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Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
she She SHOPS
cash IlkI and CARRY"
Without Painful Backache

Many sufferers relieve nagging backachs
quickly, once they discover that the real
cause Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF tak-
ing the excess acids and waste out Of ths
blood. They help most people pass about q
pints day.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood, h
may cause nagging backaehe, rheumatic palms,
leg pains, loss Of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling, puhiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness. Frequent or scanty
passages with smarting and burning some
times shows there 10 something wrong with
your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
40 years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes hush out poison
Gus waste from youT blood Get uoaC's Pils
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
India Cleared
Of Last Big
Japanese Force

Continued from Page y
TO Allied forces in India and north
ern Burma.
The main body of Allied troops
pursuing the japanese 14th army
units crossed the Burma border on
the Tiddim road yesterday, the
spokesman said, and advanced two
miles southWards.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued from Page ID
which Ed Sallee gives her from
tlme to time. And no wonder.
Last winter he took a box TO the
office where she was working. When
she opened it there was live turtle
inside. She shrieked and howled
like all possess ed. He followed that
with box containing a live rabbit.
Several months passed without
any startling contributions from
Sallee. Wednesday he took another
box to Greggsies office. She re-
fused to have anything to do with
it and begged Helen Hawk to open
it.
Taking her life in her hands,
Helen gingerly pried off the lid.
Both girls expected at least boa
constructor or a panther. Greggsie
slowly edged up to the box and
peered fearfully inside.
Inside rested four innocent if
Odorife rouS onions.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
SEEKS DIVORCE

Billie Jack Cowan Thursday filed
suit for divorce from Betty Ann
Cowan and asked for custody of
their children aged eight, four and
two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
Flame Thr0Wers,
Tanks Smear
Fleeing Enemy
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
beaded the Allied landings, the spe-
cial communique said.
Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson.
supreme Allied commander in the
announced in his
third communique of the invasion
that enemy resistance. though light,
has not been as slight as at first
thOught"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
Continued from PAGE ID

A1OAANAAAAACa AAOAAA tN6N -
to him by Mrs. Mildred Standlee,
county probation officer.
Mrs. Satndlee said she is repeat
edly called by indignant neighbors
to take charge of children left alone
at night while their mothers are
out running around with men or
amusing themselves in night clubs
or bars. Some of these children,
she said, don't have enough to eat,
not because there is no money pro-
yided to buy fooo but because their
mothers spend the money for some
thing else or don't prepare the food
I'VE took five children ranging
from 10 to two years of age to the
juvenile home in one night not long
ago" Mrs. Standlee said, when
neighbors heard them crying in the
night. They were alone in a little,
filthy shack and ha6l nothing to
eat. Their mother gets around $160
a month in allotment money from
the government. She had used the
money for other things instead of
buying food and getting E decent
place for her children to live.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
ROY PLAYS MOTHER

The oldest chile is boy 10. He
has been doing his best to cook
for his little brothers and sisters
and take care of them. The To-
year-old boy told me he never would
live with his mother again. l asked
him why. He said his mother had
too many sailors come to our house
to stay"
Mrs. StanClee had the mother in
juvenile court to see if something
could be done to get her to take
better care of the children and set
them a better example. She pointed
out to the mother that the children
certainly should not be left alone
SO near a big drain ditch. She
Quoted the mother as saying care
lessly, They cont fall in it.
In the course of her investigation
Mrs .Standlee found that the
mother frequently left the children
alone at noon and did not return
Imperial Valley press., 1944-08-17
Could This Be?

Could This Be?
why do people stay in Imperial
Valley in the summer?" a friend
asked Police Patrolman Roy Gillett
while perSpiring freely. III tell
you said Gillett, who passes for an
old-timer This is the only place
where you can sweat without work
ing"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23

We know everything cant be as you d like ii - to feel it's a truly MERRY CHRISTMAS. But each of us still has much to be grateful for = especially for the right to worship as we please in this land of freedom
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-12-23

|d
 'rier!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
pamatni still " Memorial
HALF " Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Md,
ID. riina 1914.

V sobotu, 80. zarf 1914 Co.
lionel Arthur F. Fischer, G.. S.
U. S. Army sezval Direction
Board" ku prohl1dce a oslave
krasne prace ma kterou on sam
daroval drevo (totiz kus stro-
mu) kdyz dlel ma Filipinskych
ostrovech roku 1897 a zaslal
jej do U. S. Naval Academy v
Annapolis. Toto drevo Sc ime-
nuje Nara and Ebony, neco
zvlastn1ho, lezelo enpovsimnu-
to celych 7 rokG aniz by ne
kdo vedel a tusil, re jest pro
neco dobre a co sc z neho MI
re udelat.
"a. kvetna mel schdzi "Di-
rection Board" a tam bylo ma
vrhovano lecos o tom drevu az
prisli ma myslenku, zavolati
prvnf trfdy truhlare, ktery tam
pracuje, ably jim fekl zda-li by
Sc to Ebonov6 drevo nehodilo
pro still jake oni by 81 prali /:
Navrh byl prijat a praci do
stall do rukou mas znamy kra-
jan p. Frank Senger, 1923 E.
Monument ST., ktery z neho
sam rucne umelecky vyrobil
vykladany still pri d6lce LA
palcG a Stree 81 a tlusty 21a
palcG, a vazf 2 tuny, a ktery
vystaven jest ku prohlfdce v
Memorial Hall, Naval Acade-
my, Annapolis, Md.
Pan Senger byl velice pre-
kvapen kdyz predstaven byl
celemu "Boardu' a p. superin-
.tendent u. S. Naval Academy
r. Wirth osobne mu gratu-
loval k tax ciste provedene
praci. Ma to ujal Sc slova Co.
lionel Arthur F.. Fischer, ktery
pTftomen byl S jeho PAM a pra-
vii: "Pane Sengre, tento still
je ten nejkrasnejsf, co jsem
kdy videl a projel jsem jiz &C.
~ svet". Pr tom stiskl mu ru-
ku a pTal mu mnoho zdaru a
stest1 a tim byla slavnost skon-
cena a still byl odhalen.
Krajane kteTf pojedete do
Annapolis, zajedte do Memo
rial Hall a shlednete ten kras-
ny pamatnf still zhotoveny &C.
chem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Slovenske Narodni Sdruzenf

Dude predvad6ti film v D6lnic-
KEN Dome, rob Madison a Rose
ulic v nedeli, %. Tfjna v 1880
vecer. Take uslysfte prvotrid-
nfho Tecn1ka cd Politickeho
Akcnfho Vyboru, ktery promIu-
vi We prospech zvoleni presi-
denta Franklina D. Roosevelta
a mfstopresidenta Trumana.
Pc programu Dude vesela
zabava pTi zname dobre hud-
be o. Jana Svitaka. Obcerstve-
nj a zakusky.
Cisty vyt6zek Dude venovan
Ceskoslovenskemu Cervenemu
Krizi. PTisla hodina, kdy mu-
sine pomahati nasemu okra-
den6mu a zotrocenemu lidu.
Apelujeme ma vsechny Slova-
ky a Cechy by navstfvili tento
podnik, kterym pom1zeme bu-
dovati americkou demokratic-
kou vladu, a novozrozen6 Re-
publiky Ceskoslovenske. Bude
dobrovolna sbfrka We prosp6ch
Csl. Cerveneho Kffze.
NashledanOu
S. l.. Sebo, pTedseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
HODINOVA
v OSADE
SV.

Minulou ned6li, Is. rfjna pri
slavne velke msi svate o p1l
jedenacte zapocala ctyriceti
hodinova poboznost-v Chramu
Pane Sv. Vaclava. Pr1vodu
z1castnili Sc uniformovane
spolky a skolni dftky.
Poboznost tato ukoncena
byla v 1tery vecer o pGl osm6
Sc slavnostnfm prGvodem, KITE
rehoz sc zucastnilo osadnf a CT
II duchovenstvo a bratri, uni
formovane spolky a skolnf dit
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Krajanka kmotrou lode spu-
Stsne " u. S. Coast Guard lode
nici ma Curtis Bay.

Minulou sobotu konalo sc
~spustenf lode "Topawa" v U.
S. Coast Guard lodenici ma
Curtis Bay. Cestny 1kol kmo-
try byl sveren krajance PAM
Frantisce KGskove, ktere jake
dr1zicka spolu1cinkovala jeji
sestTenice slecna Marie Bittner
z Church ulice.
Manuel kmotry p. Frank KGs-
ka jest jednfm z ceskych del
Mkt kterf v teto lodenici pra-
cujf. Manzele K1skovi bydl1
v elsie 5423 Wasina Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
DIVADLO.

Milovnfky ceskeho divadla
dovolujeme 81 upozorniti, re
Ochotnicky Spolek sv. Vacla-
va zahajf letosnf sezonu velmi
peknou hrou "A odpust nam
nase viny' v nedeli, dne 20.
T1jna v 7:30 cecer v Auditoriu
skoly sv. Vaclava ma Colling-
ton Avenue.
Ponevadz v ty dny pripada 26.
Vyrocf Zalozen1 Republiky &C.
skoslovenske, Sdruzen1 Csl.
Spolk1 provede kratkou vzpo-
mfnkovou oslavu pred zahaje-
MIN divadla.
Krajane n~ezapomente, re to
Dude v nedeli, 20. f1jna a pTfjd'
tie v poctu CO MONA nejv6tS1m :
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Radna schIze Sdruzeni Cesko.
slovenskych SpolkH dnes!

Sdruzen1 Ceskoslovenskych
SpolkG Dude konati svoji rad
nou schGzi dnes v patek, 20.
TIjna We skole Augustine Her
mana v 8 hodin vecer. Zadaj1
sc vsichni zastupci a zastup-
kyne by Sc do schGze dostavili.
Vsichni clenov6, kterf proda-
vail vstupenky ma Bazaar Sc
snazne zadajf by tyto vyrovna-
Ii co MONA nejdrive!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
MA NAVSTEVE.

Krajan pan Anton Janda z
Chicago meska 3 tydny v Bal
timore u sveho bratra p. Ed
warda Jandy, I'll N. Milton
Ave. Je zde ma navsteve pff-
buznych a znamych, pc KITE
rych sc mu zastesklo. V Chi
cagu vlastnil nocnf klub, ale
kdyby sc mu zde neco hodilo,
MONA re by Sc v Baltimore u
sadil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20

Krajane, nezapomente prij1-
ii tuto nedeli, %. r1jna do klu-
bovny Prvn1ho Ceskeho Demo
kratickeho Klubu Z. wardy,
838 N. Chester ST. ma So. W.
rocn1 Bull Roast. J1dla a pitt
Dude hojnost, tax jake ma po-
sv1cen1! DobTe sc tam pobavl-
tie mezi znamymi krajany. "a
catek v l bod. odpol. Konec
hodG v 6 hod. vecer. Vstupne
$500 i S dan1. Kazdy jest ST.
decn6 ivan!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20

J0OnOUd T.. >. "A. - u0JSCdTSl
bratrska a sesterska podpurna
jednota v Americe - ktera pc
vice neil 80 rokI slouz1 zaj-
Mum naseho lidu, test Sc velike
oblibe nasi mladeze. V stale
vetsfm a vetsim meritku ziska-
vani jsou nasi mlad1 Tide "a
cleny teto ceske jednoty.
Jednotou G. S. A. bylo jiz
pred lety uznano, re cesko-
americka mladez ma sve poza-
davky, kterym nutno vyhoveti
mali z kruhG teto mladeze BY
tt nahrazen ztraceny zdroj no.
veho clenstva uZavren1m pfi-
stehovalectv1 re stare vlasti.
Byly tedy zakladany rady S
jednaci reel americkou, KITE
rych nynf v jednote stava vice
jak jedno sto. V techto radech
schazi Sc nase mladez, ably We
sve materske americke Teci
jednala O zalezitostech svych
TadG a O takove cinnosti a pod
nikach, ktere mladez zaj1maj1
a kterych Sc tato rada sucast-
nuje.
V tom ohledu jednota 6. S.
A. je nasim mladym lidem vse-
NONE napomocna, nejenom pc
STRANGE financn1, ale i tim, re
ponechava mladezi volnou ru-
ku v zarizeni sve cinnosti.
Hlavnf zajem nas1 mladeze
ovsem venovan je cinnosti spor
town., a v r1znych strediskach
jednoty poradany jsou pravi-
define souteze a zapasy spor-
town., ktere test sc zajmu tech
to mladych lidf.
V jednote G. S. A. stava celia
rada uvadej1cfch Get, ktere We
lice malebne a imposantne pG-
sobi pri rnznych s~lavnostech
jednoty, jak pri uvadenf no
vych clen1, tax i svymi pocho-
dovymi vykony.
V jednote 6. S. A. najde ma
Sc mladez pfilezitost k uplat-
neni vsech svych schopnostl a
ku uskutecnen1 vsech svych
snah. Zde skyta Sc nasl mia
def prilezitost navazati pfa-
telske styky S jinymi mladymi
lidmi, ktere mali pro ne veil
kou cenu jejich budoucim
zivote.
Vast synove a dcery jiste
najdou mnoho zajlmaveho v
einnosti, nasich mladych fadu
dejte jim prilezitost spolecne S
jinymi cesko-americkymi no.
chy a devcaty Sc stykati.
Prihlaste je "a cleny Van
blizkych anglickych rad1 jed
noty &. S. A. Pine informace
o jednote, O jejfch pojistkach
a O jejf cinnosti dostane Sc
yam bez jakychkoli zavazku z
vasi strany, kdyz zaslete pos
town. listek ma adresu:
Rad Blank {. 1O1, v Sokolovne,
Rad Jaroslav z DUDE, c. 154 v
Delnickem Dome,
Rad Baltimore, SIG n. Rose ST.,
Anglicky Rad Free State No.
428, v Sokolovne.
Rad v Curtis Bay:
Rad August1n Herman, c. 156,
Sokolovna, Curtis Bay.
Rad v Belcamp:
Lidice els. 456
neb Organisatora:
Frank J. Cizek,
Little Ferry, New Jersey.
Ucinte tax bez odkladu.
Prihlaste svou mladez do
rad 6. S. A. v tonic jubilejnim
roce Jeff zasluzne cinnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20

Frantiska Cermak, Johanna
Ocasek, Josefa K1ska.
Vsem darcGm patti mas sr-
decny dix a zda-li jsme neko-
no opomenuly, zadame "a pro-
minutl.
Jmena darkyn, ktere ode
vzdaly pecivo p1. Rob a pf. Rys
oznam1me pr1ste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
CviSeni Stare Gardy

zapocne opet prfstf ctvrtek,
26. bTezna v 8 hodin vecer v
Sokolovne. Kazdy KIDD 81 chce
trochu zacviciti prijG!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Celkem
$4,000

Rodina Jakuba Vitakova da-
rovala krasne a velice cenne
veci, ktere kazdy navstevnik
ceskoslovenskeho stanku obdi-
voval a to byly rucne malova-
ne v narodn1ch barvach 3 O.
zdobne tace, 3 schranky ma sill
a It's malovanych srdicek.
DalS1 krasna srdicka malo-
vail: pan Karel Zahradka 80
a pan Karel Krejcik z Curtis
Bay lit.
Name mezi Mani opravdove
umelce ma ktere m1zem byt
hrdi zvlaste ma slecnu MaTen-
ku Vitakovou.
V Ceskoslovenskem Bazaro-
VEN programu bylo nedopatre-
MIN opomenuto ~vytisknut1
jmen nekolika pracovnlk1 z
Belcamp a sice: p1. Ulehla, pf.
Volc1k a p. OhnGtka. Chime
dodatecne oznamen1 prostred-
nictv1m Telegraph" a zadame
o laskave prominut1.
Vecne dairy:
Mr. "a Mrs. Haughton, Sr. z
Annapolis: Is tumbling black
sets, l tucet sachet baskets, l
tucet lapel dolls, 1 tucet pin
holders, 5 ladies handkerchiefs
l baby set, l doll set, 5 part
bottles, 1 par Baby mittens,
2 buffet sets, 4 sets pot hold
ers, cream and sugar bowl,
l set hot pads.
Mrs. Ekr z Essex, 6 hacko-
vanych paskI ma kapesn1ky
Mrs. A. J.. Hilscher (Florist)
2 kvetiny; Mrs. Jarosik, hac-
kovany scarf; Mrs. F. Obzut,
detskou hackovanou cepicku;
Mrs. A. Kardian, 8 vysfvane O.
zdobne rucnfky; Mrs. R. Legro
1 set pot holders; Mrs. F. Hell
duk, hackovany obraz; Mrs.
L. Dinka, 2 hackovane krajky
a l ozdobu ma kabat.
Oprava:- Omylem bylo "a
neseno Cd Mrs. Selig, 5 vysiva-
nych rucnikG, melo byti 6.
Slovenske zeny ktere daro-
valy pecivo ma Bazaar:
Mrs. S. Moravec, Mrs. M.
Jenko, Mrs. R. Ohrablo, Mrs.
A. Stranovski, Mrs. M. Krajco-
vic, Mrs. M. Cichi, Mrs. T. Ha-
vran, Mrs. J. Kopecny, Mrs.
A. Blahus, Mrs. A. Cmero,
Mrs. M. Ros, Mrs. Sulik, Mrs.
IL. Zivicki, Mrs. M. Salaba,
Mrs. M. Michalisko, Mrs. j.
Sloboda, Mrs. R. Volner, Mrs.
E. Vanek, Mrs. S. Halenar,
Mrs. S. Zubalik, Mrs. M. Jan
ola, Mrs. p. Smolek, Mrs. j..
Kralik, Mrs. S. Serdehel, Anna
Purgat.
Pecivo ma Bazaar darovaly:
P1. Anna siroky, 6 tuctn ko-
lackG; p1. Josefa Jindra, IL
tuctG kolack1; p1. Marie Will
kens, II tuctG kolackI; p1.
Matylda Engelhard, 10 tuct1
kolackG a koblih; p1. Anna
smrha, Az tuctI kolacky; p1.
Blazena Otcenasek, kolacky;
p1. Antonio Marek, IL tuctd
kolack1; p1. Marie Senger,
kolacky; pf. Otilie Martinez,
4 tucty kolack6 a 3 libry ma
sla; p1. Marie Steiner, koblihy;
p1. Josefa Taborsky, koblihy
p1. Proxies, koblihy; pf. Tybu-
rec, 5 tuctd koblih; p1. Marie
Kraft, koblihy; pf. Marie Pr
lar, 8 tuctG kolackG; p1. Mana
Michalek, bort; pf. j. Kaspar,
1 bort a babovku; p1. Sylvie
Pfeifer, 1 dort; pf. Anezka,
Rys, housku; pf. Marie Severa,
housku; pf. Barbora sevclk,
babovku; p1. Anna Cesky, 2
babovky; p1. Barbora Manion,
r1zice; p1. Kalivoda, rdzice;
pl. Bllek, drobne pale; p1. Bo-
'zena Paf1zek, kolacky.
Cukrari BratTf Davis daro-
vail: 4 velke ctverce marci-
panu, 4 velka srdce, IL pro-
stfednich srdc1ch, "a malych
srdc1ch, Z tuct1 cukrovych
hr1bkG, 8 tuct1 zazvorovych
pern1kG, 8 tuct1 rGznych per-
Mkt, 80 malych pernfkovych
ctvercG, 31 tuct1 piskotd.
Ma Curtis Bay upekly spolec-
ne 500 kolackI: pi. Johanna
Svitak, p1. Blahut, Marie Ia
mostny, Zofie Gura, Anna Ko-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
MiStnl Zprdvy.
z krajanskych kruhH.


Manzeldm kapitanu a PAM
Josef M. Cordi narodil Sc v L.
terry, II. Tijna We 3 hod. rano
zdravy chlapecek v Army Sta
ton Hospital Oliver General,
Augusta, Georgia. Kapitan
Cordi slouzf u Medical Corps.
PAM Virginia Cordi bydli v
Armadn1m StanoviSti bl1ze
manzela a je dcerou znamych
baltimorskych krajann Ora. a
pf. William J. Rysanka. z no
vorozeneho vnoucka mali ne
vyslovnou radost dedecek a
babicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Community

= Baltimorsky Community
a War Chest zahajil toto pom
deli, 16. rfjna Drive "a zis-
kani fondu pro tyto instituce.
Pro mas tato akce ma ~zvlastn1
vyznam, neb Sc nam dostane
vydatne pomoci pro Ceskoslo-
vensko z techto fond1 bude-
nell moci ukazati mas zajem o
tuto akci. Define radi, a die
naSich moznOSt1!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Sekretar Vnitra Herold L.
Ickes promluvi " Baltimore ma
hromadne schEzi 3. listopadu.

Tato obrovska sch1ze poTa-
dana Maryland Committee pro
Roosevelta a Trumana v 8 bod.
vecer We Zbrojnici 5. pluku.
Bude to jedina hromadna
sch1ze pro Roosevelta - jevi
Sc o nj ohromny zajem a mad
Semi. Vstupne SOC a vstupen-
ky jsou take k dostanf pred
prodeji u Maryland Committee
for Roosevelt & Truman, 10
East Lexington st. Telefon
LIE xington 8468.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
20 vecerach i v nedeli Sc pra-

COVdIO!
Ia dlouhy cas- opet videli jsme
ceskoslovenskou kolonii v tax
pravde Misunderstanding poctu
sucastniti sc tohoto narodnlho
podniku, a jich 1cast jest opet
hrejivym dGkazem a ocenenl
prace ~vykonane!
l vsem Van, ktef1 jste prisli
re vsech koncin naseho Mary
landu, Washingtonu a okol-
mich statn patti nase diky a
uznani. F. KALAS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-10-20
Penezni a vecne Diary a pecivo
ma BAZAAR SVOBODY.
Pen6znf darv.

Peneznl Diary:
Mrs. Mrl1k z Annapolis S 500
Mrs. Prymek z Annapolis 100
MRS. Egmar z Annapolis 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
City Club
To Revise
It's Bylaws

THE WOMEN S CITY CLUB
i board Of directors has called
a meeting of members for S:l5
p. m. Wednesday TO change by
laws of the organization. After
the meeting, a program featur-
ing two war movies viii be
shown TO which members may
take their husbands and guests.
The fair and swimfest spon-
Sored by the swimming pool
committee Will be held Friday,
opening at noon in the audito-
rum with booths and SldeShows
displaying articles made by
members and other items.
Highlight of the event will be
the appearance of the marmOSct
monkeys, Tito and Mimi, with
their new twin babies. 10 be
shown by their owners, DR.. and
Mrs Jean Thirty, who brought
them from Brazil.
The SwimfeSt will be held al
$50 p. m at the pool under the
direction of William c. Brooks.
Swimming and diving champions
of the city and state will appear
in addition 10 children of club
members.
Mrs. Remley E. Weeks, pool
chairman, will be assisted by:
MESDAMES
Lewis CARED L. - Kinney
G. s Putnam Donald r. Ward
Christ Petroaieas DurWood Allen
Ava Balsam Earl y pinneV
Harold l.. Ballard Irene SouthWoTth
Earl c. Maynard
MISSES
Theresa Ryan Vera Terues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Critie TO Address
New Century Club

GUEST SPEAKER at the De-
troit New Century Club meeting
Monday at 1870 p. m. in the
InglcSide Club auditorium will
be DR., Louis K. Anspacher of
New York. Mrs. Edwin S. Pratt
and Mrs. Ralph Bennett will be
in charge of the tea honoring
past presidents of the club.
DR.. Anspacher, an actor in his
own right and a drama critic.
Will speak on Drama as a
Social Force in Democracy" He
has been active in important
phases of adult education move
ments and has inaugurated the
short courses at New York
Town Hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

trcitcr, Pat Fe8rnlcv Betsy
Rieeer Helen Bowerman, and
Kay Eddy.
The wedding Of Jean Whit
more ana Ted sharpe Sunday
caused great celebration IN the
Delta Delta Delta bouSe. Many
of the alumS came for The we'd
ding and reception an The Pres
bylcrlan church and included
Margaret Gardner, Virginia
AhlStrom. and Mary Sillon.
Among the girls StIll in school
who attended were Pat and
Kay Burton Peggy Morgan,
Dorothy kIttdcdge and Bobbie
-ffryn1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Tri Deli Weds

The soroSJs girls lcft on cam
nuS have found things 10 do,
-AAa-el Friday H+eht VI airy
leigh Hughes went 20 the
league dance with Ensign
Charles kiaut Saturday night
found JOY SihIey and 1t lgl
Garland ChlIders swinging II
oat af the league
some Of the Delta Gammas
gong home were Pat Rose.
loan AlhaA Mary June Has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Many Sorority Girls Leave Campus
At Ann Arbor Over Easter Holidays

Other KIDS going home are
Janet Young Elaine Travis,
Anita UVck DORIS Stems, and
Betty Rose
Mary ENeU Ssndoz is going
to CIetcltni 3s' 81 guest OF Mar.
-7ro' Fowler
Mann snTC>Is members are
trckkuC home tHs weekend
TOO AW0uE rFDu are sally Nv
Fa66cr. June Rctlian and Dede
Buar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Stars Are Guests
Of Colony Club

MRS. JOEL II. PRESCOTT is
chairman of Colony Town Club
April luncheon--an event of
Tuesday-at which the guests
of honor will be Milton Watson
and ClarisSa Ellis, appearing this
week at the CaSs Theater in
Something for the Boys Mrs
Prescott viii be assisted by:
MESDAMFS
Harry r Barnard Gayard = Later
Russell A Dossiu Francis 81 Phelps
Ira c.. DOwner Otto r Rgmp.l
-Ga--ttis q SetCen
The club membership on Sat
urday evening will welcome
large group of young service
men. There'll be dancing and
refreshments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Women's Division
Meets Thursday

THE WOMEN'S division of
the Democratic state conven-
ton will meet Thursday at $50
p. m. in the Crystal Ballroom of
the Book-Cadillac Hotel 10 hear
talk by Mrs. Charles w Til
let, assistant chairman of the
Democratic national committee
and director of the women's
division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Honewsrd Bound

Betf} Cia1i0Hr ot H8fIser
y ] and EatN hIo7berI %.
New York are Stat.u- WITH Par
Hahn Betty Jane EIlS has a.
full house fhls week WITH Joyce
Roger ot Pontiac Hillary
JenSWoid Of Duluth Waldo
Stahmcr ~ Chicago. and Mary
Ann Bailey a. Purdue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Patriots Cha pier
DELEGATES Picked

A DELEGATION from the
Michigan Chapter. Daughters of
Founders and Patriots of Amer
lea. Will attend the general
court Of the national society
Wednesday and Thursday at
Hotel McAlpin in New York
City.
A dinner program Will be
held Wednesday evening and
luncheon will be held Thursday
preceding the election of three
national councillors.
Officers and members who
will attend with Mrs. Henry 3.
JOY. honorary national vice
president, are
MEsDAMEs
Charles Horton LOUIS " Edgar
Metcaf Albert I Hart
Edward J savags Marvin / Hoag-
Edward Eichezer land
Curtis T Woford Herbert Dow
Fred Baker George " Moran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Visited New York

MIR. AND MRS. MAX 3.
MCKEE and their daughter,
Patricia, returned carly in the
week following a brief stay in
Now York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
1t, Posselius Leaves

1T. JOHN POSSELIUS left
early in the week for Seattle
after a visit here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward
J. PosseliuS of Burns avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Review Club S
Meeting Monday

THE DETROIT REVIEW
CLUB viii hold lis annual
spring luncheon at 1890 p. m.
Monday in the Hotel Statler
after the annual report meeting.
Mrs. George b. Allen. chair
man, Will be assisted by:
MESDAMES
r. W. lean stuart Rackh6m
W c Oddly William Nixon
Edward Wabash Ernest Lamb
b. r. springborn Edgar :. SmSthsr