ser sic &rilis berbeige
fiibrt.
Ote1er ruhiu,. ettpns InndInm hpn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-20
Gttte
9orft6ntgtn
q. Gortiekuna)

Robanerieoffi5ier getueIen, feline lei.
oe,,fdaftlide 2isbe our Sogo bate
i'm nad England gefiibrt, bon no ct
ftd cine reide, bodeeborene @attin
ntitbradte. tpelde, nadoem iie linn
einen Sobn un6 etns Eo9ter eeidentt,
eeItorben mar.
Ser Graf iiberlebte lie Inn odt Sab
re uno batte nod bic Greuoe, ietne
Eodter eldn5en6 neriorgt 5u .ieben,
in6em iie ii@ einem Wanne bon Ser
mSgen uu6 NIT einem beinabe in oas
groue altertum rei6enben Stamm>
boume bernablte.
Sein Sobn @onil tpar nod unbers
beiratet, bod modte oies 0em alten
Serrn &petter feline Sorgen, fonnte
bod ber iunee @rof, Sont ieinem
gl6naenoen &euBern uno Nameu, In.
ter alien Fo6tern oes Sobobels tpdb>
Len, tpenn i'm Die Suit iiberfam, ltb
ins @beiod gu beugen. emil idien ie'
ood 6urdal1s nift eetpiat, ieine 6reis
belt fobalb fdon uuf3ugeben. Dem
0on Suan oer 8iener @eleai6oft bot
Oos 2eben 5upiel oes &ei5es, uno -
obtpobl nidt ouf Dem gleiden @sbiete
fonnte er iid ood gleid aleranoer
Oem @roBen riibmen, nod ME ges
iblagen tporoen 5u iein.
Gin 1dipa6es @6o Iaines &ufes
als Ser3ensfreiler tuar ielbIt Bis na6
3iegelbeim georungen uno gab one
fiibnen, iibermiitig ge5ei6netsn 8il-
bern, oie er BEL ienem Nntunftsfelte
Don Ser 8iener @eeIa16oft enttporf,
einen gan5 beionOeren &e5. geodbem
CT iein Iuoitorium 9eniigenO begiltrt
bate, be9onn er 6lt fragen: u8ie
ltebt es Inn oie l(nterbaltung in 3ie=
gelbeim unb bor alien I'M be1len
Sbonbciten ?"
,,gSir buben oercn nur cine ein5ige
SIT ber6eidnen", onhuortete ein jun
ger 2eutnant, ,OoS lit Sannp 8ool." !"
uS4d! l1nb ner lit oiele 5done?"
,,Die Godter 1lnIere5 oltelten
SSa6tmei1ters, elm WoroSmaoelu aber
leioer unobbar."
,8ieio? SIT Ger 9llte 10 ein @ii-
tcri6?"
,,Nein, oas Maoden ielb1t lit oas
$0inoernis.
y56eint aus @is eefornt', rief
Der anoere.
,Hein - aus Sol5", brunr1nte Elm
anOerer, offenbar beioe abgelpielene
9rlperbar.
u0as @is fam gum 56nel5en>
oas Sol5 gum 8rennen eebro6t >per>
oen'', lodte @loringer; uid) tperoe
mir erlouben, mid Der iprooen S6o>
nen morgen Dor5ul ltellen."
sd rate Dir, es bleiben 5u lailen,
Glbrineer'', mari elmer ser 9fittmei>
iter Elm, ,;1pir boben uns i6on mebr
ooer tpeniger alle sic Singer ber>
bronnt, bas Mdbben lit gu gut gu
enem Spae ,no tpeiB es gon5 ges
nau."
Sat ieunano Suit gu elmer Bette ?''
ladte @lorineer uno fiiete ernitbaft
bin3u: sd bin bereit, ieoe 8ette
ein5ueeben. bob, bepor Elm Monat
Ing 2an6 segangen lit, Grdulein Ba6l
. 4
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Miss Brake Weds
Mr.. FHsselL

Miss Katherine Aspinwall Brake,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Frederick
William Brake of Chevy Chase, be-
came the bride yesterday of Mr..
Milton Howard Fussell of Phlladel-
phia, son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Howard RUSSELL. The Rev.
DR.. Clifford Homer Richmond off,
ciated at the ceremony, which took
place at 4 o'clock in the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church in the
presence Of only the brides parents
and the wedding party.
Escorted and later given in mar
riage by her father, the bride wore
a two-piece frock of gold velyeteen
made with a peplum and trimmed
with jewel buttons and a matching
calot edged with a short veil Her
corSage bouquet was of green
orchids.
Mrs, Perrin Holmes Lowrey, the
matron of honor, wore a two-piece
frock of green wool crepe made like
that of the bride, with a matching
veil-trimmed calot. and her corsage
bouquet was of deep-toned yellow
roses.
Mr. George Fox Corse of Phila-
delpia was best man for Mr. Fussell.
Following their wedding trip. the
bride and bridegroom will reside at
$50 Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1944-10-18
|lndomitable Spirit
!Of China Praised
By club Speaker
BY Gretchen Smith.

The indomitable spirit of China,
carrying on constructive building
program and striving to unite the
nation in democratic ways Of think
ing despite eight years of war, was
praised by Miss Jean Lyon of the
Chinese News Service in an in
formal talk before the Womens Ma
tional Press Club yesterday.
Miss Lyon, who returned to this
country two weeks ago after an
eight-month visit to China, where
her headquarters were Chungking,
came from her New York office to
bring her message of China's courage
and its needs to Washington news
paperwomen and their guests.
Americans grumbling over trans
portation difficulties, rationing and
other wartime discomforts might
we'll blush with shame to hear Miss
Lyon describe the sacrifices of the
Chinese.
There is no gas for civilian use, no
spare parts for repairing cars, few
vehicles of any kind, and transporta-
ton from Chungking to other parts
Of the nation is sort of hit and
miss" affair. she said.
It took Miss Lyon two days to
travel to village not far from the
Chinese capital, a journey which she
made in haphazardly constructed
"bus" Of wood, built on an old
American automobile chassis, with
accommodations limited to a few
passengers.
Mail trucks are a favorite means
OF transportation, Miss Lyon said,
if one is fortunate enough to obtain
a seat, which is either with the
driver or on mail bag.
Even some of the most important
officials in outlying districts Travelled
to Chungking IN a mail truck" she
said. Frequently, they had made
reservations two weeks in advance"
This and other instances of hard
ships suffered by the Chinese were
cited by Miss Lyon as typical of the
everyday life of the Chinese.
Despite seven years of war, the
Chinese are able to build schools,
irrigate farm lands and construct
better roads, she added.
Il spoke to field workers and high
officials and all have the same spirit
of determination to carry on" she
said But it is of the most tremen-
dous urgency that this war end for
the Chinese soon," she concluded.
The eighth year of the war will be
immeasurably harder than the
seventh"
Among those attending the lunch
con were David Lee. chief of the
Washington bureau of the Central
News Agency of China; Maurice Liu
of the Central News Agency of
China, and Chen Yih. chief of the
Washington bureau of the Chinese
News Service.
Edith GAYLORD, president. presided
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Alpha Phi Plans
Founders D0v Feast

Approximately so members of the
Washington Alumnae Chapter, Alpha
Phi Fraternity, will bring Christmas
gifts for servicemen to a banquet
celebrating Founders Day at $50
pm. Friday in the E street YWCA
Center.
Mrs. William H. Hutchinson, in
ternational vice president and di-
rector of districts, will discuss the
fraternity's latest war project plan
ned at recent Executive Board
meeting in Chicago. Through the
Chaplains' Service Corps, Alpha Phis
all over the country will furnish
recreational material to service
men in isolated posts over the
world. The corps has already re-
ceived a check of 1880 from the
fraternity. Among the things pur-
chased with it have been phono-
graphs, records and musical in
struments.
Evening star., 1944-10-18
Obera Benefit

Mrs. Roosevelt has accepted the
invitation of the Federal Employees
Recreation Council to be patroness
for the series of three operas that
the council is sponsoring this week
end at Constitution Hall when the
San Carlo Company, Fortune Gallo,
founder and managing director, will
present Aida" Friday. Carmen
Saturday and La Traviata' Sunday
evenings at $50 o'clock.
All three operas are selling very
well with the first two nearly sold
out and the third giving indications
of joining them. The Snow Con-
cert Bureau, 1108 G NV, handles
the tickets. Mr.. Robert j. Holmes,
president of the Federal Employees
Recreation Council, hopes to realize
substantial funds from this brief
opera season to be used in increasing
recreational facilities for girls and
men in the II Government depart
ments associated in the council.
Evening star., 1944-10-18

The wedding of Miss Dorothy
May Vert, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy
Hamilton of this city and Sergt
Thomas F. Vert, on duty overseas,
to Mr.. Bryan Walters, son of Mrs
Harry J Lochner of Washington and
the late Mr.. Bryan Walters. took
place last evening at 8 o'clock in the
chapel OF Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church, the Rev. DR.. John W.
RuStin officiating at the candlelight
ceremony.
Given in marriage by her brother,
Pvt. Thomas F. Vert, the bride wore
white faille gown with a veil and
carried a prayer book. She was
attended bv Mrs. William House as
matron of honor, who wore a rose
color faille gown with a matching
Juliet cap and carried a bouquet of
vari-colored autumn flowers, and by
Mrs Thomas E. Vert and Miss Mar
garet Hill.
Corpl. Anson H. Roberts was best
man for Mr.. Walters and the ushers
were Mr.. Hiram o. Bioby. Mr. Avery
j: winchester ard Mr.; William G.
Waldron.
The newly married couple will
reside at 3400 B street Sc