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Ia Partijski Izborni
Fond
Youngstown, Ohio

NaJglavniJi posao ma dnevnom
redu Je sada da Sc spremano "a IT,
bornu aktivnost nase Partiie. Owe
godine nasa Partija namerava da
izvrsi takovu agitaciju "a svoi re-
volucijonarni program, da &c DO
tresti stubove kapitaIistickop po-.
retka. Da Sc ovakav ogroman no.
sac moze uspeSno vrSiti, potrebno
le novaca mnogo novaca, Mi
clanovi j sImpatiGari obavezani
smo da snadbemo nasu Partiiu sa
tim potrebnim novcem. Ia tn svr-
hu mi gradimo svoj Izborni Fond.
Ogranak Youngstown nastoji sa
svojim silama da doprinese svoi
dio ovome fondu. Radi toga ie O.
granak pozvao svoje simpaticare
ma sastanak Il nedelju 2. aprila.
Ma ovom sastanku ie odrzano pre-
davanje 0 znacajnosti ovog0dis-
Nth izbora, ma kojenn ie c2vor;o
drug S. Crnovic il Cleveland da.
Govornik je sa cinjenicaala ..o-
Razao da kapitalizam niie v'sa u
stanju da upravlja sa drustvoni,
Sadasnia rroizvodnost radnicke
tIase ie tako ogronna da niti oval
rat nije IL staniu da unistava brze
nego Sto radniGka klasa moze pro-
izvesti. To znaGi da posleratni svet
pod kaDitalizm0m &c Sc daviti u
noru besposlice, sto "a radnjke
znaci bezkraina mizeTiia, Zato Ii
ovoQodi$niiEn izborinla pred anne
r;Gkirn proletarjjatom treba Ga sto-
i izhor kapitalizam III sociializar;
treba da Sc b;ra glad, ponizavaju-
ca milostinia opste degeaerisa-
nie radnika, III izobilje i blago-
stanje "a sye.
KaoitalistiGka HASA pcseduie sva
sredstva "a svoju izbornn propa-
randu tro5jti &c m:l;ione dolara
"a svoie kandf5ate, Svesniji do
radnidkc &lase mora da odkida cd
usta svoiih da omogu6i syojim kan
didatira da uspesno sprovedu agi-
faciiu "a program Sociialisticke
Radni6ke Partiie Eoii glasi: unfs-
tenie kapitalizna uspostayljenIe
Industriialne Republic Rada. Tol
s7rfi ie namenjen mas lzbornl
Fond.
Da su drueovi i sim2 aticari OF
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27

rotdelske kooperative, "jeste jedan
koji moze da unisti klasne linije
7 on misli na svesnost o klasnim
linijama] svake vrste i okdpiti u
zajednicko preduzece mesno sta
novnistvo i poljodelce i Jude svih
klasa, vera, narodnosti, boja kak-
voca."
Predsednikova komisija "a pro-
ucavanje donela je nazad osvetlja-
vajuce posvedocenje kooperativa-
ma cd evropskih poslovnih ljudi j
drugih besednika vladajuce klase.
Kooperative su, kazu oni, razvile
ukus "a posedovanje vlasnistva
medju radnicima, otuda 81 konzer-
vativnost stabilnost." Ako rad
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
Sa oprostajnog rastanka
LackaWanna, N. Y.
V. NJ, dopisnik-

Ma 25. marta, stupila je u bracni
zivot nasa drugarica Frances Bog
dan sa drugom Nikolom Dokma-
nom liz Milwaukee, Wis. Organi
zecija S. L. P. ovde priredise We
sin yacer ma 25 marta u znaE
rastanka oprostaja sd drugari-
com, koia odlaZi sa drugom u Mil
waukee. Pored Glanova posetili su
mas dobar broj i simpaticara.
Buduci da je druearica Bogdan-
pored toga sto je bila Glanica O.
granka, ona je bila clanica Week
ly People Kluba. Poslednji je
pocast drugarici spremio veceru,
bolju nego "a nase redovne We
cerinke. to je bila vecera kao je-
dan banket. Drug B. Papadopolos,
Il polozaju stoloravnatelia, poziyso
Je red0m po Jednog od syake Or
ganizacije da DO nekoliko reel pro
govore na rastanku drugarieou
Bogdan. Govorilo Sc ve6inom O
drugarici, njenoi skromnosti IL o3-
nosu nienog rada Il pokretu. Dru-
govi su takodjer napomenuli g
bitak sto &c nase organizacije pod
nett njenim odlaskom it'd. Dru-
garica nam ie obeGala da 6e ora
nastaviti sa radon "a S. L. P. i
tamo gde Sc naseli da, prena
tome, tn nema nikakva gubitka.
Nakon govora obavljena je ko-
lekciia, koja je Dila $4,000.
Neka vam bude sretan braGni
zivot, druze drugarica Dokn1an.
M. Mrdjenovie ,dopisnik.
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DobroGinStv0 k0Operativa
(Nastavak sa 8. strane)

(Nastavak sa 8. strane)
ME cesto progutane. Ali kada Sc
kooperative meSaju velika po-
slovanja, postignu ma koji dec
uspeha, one SUI nabrzo suocene sa
veliko-poslovno nadahnutim zako-
nodavstvom koje unistava prvens-
tva, ranije uzivana. Upravo sada.
ma primer, ovoj zemlji koopera-
tive dostizu u podrucja monopoli-
zovana po velikim poslovan., ma,
t;tkva kao sto je ulje. ovo objas-
njava, II velikoj meri, zasto je u
nedavni porezni bill uvedena pro-
vizija "a prisiljavanje kooperativa
da daiu finansijske izvestaje bla-
gaini. (Ovo je ista provizi.ia koja
efektuje junije.)
Da Ii kooperative olaksavaju
radnicko breme? Olaksavaju, ako
je broj radnika-clanova malen. Ne
kolicina moze uzivati nizu cenu
zivota, rezultirajuci Sc il patro-
naskih dividenda bez da efektuje
opstu ratu najamnice. Kada sc nj
ia cena zivota uziva po radnicima
u opste. kao u slucaju u neklm
delovima Evrope, ma primer, ma
jamnica je odgovarajuci MIA =
posto je to ekonomski zakon u kaplL-
talistickom drustvu da najamnica,
iii cena radne snage, nornalno le
tolika koliko kosta da Sc radnika
odrzi sposobnim "a rad. (Vidi is
kustvo evropskih radnika?) Kao
sto De Leon rece:
''Svaki razumni Socijalista prl-
hvatice sve sto cini borbu "a op-
stanak mamie napornor. Ali lsvl
takvi Socialist znadu da olak-
sica kooperativa moze biti uzlvana
samo dotle dok sc nekolicina ko-
risti sa njom: onoga momenta ka-
da olaksica postane sveopsta, ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-04-27
znaGaj Prvog Maja!

| talih zemalja? Sve su Sc pomirlle
sa kapitalistickim sistemom.
Ali, gde su jucerasnji "komu
nisticki' a danasnji stalinisticki
drekavci, sirom sveta njihova III.
Internacionala, koji su Sc pojayili
ma svetskoj pozornici ida operu IL
-dajnieke grehe Socijaldemokrata j
II. Int, kojima SUI sevali nozevi IL
usta i varnice IL ociju, "diktatura
proletarijata", "masovna akcija',
"oruzani ustanak" it'd? Oni su
pevali, igrali vristali ma Prvo-
majskim proslavama, kao India
nae kada je nasao 6asovnik. Gde
su ii "revolucionari" sada? Emo
in, gde slede "ispravnu teheransku
politiku "a uspostavljanje Stalino-
veg mira pod kapitalizmom" ocu-
vanje poslednjeg Cd "svetske anar
hije'! Tako je. l neizbezno tako
mora da bude sudbina svakog rad
nickog pokreta koji napusti, ako
je ikada imao, Ca pseudokomu-
nisti ga nikada nisu nj imalD ces-
titi proleterski program. ako su
gore izredjane partiie org21iza-
CHE izneverile Prvi Maj. zoog bio
kojih razloga, prikljucile Sc svo-
Jim respektivnim kapitalistiGkim
klasama, ipak je PRVI MAI bio,
jeste estate prank radnicke kla-
Sc sveta.
Cd proglasa Prvog Maia kao me-
djunarodnog radnickog praznika,
kapitalisticka eksploatacija tira-
! Mia opste, liz deceniie II decent
I.ju, pritiskivala je radnifku llasu
sve wise sve iaGe. Pod takvim
kapitalistickim teretom, radnici su
jurili radnitke organizaciie, We
rujuGi iskreno da ce Sc pomoGu
njih neposredno zastititi konaa-
no osloboditi kapitalisticke eks-
ploatacije Ali su bill prevareni.
oni &c biti varani sve dotle dok ne
usvoje revolucionarno geslo Prvog
Maia: ne isklju6ivo iii pretezno
neposrednu zastitu. pod kapifa'iz-
nom, nego NEPOSREDNO OBA-
RANJE KAPITALIZMA i uspos-
tarlianje Socijalizma!
U tome, iedino Il tome duhu,
Sociialisticka Radni6ka Partiia
slayi .Prvi Maj, poziva radnitkd
klasu zemlje, da Sc organizuie u
Socijalisticke Industrijalne Juni-
je, sa kojima da raskine ropske
lance kapitalizma da istovremeno
preuzme zerneljske industriie u
svoje sopstvene ruke i operise III
interesu celog drustva.
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nici u kooperativama naginju da
budu "socijalisticke', njihov so
cijalizam' je bazazlene vrste. "ko-
operative su prota-lek radikalnim
politickim pokretima, rekao ]e
predvodeci svedski bankar. One
snabdevaju oticaj energije radnic-
ke klase, odvraGajuci je od poll
tickog radikalizma." I've J
Predsednikove konlisije "a ispltl-
vanje.)
Ovo su stvari koje americki rad
nici trebaju razumeti o koopera-
tivama. Mi suocavamo zadatak re-
organizovanja, izvlaseivanja kapi-
talisticke klase obaranja klasne
drzave. Da bi odvratila mas Cd to-
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w. S.

Beg obzira koje &c grupe Ill or
ganizacije, sirom celog zemalJs-
kog Sara, slaviti Prvi Maj, sve,
izuzev Socijalisticke Radnicke Par
tije grupa koje stole "a 5. l.. r.
DO svetu, nece ga slaviti u duhu
Marksizma, solidarnosti radnic-
ke klase "a memo oslobodjenje is
pod kapitalizma, vec onom duhu
kojem ga je slavic Adolph Hit
Ter 1888, kada je dosao ma vlast.
Milozvucnim fraZama, umetnlc-
kom glumom vestackim gestovi-
ma. On, Hitler, je iskoriscavao du-
boko usadjenu iskrenost kod ne
mackih radnika "a Prvi Maj, "a
"Nacionalno oslobodjenje Nemac-
ke cd zapadnih plutokrata". Ma
isti nacin &c ga slaviti danas
sve te organizacije iii partije, ako
ga opste budu slavile, tt. slavice
ga "a 'fNacionalno oslobodjenje
cd Nemackog nacizma.' / jedno i
drugo, koliko Sc radnicke klase
tice, bice sovinizam prvog reda.
Ako ucinimo jedan kratak lett
m;cni pregled ovih radnickih par
tia organizacija, ne samo one
koie su bile pokretaci Prvog Maja,
nego one, koje su neposredno
ucestvovale ma Pariskom Kongre
su 1885,, kad je Prvi Maj progla-
Sen medjunarodnim praznikom
proletariiata, kao one koje su
prihvatile proglas slavile ga de-
cenijama, danas najiasnije vidimo
da su SVE one, izuzev S. L. P,
DEZERTIRALE osnovna naeela,
usvojena ma Kongresu. Ia nacela
su da: oslobodjenje rada cove
canstva cd morije klasne vladavi-
ne, moze doci JEDINO Cd KLAS-
NOSVESNOG medjunarodnog pro-
letarijata, organizovanog u svoje
politicke ekonomske organizaci-
je, "a osvajanje i razaranje poll
ti6ke drzave kapitalizna, preuzi-
mamie sredstava Ia proizvodnju u
svoje sopstvene ruke.
Gde je danas "Nacionalni Savez
Sindikata Radnickih Kooperati-
va Francuske", iii njegovi ma
slednici9
Gde je milionita Socijalna De-
mokratija Nemacke i II. Interna
cionala, koja je svirala, pevala i
podigravala ma Prvorajskim pro-
slavama? Gde je svedska Social
na Demokratija? Gde je finska, i
gde SD Socijalne Demokratije os-
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II zIVOTA FEDERACIJE.
Detroit May Day Entertainment and Dance
Federation Branches will hold May Day lecture on sunda

Counya the Branches
at 3p
be 5 p
nexcNn lmuh
at
dn d e esevedan
in
cordially this
swell the
time edsof
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Nije moci jedne politicke orga-
nizacije, tojest partije, Ga "uzme i
drzi" sredstva proizvodnje. Nju ci-
ne neprikladnom "a takav posao
i "razlog" opstanka jedne pollticke
partije njen "sastav." i De Leon.
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ga, vladajuca klasa bi vrlo vero~
vatno dala potporu kooperativnim
preduzecima. Ovo mi ne smemo
doZvoliti. Mi moramo biti priprav-
nj da smrvimo bajku kooperative.
i da drzimo strogo upravljen moe :
nj zadatak mobilizovanja radnic-
Ike klase, politicki i ekonomski, "a
osvajanje slobode.
(Weekly People, Is. aprila i944.)
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jamnica &c uzeti srazmernu strmo.
glavicu."
"Dobro" koperativnoe pokreta.
cak i kad Sc uziva cd nekolicine,
ieste, dakako, daleko pretezavaiu-
&c, ma stetu, sto ie ono cini u zbu-
niivanju radnika s obzirom ma nil
hovu istorijsku misiiu "a stvara-
ME istinskog kooperativnog drus-
tva. Sigurno da nije potrebno do
kazivati i ubedjivati nj jednu ra-
zumnu osobu da veliki kooperativ-
nj pokret Evropi nije unapredio
radnicko oslobodjenje nj "a jednu
nalenkost. Ekonomska ovisnost
evropskih radnika. cak prvo ra-
ia, takvim zemljama kao Velika
Britannia Francuska, svedska, it'd.
gde SUI kooperative ucvrscene, j
niihovo sadasnje strasno stanje,
dava nemi dokaz njihova promasa-
ia. s
Socijalizam mora smryiti bajku
kocperativa!
Ali kooperativni pokret je wise
nego promasio; on je stavio stra
hovitu zapreku ma put radnicke iii
Socijalisticke stvari. On je stvo-
rio iluziju da Sc mogu izbeci, zla
kapitalizma kapitalistickoj dru-.
stvenoi strukturi. I. on je stvorlo
medju njegovim fvrstim radnicii
ma podupiratima jednako kobnu.
iluziju jednakosti interesa IL
medju izrabljivaca i izrabljeniE. A
to je razlog, zasto velika poslova-
MIA opste dobro gledaju, ma ko-
operativni pokret, zasto je Pred
sednik Roosevelt poslao svoju MI
siiu Evropu da proucava "sred-
Mi put. Jer kooperativni pokret"
rece Predstavnik Voorhis, govo-
ru ma godisnjici acknowledgements
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Citajte Strife ''Radnicku Borbu'!
SOCIJALISTICKA OBNOVA DRUSTVA
Govor Daniela De Ieona

Ova knjizica sadrzi iedno osobito predavanje upo-
koeog druga Daniea De Leona, odrzano 1905.
dine Minneapolis Mimi Oval De Leon je odrzao
kada vracao konvence Industrijskih Radnka Sve
ta, koia ie odrzana Chicago u tome govoru De Leon
je vrlo jasno, ubedvo citavom cnjenica raz-
oga objasno nacela Industrijanog Junioniz-
taktiku revolucionarnog Socijazma. Bee knji-
zice b trebao da je nedan radnik sudenat Mark
sizma Mi knjizcu najtoplije preporucujemo swim
radncima.
Cena brusure je 10 cent?, lima IS stranica
Porudzbine treba slati ma adresu:
KNJIzARA RADNICKE BORBE
3413 ST. Clair Ave- Cleveland IA, Ohio.
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May Day Celebration held Sunday May T. joint
Language Branches
will speak sub c to be announced
meeting held pbc Auditorium Bldg South Ha
St will start promptly at 800
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Complete dinner Everybody welcome
Evening star., 1944-07-23

for smyths's defense without
smythe's krowledse."
Previous Order vacated.
The transcript showed that Just
before the hearing ended, prosecutor
Burns interposed: I'm view. OF the
fact that the newspapermen nat
urally will be asking us questions,
II they do not get answer they are
going to draw their conclusions,
might 1t not be well to say that
rs 4 result Of 4 hearing In chain
bers the court vacated Its previous
order?"
Justice Eicher replied, "Of course,
that is the part that will be in the
record, but nothing as to why"
BY previous order" MI. Burns
had referred to the forfeiture OF
Smythe's bond, which. the court
had decided to reinstate, permitting
his release from Jail.
The defendant had just spent
a week end in New York in custody
of his attorney and two deputy
marshals In search Of the Laughlin
letter and any information that
might bear on it. He was released
on his old bond the Monday he re-
turned. The private hearing held
up the sedition trial all morning.
The transcript proceeded:
"Mr. Burns: No, instead OF being
in the position OF no one being able
to say that they were even In the
room, that rs result Of the hearing
In chambers the Judge vacated the
previous order and set bail at 81 900.
That is what they will want to
Evening star., 1944-07-23
Sedition
Continued From PAGE BIZ

injured or that injury is threat
ened except through his own acts.
His refusal to designate new coun-
sci compelled the court to appoint
an attorney for him, 1t was pointed
out.
| Letter Not Produced.
The transcript placed before the
Court of Appeals by Mr.. Laughlin
in the Sanctuary matter showed
Smythe describing a letter he said
he had received from the attorney
April 10 or IL, advising him the
trial had been postponed again"
and nobody knew when it was COM
ing up" But the record showed
Smythe could not produce the letter
Mrs. Margaret Easton. 70, Smythe S
New York landlady. testified, ac-
cording to the transcript, that she
gave the defendant the letter and
read enough Of it to see that 1t said
what he claimed
Mr.. Laughlin told the Court of
Appeals the alleged letter obviously
was an attempt to discredit him and
Smythe could not show it because
none existed"
Prosecutor Rogge. cross examining
Smythe, asked why he had not told
of the letter when he testified In
open court, after he was brought
back to the trial. in an effort to
stave of forfeiture of his bond.
Smythe could not explain. but later
said, In response to :. question by MI.
Buckley:
"Oh, I didn't want to get Laughin
into trouble that time. He has
known that for two months. told
him, You got me in this thing
told him that for two months. That
is why he kept away from me"
Justice Eichers law clerk, Mrs.
Leonore M. Hood. testified, the
transcript disclosed, that she en-
countered Mr.. Laughlin in the
court clerkss ofice April IS, days
before the trial began. Mr.. Laugh
lin told me-" she said. that he had
tried to get in contact with Mr..
Smythe, but had been unable to
do so; that so far as he knew he
was still representing Smythe, al
though he had received no money
from Smythe, but that he was
receiving money from other sources
Evening star., 1944-07-23

know. and that Is what has hap.
pened.'"
.The court: or course, that is
going to be the record. The record
win speak for .itself, but. no one in
this room Is permitted. to disclose
any evidence that has been offered
here this morning, or any of the rea-
sons for the courts action. Is that
fully understood"
Raps Secret Hearings.
Mr.. Laughlin, whom Justice Eicher
put out Of the sedition case after
he filed with the House q petition
asking the Impeachment OF the
judge, cited the transcript in sup
port of this charge: That there
is growing tendency to, carry on
proceedings In this case in the sec-
recy Of the judges chambers"
The attorney also alleged that the
rights Of Sanctuary and the other
defendants were being violated be-
cause they were being deprived OF
"the constitutional safeguards OF q
public trial" and "the right of free
dom OF the press" In connection with
the case.
a new order has been issued, Mr.
Laughlin charged. denying members
Of the press free and ready access
to papers filed in District Court in
connection with the sedition case.
This alleged censorship was called
"an arrogant attempt to interfere
with the freedom Of the press"
The petitioner contended that
unless the members Of the press
have free and untrammeled access
Evening star., 1944-07-23
Five States Threaten
tobacco Sale Holiday
Pending Price Appeal
By the Associa ted Press.

4
| ATLANTA, July 22.-Indicati0
Of general tobacco marketing
holiday multiplied today in Ave
Southeastern States. while leaders
arranged an appeal to the Once o1
Price Administration in Washing.
ton for more liberal price ceilings.
Georgia, by proclamation OF Az.
riculture Commissioner TOM Linder
approved by Gov. Ellis Arnall, ha,
| ordered warehouses to remain CLOSED
until July 81, and a growers com
mittee at Florence. s. c., telegraphec
request for similar action to Gov
Olin D. Johnston.
In Florida, where sales were due
to start Monday, Gov. Spessard L
Holland issued q proclamation re.
questing growers to delay market.
ing their crops pending outcome o1
the appeal to the OPA. A market.
ing holiday was endorsed at meet.
ing Of nearly 800 growers and ware.
housemen. IA
Discuss Move Today.
Virginia growers arranged to dis
tcuss their price problem In Wash
ington tomorrow.
Georgia's markets would have
opened Monday, July a. South
Carolina open August /.
In addition to recommending 4
flve-day holiday, South Carolins
growers appealed to Senator Smith
democrat, of South Carolina, for IN
investigation of the OPA's tobacco
price-fixing.
Mr.. Linder, denouncing the pro.
posed 39-cent ceiling for united lea]
as unfair. said the suspension ol
sales might be extended unless thu
OPA reconsidered.
OPA Meeting Set Tomorrow.
In Washington. the OPA an.
nounced meeting Monday to seel
settlement of the controversy which
developed after its disclosure Thurs.
day OF 1914 ceilings. Besides tn,
weighted average ceiling Of 80 cent,
for united leaf, the OPA set a cell,
ing of 43la cents for tied tobacco
Growers demand IL cents and 451
cents, respectively.
Edward F. Ragland. chief Of tn,
lOPA'S tobacco section, said tn
laeency would consider carefully al
protests. but suggested the ceiling
represented fair prices at levels nee
Iessary to hold cigarette prices II
line. Mondays meeting was re
Iquested by Representative Cooley
democrat, OF North Carolina.
Evening star., 1944-07-23

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IN this case, the constitutional
rights Of al defendants viii be
violated
The mass trial will be resumed at
10 am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1944-07-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
Wedding Sept. I3

PVT. JAMES SCHERMER-
HORN DALLANO. son Of
the Otto ?. Dallavos Of Royal
Oak. Will arrive home on fur
Tough Saturday from the
Cunnery school AZ kingman.
Ariz. .. and, on Sept. Is,
viii marry Margaret Ann
Althouse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew D. AlthouSe
Of Royal Oak -.
The wedding will take place
at ) p. m. in Martha-Mary
Chapel, Greenfield Village
Margaret Ann has asked
Mildred Van Westrienen Of
Lansing. formerly of Royal
Oak. 10 be her maid of
honor -.
The bridesmaids will be her
sister, Dorothy Pvt.
Dalavo's sister, Jane, and
Jane Council
II is hoped that 1t, John
p. Dallavo will be able 10 come
from Fl. Benning, Ga, 10 be
his brothers best man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
Honor Miss Kirchner

EVERY DAY is a party
day for Mary Jane Kirchner,
who will be married TO DR..
Howard A. Klein, Sept. 16 =.
Mary Jane is the daughter
Of the Arthur Kirchners of
Balfour road. Crosse Pointe,
and DR.. Klein is the son Of the
Fred B. Kleins of Kensington
road, Crosse Pointe
Invitations 10 a crystal
shower, TO be held Saturday
in the DAG. have been issued
by MIS-. Walter Bauman, Mrs.
Hugh OMsra Mrs.
Walter Baye- and Helen
Weeks
A supper party and kitchen
shower viii be given Sunday
night ~ Mrs. Charles Miller
and Mrs. Charles Payne in
Mrs. Millers home1n Hunting
ton Woods
The spiHstcr dinner will be
given az She Detroit Boat
CIu1 next Tuesday by Mrs.
George Cassidy
And tac rehearsal dinner,
sept -. by Mr. and Mrs.
KEN at The DAG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-06
Bride Elect Feted

MARGARET ANN is a
much-feted bride-elect, parties
for her including a per-
sonal shower, given by Mrs.
Walter w. Collins and her
daughter, Joan, in their home
in Altadena avenue, Royal
Oak -. "a bridge luncheon
and war savings STAMP
shower, at which Mrs. North
more w. Hamill of Santa
Rosa drive was hostess
and party Saturday night,
at which Mrs. John Henry
Bauckham, the former Nancy
Bassett, and Mildred Van
Westrienen entertained jointly
in the home Of Mrs. Bauck-
hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Bassett Of Royal
Oak -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f.
Kenney, uncle and aunt Of the
bridegroom-elect. and DR.. and
Mrs. Palmer E. Sutton, will
give the rehearsal dinner to-
gether next Tuesday night
in the Sutton residence in
Vinsetta boulevard, Royal
Oak.