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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

Switching tires every 1000
miles will lengthen tire life up
10 Is per cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

The American Automobile.
Association says the greatest de-
gree of driving rccklessness and
disregard of the 35 mph war
time speed limit is found on
roads leading to war plants.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
J@M&MIS..
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 80, Philadelphia o..
Chicago 7-6, New York 81
(firSt game 10 innings).
Boston IA, ST. Louis 03 (scc-
ond game II innings).
Cleveland 40, Washington 3-3
(first game 10 inningS).
MONDAYS GAMES
No namnc scheduled
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

Bill Reddy Syracuse N Y, Herald Journal OssIe oo.enn
fsvore COACH will leave no untuned in effort to
come up with for that opener against Corne
He wasn't available for comment lost night possibly 0en9
busy turning the hope that he might find hooaek
under likely -lookine boulder.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

In Wyoming there are $4,000
mule deer, $4,000 elk, $4,000 an
telope, $500 moose, $500 Rocky
Mountain bighoTn sheep, 5000
Whitehall deer, 1900 black bear,
926 buffalo and $50 grizzly
bears, according 10 one wlld-life
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03

Covered Wagon o11o 5000 %
Denmarsh Hotel 900 OOs 800 i-3
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NVINDH > UH vi Il >
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 40, New York II.
Chicago 80, Philadelphia IA.
Boston 2-5, Pittsburgh is
Second game tied, end of
eighth.
St. Louis "a, Brooklyn 1-2
(first game II innings).
MONDAYS GAMES
No games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-03
THURSDAYS GAME

Super Cleaners VS.. Hubarth &
Schott at st. Mary's Stadium.
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Monday Matinee

The Chattanooga Lookouts played doubeheoders at home
bond rotV boil game against the Camp Campbell team
Matchmaker Lew Raymond and tub huPer Broadway John
nv Cox who used operate New Orleans have shifted their
activities 70 Houston Tex and promise biene tights once
month Frank Land the promoter and the first show w''
be july 10 Tony Poozoo, who handled fighters in the
cost when Jacobs Beach wasn't sondspt is coming
back in few weeks with Jimmy Doyle, Los Angeles light
weight Walt Kennedy, Notre Dame drum beaten IS
going to Rochester, Mimi, to find out what's eousne ms
finding another Bertell
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Service Department

SeyOtce DcPu7tHtcVt
Lieut. Roger TewiIIser; ls42 noono deeothon sham:
ever recorded at Pompa, Tex, Army Air Field Marshall
Goldberg weighed 80 pounds - his playing weight with the
Chicago Cards. when he headed for Comp MaeOonou9h otts
broh NJ ~ for indoctrinoton ensign. Tvs Frank
sde the Arkansas golfer who Texas fans the longest
hitter in GOLF plans to hit the pro circuit soon as the war
over At present he's stationed at Camp Carson, Colo
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Wyoming Wild Life

No games scheduled.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

iemno delovati V vojnih naporih? A DELUXE lie eden, drugi 81 kupici
profile, ne ola bi delals ~
Interesov med onimi, XII delajo, in tistimi, XII de1avce izkori-
scajo V prid kupicenja~ dobickov privatnikonn, nj mogoce us
oglasii.
Brzkone nHi Browder ne. verjane drugace, a on ina nalogo
uciti sedaj tako, kakor mu veleva nova dogma. V tenn je podo-
ben cerkvl, XII je ucila re tudi ve sorte nemogoce stvari.
Taktika Browderjeve skupine je poiticni oportunizen. Lee
min je sicer ucil, ola namen posveeuje sredstva, grmel pa je prot
oportunizmu BroWderjeve sorte, proti kompromisom S kapita-
Hzmom in tolkel pc "socialsovinistih" kolikor je mogel.
Pokojna Charles Ruthenberg in John Reed, XII sta leta 1919
ustanavllala vsak svojo komunisticno stranko in jul potem zdru-
lila v emo, sta snatrala "a izdajstvo vse tisto, kar sedaj uci mum
naslednik Earl BroWder. Oba sta med pokojniki in mum pepel je
Y zidu Krenla. Svet pa gre svoja pota neoziraje Sc M. "dogme'
in za6rtana pravila. Tudi razredni boj Sc nadaljuje, in "a soca-
lzem.
BroWder Je glede tega v praven1 lie tohko, da je treba "a stvar
delai tako, da "a svoj cnjs kaj konstruktivnega storis, ne pa ma
nacin, da jim ga ljudem, XII Jill hoces pridobiti zanj, zamrziS.
Ako hoce napake posteno priznati in OBJ enem tudi svoje Sc
DAME znote, DO dobro. &c ne, DO moral pref ali slj zavreci to
kr sedaj oznanjuje "a pravilen nauk, ne da bi kaj storil "a stvar,
Q kateri spravis da il je posvetil svojet zivljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
GLAS CIKASKE
lZSELEJENKE

Los Angeles, Calf. = Spet Sc
moran nekoliko oglasiti. Pravi-
10, da &c clovek samo spi, mic
vreden nj.
Ko sem Sc poslavljala oh cd
hodu il Chicago v uradu Prole-
tarca, sem obljubila, da bonn tn
kaj storila "a list. Pa ker nisem
poznana, mi ne gre lahko. Use
emo, zaeno S temi vrsticami posi-
liam vsoto "a tri izvode koledar-
ia in "a emo novo celoletno ma
rocnino.
Glede agitaciie hi mi torej ne
slo kot bi jagode brala, drugace
pa so Slovenci tukaj zelo mirni
ljudje. Ma sejah mic ne sklepajo,
kot Smo to vedno delali v Chica-
gu, o veselicah, predstavah ali
koncertih, jubilejih in slicnih
prireditvah.
O Novem letu smo bill v sose-
dni F%ontani. No, tam je vec do
macnosti in svet v Mi je pc ma
Sc vessel.
Slovenci pridejo sskupaj v svo-
je shajalisce, Sc pomenijo O tenn
in onem, tudi muzikanta in pie
sa ne manjka, vse pc domace,
balincajo, in "a pijaco tudi nj
stiske.
zele, da bi slisali vcasi tudi
slovenskega govornika, pa SO
najblizji menda v Chicago, in to
je dalec. Radi omeniajo pr tenn
JoSko Ovna in Franka Zaitza.
Naselbina PAM tolikSna, da hi
mogli imeti vecje priredbe in
shode, pa tudi takih Judi, XII Sc
bi temu delu hoteli posvetiti, tn
nj toliko, da bi mogli ustvariti
zanimanje, kakrsno je v vecjih
naselbinah. A vidim, Ola vsled
vojne tudi drugod nj vec tako
kakor ie bio.
Pozdrav prijateljem V Chica-
gu in Proletarcu pa zelim v tenn
letu veliko uspeha. .
Katka H0ryatin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

vatskemu kvizlingu Pavelicu, in
proti slovenskim. Hvalijo pa Mi
hajlovica, ker lie on je junak "
odporu, in Sc zgrazajo mad Tt
tom, ker sill ma dan z novo Via
do. Mar ne We, da vlada Zed. dr.
zav in Anglije priznavata "a Jul
goslavijo samo Waldo kralja Pc
ira in nobene druge?
Tako lete torej liz teh krogov
vse psice. ma Tita in partizane.
Ako Sc ~uresnici sen zamejne Via
de v Kairu ter njenih pomocni-
kov, DO bodoca Jugoslavija ko-
rito "a stare kraljevsko kliko, XII
81 ga zeli napraviti cd Triglava
do Vardarja. Domovina DO po-
tenn resena zanje. Tito, Vidmar
in drugi il osvopodilne fronte
pa bi morali v glavnjaco, ako Jill
ne bi re pref pokoneali.
JAZZ imam VerO v OSVObod1lno
gibanje V S1oveniji in v Jugosla7
viii kakrsno je, in mu zelim US
peh. Cd MEGA je najvec odvisno,
dali DO bodoca Jugoslavija po-
stala res demokraticna, in &c to
gibanje ne zmaga in Sc vrne sta
ra klika il Kaira nazaj, pa DO z
Nedicem in Mihajlovicem vred
poskrbela, da DO Jugoslavija Sc
boil reakcionarna, diktatorska
in ljudstvu krivicna kot je bila
pod Aleksandrom in knezom
Pavlom. Preprican sem, da &c DO
osvobodilna armada zmagovita
in dobi oporo v svojih ciljih, DO
tudi slovenskemu narodu prvic
v zgodovini posijalo solnce
SVOBODE.
John Chamazar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

- & Y"YEEH
cd spodaj gor, ako je res socia-
list, potem sele Sc ga sprejme V
organizacijo.,
Mem Sc je zdela doticna anek-
dota Zavertnik jo je povedal
"a resnieen dogodek = precej
kosmata, a pc poznejsem preu-
darku sem 81 mislil, da predlog
tistega dunajskega soeialista lie
nj bill tako napacen.
Ako Sc bi mu posrecilo iznajti
metodo, pc kateri bi mogli takoj
dognati, ali je aplikant res Clio
vek nacel in prepricanja, kot do
kaze ma primer ma sodiscih po-
seben stroll, &c Sc obtozenec laze.
ali govori resnico, bi clovestvu
veliko koristilo. Tudi med Slo-
venci bi bio prihranjenih precej
razoearanj. Ma primer, &c bi
imeli kako %sredstvo, XII bi Glove
XII v naprej pojasnilo, ali so Sc
daj, ko SO med Mani demokrati
v modi, bodisi ma Ievici kot des-
nici - res to kar pravijo da so,
ali samo govore cato, da jim
molcati nj treba
X
Demokrat 81, &c 81 "a Rustic,
in Sc vecji, ako 81 proti Mi. De
mokrat 81, &c 81 prijatelj parti-
zanov, in Sc vecji demokrat pa,
&c Jill podcenjujes, ali zaniku-
jes, ali Jill oznacujes "a drhal,
"a izmisljenost in &c slovenski
odbor osvobodilne fronte omalo-
vazujes, preziras in ga oznacujeS
"a lutko ~diktatorja. Kar Sc meme
tice, SO mi TAXI demokrati toliko
kot &c jih ne bi bio. A ker so,
je Skoda, ker ovirajo razvoj de-
mokracije.
Mnogi V tel dezeli merijo de-
mokracijo pc dolarjih. Pravi1no
Sc ocenjuje demokracijo in de-
mokrate lie pc dejanjih in ma
celih.
V Chicago je zivel pred lett
rojak, XII je pisal in govoril "a
svobodo Jugoslavije in tudi de
mokracijo je rad omenil. A v de-
janjih pa je bill vecinoma tam,
kjer SO demokraciji izpodkopa-
vail tia in pomagali reakciji, bo-
dist tukajsnji ali v Jugoslaviji.
Doticnik je tudi velik prijatelj
ali pa zaupnik Petrovega am
basadorja" Fotica, Dvomim, da
je on edini tie vrste.
X
Zanimivo je v tistih listih, Xxi
napadajo partizane in pisejc
prezirljivo O Rusiji videti, da Y
Nth mic ne vidite prot srbske-
mu kvizlingu Nedicu, prot hr-
". sa-Ns-~4 tf aHNlHEN ~ -FHn#~n HE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

Ko SEM to porocilo kemikov
precital, mi je mimogrede Sinila
misel v glavo, lie cemu Sc toliko
truditi "a tako majhno vred-
most?
"KakSen patriot pa siI!" sem 81
zacel ocitati. "Namesto da hi do
so. leta uzival malo vec zivlie-
MIA in Sc radoval demokraciie in
drugih svobodnih stvari in svo-
bodscin, 81 pa garal leto "a le-
tom, noe "a nocjo, pr tenn pa po-
zabil, da .kaj takega sploh eksi-
stira. In v zadnjih sedmih letih
81 pa potrosil cez tisoc dolarjev
"a zdravnisko pomoc "a tvoje 81
centov neozdravljivo telo."
Nadalje mi je ocitala vest:
MAR Sc ne zavedaS, da srno v
vojni, ii pa pc nepotrebnem me-
ces denar proc "a to tvoje Gle
vredno telo in p~ovzrocaS inflaci-
10 S tenn zapravljanjem zanj?
Kaj ii je sploh koristilo potrositi
z~ivljenje v pekarijah? Use stru-
&c, police in torte, XII 81 Jill spe-
kel, SO drugi pojedli, in denar,
XII 81 ga prihranil in pristradal,
sedaj drugi uzivajo!"
X
Well, tax je dandanaSnji 81
stem, XII mu nekateri spet tel
vojni pravijo demokracija, ka-
tero 81 vsakdo pc svoje tolmaci.
Tisti, XII imajo skusnje, pravilno,
drugi brez Min pa o Mi ponav-
Ijajo kar SO nekje citali da je.
X
Ko je pokojni joe Zavertnik
govoril pred IS. lett ma sell po-
stojanke st. l JRZ, oblecen v ma
vadni delovni obleki in plavi
srajci, sem Sc mu cudil. A Sc ne
dolgo tega sem cital Ibsonov IL
rex, dastisti, XII Sc bojuje, mai pu-
: sti svojo najboljso obleko donna
X
V govoru je omenil tudi anek-
doto, kako' je neki socialist na
Dunaju, kjef je pokojni Zavert-
mix precej casa zivel, predlagal
da maj Sc vsakega aplikanta "a
pristop v stranko postavi maj
prvo ma glavo in Sc ga pregleds
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
JosKo OVEN:


"
brigal. Arogantnost poljske Via
de leta 1921-1939 je mana. z
nemskim faSizmom je bila v tes-
nih odnosajih. Kako Sc je Poll
ska obnasala v casu, ko je biIa
cehoslovaska v Monakovu ida
ma Hitlerju, je znano.
Tezko je reel socialism,, KIDD je
v pravem. Mogoce, da je Rusija
izvrsila tisto glasovanje |. 1889
pc svoje, ker je bill samo en- cd
govor - @Da!" Mogoce. A vsak,
tudi najvecji sovraznik sovjetov
mora priznati, da je Sovjetska
unija edna drzava v Evropi, XII
je narodnostno v%prasanje zado-
voljivo reSila. v tenn imam v mi
slih drzave, XII SO imele problem
narodnih manjSin, ne pa ma pri-
mer Svice, XII je vsoglasenje med
narodi, XII prebivajo v Mi, re
davno lzvedla.
V Sovjetski uniji zivi mad $50
narodnosti in vse SO dobile kul-
turno avtonomijo in Solstvo, We
Gle pa SO postale zvezne repu-
bike v skupni DRAW.
Istotako je bila Rusija prva,
XII Sc je odrekla privilegiju eks-
Observation-Disclosures ma Kitajskem,
XII ga je ime1a cd boksarske VISTA
je zaeno z drugimi silami vred,
XII SO sodelovale, da SO jo potlaci-
lie. NaSa vlada v Washingtonu Sc
je tel pravici ma Kitajskem cd
povedala 20 let pozneje kot so
vjetska vlada.
Znano je tudi, da je Rusija
prepustila veliko azijsko dezelo
Sinkijang, XII meji ma sovjetsko
Vnanjo Mongolia = Kitajski.
To Sc je zgodilo pred nekaj me-
seci, kljub temu, da je YES svet
mislil, ola Russia ne DO sinki-
~jangskega ozemlja Kitajski nj
koli vec prepustila.
Russia poudarja, da noce tuje
zemlje, ne pusti pa, da il bi KIDD
wei magari emo samo ped meme.
Smatra, da je zemlja, XII il je
bila siloma iztrgana V casu ME
ne onemoglosti vsled civilne
vojne, fevolucije ter oborozenih
navalov tujih Imperialism, pc
vsej pravici sovjetska zemlja.
Sodbo o TEN 81 lahko napravite
sami.
V JugoslaViii
Ko, sem predzadnjo nedeljo
posluSal radio-komentatorje in
njihove odgovore ma rama vpra-
SANTA, me je posebno zanimalo
emo = menda je bio IL Cleve-
landa: 'Koliksna je pomoc Ia
veznikov partizanom v Jugosla-
viji?"
Komentator Leland Stowe je
odgovoril, da je bila pomoc mar
salu Titu dosedaj zelo skromna.
Dejal je: "Ves kredit, XII so 81 ga
tt hrabi ljudje dosedaj priborili,
pripada MIN. Razen strojnic,
pusk in malaga orozja je bio do
sedaj nemogoce poslati kaj vec-
jega V Jugoslavijo. Use tanke in
topove, kar Jill imajo Titove ce-
te, SO pobrale Nemcem in tall
janom. A tega tezkega orozja
imajo silno malo."
Tezko je pisati oh misli, da je
VISA slovehska zemlja cd Novega
mesta do triglavske meje v po-
zaru, Povsem razumljivo je, da
so nasi ljudje tn kot v juzni A
meriki "a tie junaSke ljudi. Ra-
zen katoliske manjsine, katera
vleee stare re stokrat zarjavele
fraze o komunistih, ter Sc mani
Sc skupine takozvanih napred-
(Konec ma 3. Strani.)
FE-tHHE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

S k~upovanjem vojnih bondov in
znamk vlagate svoje prihranke v
svojo dezeI0.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26
.Nekaj o tenn
lin Orlern

Chicago, Ill.-V'krogih zdrav-
niskih kemikov SO ugotovili, ola
je cloveSko telo vredno pc svo-
jih sestavinah samo 81 centov.
Ne lie v mirnem casu, ampak tu-
di V vojnem, ceprav je sled
MEM vse drugo drazje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-01-26

Dne 10. januarja je tajnik konunisticne stranke Earl Brow
der ma shodu V New Yorku V spomin prvaku boljsevizna Nikolaju
Leninu oznanil V dolgem govoru "novo crto" ameriske komuni-
stcne stranke.
v resnici nj nova, ker 10 uporabja cd junija 1941 dale.
Browderjev proglas pomeni lie, da Sc DO njegova stranka S svojo
taktiko boljse usoglasila in il S tenn dala uradni peeat..
Evening star., 1944-07-21

By the Way
Beth Blaine.

Is something very CHEEKY Richard Hughes
Red Cross Public Relations newly appointed cochairnan with
Mrs Warren Lee Person for radio She pleasant
her smile and friendly She fairly
huor and good and she gives sort Of "eveyng
feeling" that certainly very reassung
in topsy-turvy world Sc
But not Mrs Hughes pleasing personality alone that
has well fitted her the type doing
for the Red Cross nowshe had plenty training
cal work along the lines Of her position
Bernuh she studied theatrical designing at
of time to college dramac She continued theatrical design
ing in New York CITY, where she became technical director
Theate Guild She also did considerable
and at time had her She played
stock for three year this
radio England
thinks that entertained
the Britshers And then gave all up to
get married.
The Hughes to Washington from York home
about four years Mr. Hughespardon 1t Hughes g. g)
was In the Treasury
attractive house epnr with
playing for ther daughter And they love
Washington Mrs Hughes STAFF assistance
not long afte Pearl worked as staff assistant
after its completion chairman radio for three
months prior her appointment She writes about one
third OF the script for the by the c.
Chapter OF Red Cross and edits the entire She appears
on about six programs month Oh tell
about but understand she has singing voice
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Informal Party
For ROdrieMes'

The Charge d'Affaires of Chile
and Sonora de Gajardo will be
hosts at an informal party Mon
day afternoon, entertaining at the
embassy in honor of the retiring
Counselor of the embassy and
Sonora de Rodriguez who will leave
Washington Wednesday. Senior
Rodriguez has been transferred to
the Foreign Office in Chile, after
IN absence of fourteen years.
Sonora de Rodriguez is the form
er Miss Marjorie Talman, daughter
81 Mrs. Fitzhugh Talman of this
city and the late Mr.. Talman. Their
small daughter, Elizabeth, aged four
and a half, will accompany her
parents to her fathers homeland.
Senor and Sonora de Rodriguez
had moved to Virginia June l from
their house on Hillyer Place, and
now have sub-leased their new
residence due to the unexpected
brders.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Federation Sponsors
Student Of Alcohol

Alcohol Is the subject being
studied in It's various phases by Miss
Lillian Money under the sponsor
ship OF the General Federation Of
Womens Clubs at the Summer
School Of Alcohol Studies OF Yale
University.
Directed by z. N. Jellinek, Sc. D..
the session from July 10 through
August 4 Is part Of Yale's LAbora-
tory Of Applied Physiology, where
extensive experiments regarding the
use Of alcohol are carried on under
the direction Of Howard w. Hag.
gard, M. D.
The federation sent Miss Money.
extension secretary for the junior
clubs in the organization, as 1t il
naturally interested In combating
juvenile delinquency and also in
developing an alcohol study pro-
gram for the thousands Of juniors in
the clubs.
Miss Money reports that the work
Is stupendous and that 80 States a
well as the District and Canada are
represented at the institute.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Economic WeU.Beinq
Conference Subject

The economic and social we'll
being Of the community will be seri-
ously considered at a conference OF
the international Association OF
Altrusa Clubs July ~, % and 20 in
Chicago.
I'VE are going to find out what
Altrusa can do to broaden educa-
tional opportunities, to help safe
guard health, to bring about full
employment after the war, and to
aid women workers in the transit
ton from war to peace" DR.. Nina
Fay Calhoun, international presi-
dent, has announced.
Among those who will attend the
meeting are Elizabeth l.. Fackt OF
Washington, D. c. She is chairman
Of the Altrusa International Rela-
tions Committee and Is on leave of
absence from the University of
Denver while holding position
with UNRA.
Evening star., 1944-07-21

NnhfinLS Held

The marriage of Miss Helen Marie
Donovan, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Donovan, TO
Mr. Arthur Louis Essex, son of Mr.
ana Mrs. Bernard A. Essex, took
place July 13 in Our Lady of Vic
tory Church, the Rev. Francis Kel-
ly officiating, and reception fol-
lowed in the home of the brides
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Donovan.
The bride, who was escorted to
the altar by another brother, Mr..
Paul V. Donovan. was attended by
Miss Virginia G. Harrington, United
States Navy, as maid of honor. and
by Mrs. Albert S, Donovan, Mrs.
Chamberlain S. Cotton, Mrs. John
Walker. Mrs. Sam Scogna and Mrs.
Thomas Harrison.
Mr.. Bernard A. Essex. jr., brother
Of the bridegroom, was best man
and the ushers were MIR. Albert S.
Donovan, Mr.. Sam Scogna, Mr.
Thomas Harrison and Mr.. Cham
berlain S. Cotton, all of Washing
| ton and Mr.. Paul Polati of New
York.
Following. a wedding trip the
couple will. reside at lis Hawaii
avenue.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Miss O'DOnneU
Becomes Bride

Miss Kathryn Louise ODonnell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
j. O'Donnell, was married Wednes-
day evening to Mr. Russell A. Nc
Mullin, jr., U. S. M. c., son of Mr.
and Mrs. McMullin. The wedding
took place in the Church Of the
Nativity, the Rev. Lawrence A. Nc
Clone officiating, and Mr.. Harry
Wheaton Howard playing the we'd
ding music
The bride was escorted by her
father and wore slipper satin with
a train. A tiara of orange blossoms
held her veil and she carried
prayer book with a white orchid on
the cover.
Miss Mary Frances O'Donnell was
maid Of honor for her sister, wear
ing aquamarine net and taffeta with
a matching headdress and carrying
yellow roses. Mr.. Sheridan Klein
dienst, uncle of the bridegroom, was
his best man and the ushers were
Mr.. James M. O'Donnell, brother OF
the bride, and Sergt. Thomas A
Myers, U. S. A.
The reception was held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell
and later Mr.. and Mrs. McMullin
left on their wedding trip. Mr.. Nc
Mullin, before joining the marines
was employed in the Treasury De-
partment.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Naval Officers Wife
On Jane0s' PROGRAM

The Impressions Of Z naval pho
tographer who hit the Normandy
coast with the first wave Of our In
vasion troops win be read by his
wife. Mrs. Lawrence Crolius. at =
meeting of the Jangos at 7::30 pm.
Tuesday In the parish hall of st.
Johns Church In Georgetown.
Mrs. Crolius Is past president Of the
Jangos and now holding q part-tirne
job at the once Of Strategic Serv-
ices.
She will share hof,ors with Mrs.
Peggy Donovan, who will tell the
group Of approximately so girls Of
the work being done by the Red
Cross overseas.
The program has been arranged
by the Red Cross Nursery and Can
teen Girls under the direction of
Mrs. Emory Adams and Mrs. Carter
Anderson, respectively. Mrs. Joan
Donnelly will preside as chairman.
Evening star., 1944-07-21
Recent " eddings
OF Interest Here

Miss Portia Aileen. daughter Of
Mrs. Paul H. Kahler, became the
bride June 23 of 1t. e. p. Meares,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
Meares. The ceremony took place
In the Francis Asbury Methodist
Church and was followed by q recep-
ton at the Washington Club.
Escorted to the altar and given In
marriage by Mr.. Paul H. Kahler, the
bride was attended by Miss Jean
Geissler as maid of honor. and by
the Misses Betty Lou Donovan and
Louise SWEET as bridesmaids. Sergt.
Robert Cormack was best man for
1t. Meares and Corpl. Jack Libby
and Mr.. Hugh Stamper were the
ushers.
The bride is q graduate of Roose-
welt High School and will receive her
B.A. degree from Maryland Univer-
sity in September. 1t. Meares is q
graduate Of Central High School
and attended Maryland University.
He is president of Phi Kappa Sigma.
ST. Gabriels Catholic Church was
the scene OF the wedding June II
Of Miss Wanda v. Negroski, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Negro
ski of Bridgeport, Ohio, and Mr..
Rosario s. zullo, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph zullo. The Rev. w. j.
Sweeney ofaciated at the ceremony
Miss Virginia Negroski was maid
of honor for her sister and Mr.. An
thony Russo was best man for Mr..
Zullo.
The bride has been employed in
the Once Of Price Administration
in Washington. Mr.. Zullo, who is a
graduate of the College Of Engineer
ing Of New York University, has
been employed as a mechanical en-
gineer In the Small Arms Branch
Of the War Department here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Keller Of
Ephrata, Pa. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Ade.
laide Edith Keller Of Washington, to
DR.. Leon A. Heppel of San Francisco
and Salt Lake City. The ceremony
took place June 6 in the Lincoln
Chapel of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. DR..
Peter Marshall ofnciating.
The bride, who was given in mar
r1age by her father, was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Theodore Sahm,
as matron of honor, and Miss Arvilla
Keller was her bridesmaid. DR..
Arthur Kornberg of New York was
best man.
The bride is a member of the
public schools teaching stan of the
District Of Columbia. DR.. Heppel is
stationed at the National Institute
Of Health in Bethesda and with his
bride Is residing at 1905 Hampden
lane.