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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-21
AMP SAYS CATH0LIU CHARGE
WITH PROMOTING GARY .
ANTI-NEGR0 SCHOOL HRME1

Negro school strikes here is being
blamed on the Catholic church in
the Froebel High school district.
An analysis of facts, gathered
through careful Associated Negro
Press investigation, points an ugly
finger of guilt to Catholic church
officials and affiliated organiza-
tions of the church in probably the
most sensational expose of sinister
behind-the-scenes race batting and
nefarious political Vaccinations in
the history of this city.
Froebel High school district was
formerly populated by white Catho-
lies, most of them foreign-born.
The Catholic church, the center of
community life, acquired millions
of dollars worth of property but
found itself holding the bag when
the racial face of the neighborhood
changed from allwhite Catholic to
almost all-Negro Protestant. More
than 200 Negro families moved into
the district within four years as the
result of whites seeking homes in
more restricted areas.
Protestant Negroes have pur-
chased homes near Catholic church
and school buildings. Facing the
dilemma of not being able to move
their property to another site, and
not being able to sell it to the new
Negro residents, Catholic leaders
decided to mix politics with race
hate to solve their acute real estate
problem.
This activity on behalf of Catho-
lie leaders has, it is felt here by
many observers, dovetailed with the
efforts of big business to weaken
the trade union movement now that
the war is over. The Steel Workers
union has asked for So daily wage
increase to compensate for the re-
duction in weekly pay brought
about by the cancellation of war
contracts. This has been refused by
the U. S. Steel corporation, princi-
pal Gary employer. An internal rift
between white and colored men,
bers of the union automatically
weakens the union and makes it less
likely to have the unity necessary
for a determined wage fight.
It is also pointed out that the resi-
dental, school and recreational pat
terms which resulted in the COM
parative isolation of racial elements
here, thus making it possible for
the present situation to develop,
conform to a policy traditional with
the metal mills which actually rule
the city.
When Joseph E. Finerty, a
Catholic, was elected mayor in 1912,
he received the solid support of his
CONTINUED on page ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

PARTIAL CONTENTS:
Looking al Tomouows
House Today
\ Good Time 10 Borrow
Turning 10 Your Architect
for Advice
Planning Kitchens
Eating in the Kitchen
Bathroom Arrangements
Storage
Be droom Arrangements
Foundations
WoieTproohng Base.
menta
Framing
Insuldhon
Roofing
Fostering
Finish
Estimating Costs
Working DctGiiB
Cernices
ChimneYs
S,airwuYs
Conner CupbooIds
MGniels
Doors and Hardware
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

n TOW you can have the house you've always wanted!
IN You've had TO wait but today your opportunity
is here. Whether your dream home IS as modern
traditional American style, you will
il be comfortable, upto-dAte and convenient
Royal Barry gives you the advice you need whether
you plan TO spend $500 for your house
Mr. Wills the author of Better HoHses for BHdgeteer
understands the problems of the average small home
owner and he knows how TO solve them This big hand
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-30

some eAsy-tounderstand book tells the homebuildeT
how select his properly how get financial aid, how
choose the right site, and how build house that
will house thar be easily and inexpensively
enlarged house that is well designed and will retain
its good lines
Protection for Ysars 10 esms an architects advice
In HOUSES FOR HoMEAAKERS you will find the latest
dependable space-saving schemes, the materials
I....n
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
; Detroit Majors
To Aid General

Three DctroitcrS have been APP
pointed 10 the combined Slatt Of
Brig Gen Joseph + Morris com
mandnc Wright and Patterson
Fields al Dayton O.
They arc Mai Arthur W Witt,
Mai Barre g. Burnside and Maj.
r. r. Rockwell
Mai Witt assistant deputy for
supply is q former Chrysler Corp
cmploye. the son of Mr. and Ms.
Rudolph WITT s036 senator
Mai Burnside Will bc assistant
deputy for operations. Jic<I> the
son af Nlr and Mr. Harlow -
Burnside. 1870 + Jefferson and a
veteran of So bomber missions ln
the southwest Pacific He wears
tho Distinguished Flying Cross
with Oak Leaf CluStc. and The Ar
Medal
MAJ Rockwell formerly of tha
Detroit police department Viii nc
security officer for lhc combined
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Uses Publicity Stats Of 5 Agencies

Though the department occupies central position IN
the British loan campaign, is fanked by strong supporters
Mr. Russell says that laon maintained at high level by
conferences between department officials and Treasury
Secretary Vnson Commerce Secretary Wallace and Federal
Reserve Chairman Ecces He did mention ranking
agriculture department which also participating
Interde pdrtnentol baIyhoo is supported more
effectively at loWer "Oorkng eUet by mobilization
Of the public relations experts of oil fUe departments
representative of each goes to Mr.. RuSSeS office for
briefing the campaign.
The agencies be rather staggering
fully modified For example the agriculture department
If wishes pull all the stops these among
others
nationwide extension service, with editor in each
supply rural papers with stories about the
markets products which might result from foreign
lending.
Country agents and Ill Club organizations, where nor-
nation he passed by word of mouth
The AAA organization, including state and local
mtees empowered adopt resolutions and hold meetings
the basis prepared Washington they choose
Services supplied direct TO farm papers journals and radio
stations.
Agruftuai councils in att states and courticN abc 70
reach localf facilities of publicity.
The commerce department has numerous publications ant
doubtless close connections with trade organza
ons The Federal Reserve Board has its publication
It's representatives of the treasury be inuenta
In speechrng ard private wordomouh contact with opinion
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Royal Oak Bandit
Gets Thousands

A Gaarg ls0man held up a
.rVc'r, store tH The heart Of the
Ea,-l- 1ak downtown shopping
a.>tr,t Satuday afternoon and
f>c.p,I with cash and lowclry
WORTH several thousand dollars.
The bandit, twice was inter-
rur'ci u ransacknE the Royal
J,Vc'ry Inc. 5l6 :. Washington
eN customers whom he forced 20
fhe basement and bound their
legs with VINE
fir rufr,na The store and asked
ln. DVrer Mrs Ethel Freeman,
Who ,,t> alone mn the store, 10
see watch When she turned 20
Shelf hc drew a pistol and
forced hcr to the basement
Interrupted while rlflnc the
cash register and The lcwclrN
NH..t Ie rr3pp"WCd nm thc base
meuf lrv minutes later hcrduC
Nr and Mr., John p. Cummings
el 1.+n Marion Center Line lie
took So n cash from them Later
ho TUNED up Frank Colo Of i35
y Washington and David IS
James, 29. of 1880 Seward. from
whom hc took So
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
BaHyhoo to Silence
Loan Critics Foreseen
lContlnncd LON Pagc OncI

recently in Washington New York Chicago Denver and San
Francisco TO further the of projected goba educational
and cultural organization last influential group
of Washington representatives of national organizations was
lectured privately preparations going in London for the
start of the United Nations security organization.
A. least one governmental DcaolopdlD, has rCtCycd
TO such octiltCS as 'propoQ0ado MCnbcS of My Rms
SCHS stair Hl> 5co,d HfuStIrcv, ucI cotOd
They lrtHcc rhc thu Uotd "Soiiug pops mp. n Z
Ike To t,aE 1ccJc meeting dcHand for Dtor0.atloa,
they explain.
Shepard Jones is in charge of Mr. RuSeS public atti
tudes section which, with FUNDS not appropriated urtat
purpose by Congress, engaged in polling public opinion,
anayzng the together with and radio comment
and compromising his reports documents which stamped
CONFIDENTIAL.
Chester Williams is in charge of group relations among
other things arranging speech each day by
department official somewhere in the country. tie
also FIXES up the background" conferences.
For instance 100 organizations will he in Washington Nov
26 under auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for nterna
ona Peace hear private talks by Undersecreary Acheson
Assistant Secretary Clayton and others the British loan
and other matters, officials
Mrs Margaret Garter is in charge of section 10 which
folk shutted when they TO the state department in
search of information for magazine stories radio scripts or
whatnot She gives them the angle and arranges
interviews with department dgnitareS.
Mrs Della Kuhn is in command of Public Jews and In
uueS special writing service which helps publish govern
mental pamphlets and which letters that into
agency the pOpuace These 400 daily but
In of excitement during the san Francisco Confer
ence, they hit a rate of $500 a day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
a WINNER
Robbers Loot 4
DedfbofnHonnes

Dearborn police. believed Satur-
day that the same thugs we're
responsible for a wave of home
robbcrioS which netted cash,
bonds. gems and household goods
valued at more than $1,000 Fri
day night.
The most loot was obtained at
the home OF Edward SChaofer
522i Calhoun. VIII ere second
story men got rings and watches
valued AT $500 and $4,000 worth
of war bonds
Also robbed were the homes of
SAM Cook, 1918 Afiddlesex, Vim
cent Camlllerl of 1905 Lois and
William Foremento, 4649 Lois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Job Bill Dead
Being RedrdWn

WASHINGTON NOV r. ms
Rep. Manasco ID o' Alabama.
disclosed tonight thai ,NC ai'VUl-
strationS So-callCd tuII CnpIoy
ment OIL has hccn ShcNrd by
the house executive eNfsH.itife~
committee
ManaSco committee chairman
revealed thaf the lrCi>leive ref
erenCe bureau has been asked tu
draft a completely rrV BIN de-
signed 20 l0corpor ,s.tN"n, >
views
The decision fo draft a "rly tH
was made hy ECu> NaD1Se1
Warrington ~ of NJ>>SS'ppI
end Cochran ,DF ~ Missouri mae
jority members 81 a t.Ne-wau SUBJ
committee
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
L Batks. Aches
Flush Kidneys

Do you suffer from Getting Up Nights.
Backache, Nervousness. Leg Pains, Dizsi-
ness, Swollen Ankles. Rheumatic Pains,
Bladder Weakness, Painful Passages. or feel
old and un-down, due to non-organic and
non n-systemie Kidney and Bladder troublesp
II so. here Is good news: The very frst dose
OF Cystex "a physicians prescription uSu-
ally goes right TO work helping the Kidneys
flush out excess acids and wastes which may
have caused your trouble SO take Cystex
exactly as directed and watch for quick help
and rapid increase IN pep. more youthful
feeling and Joy IN living Oyster must sat-
isfy completely or money back is guaranteed
on return OF empty package, Don't suffer
another day without trying CysteX-3 Quar-
anteed sizes, 3Se, 7Se. Si.5o at druggista
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
RedepIoyment
.Disrupts AMG

BERLIN. Nov II CUP)-Re-
deployment is rapidly diSrupting
the American military govern
ment organization in Berlin. Col
Frank Howley. chief of the L. S.
military government section, said
today.
BY the end of the month, all
the enlisted men who originally
trained for the work in the United
States Will be back home, he re-
NealCd.
The enlisted personnel of How
lcy'S staff thereafter will comprise
l40 men, most of them unframed
for the specialized work of mill
tdTV government.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Probe DisIoyaIty

SEOUL, Korea, Nov. II CUP)-
Mai Gen Archibald Y. Arnold,
military governor Of the u. S.
occupation zone in Korea, an
nounced today that charges of
pro-JapaneSe Sympathies among
employees of the military govern;
ment would be investigated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
House Group 10 Push
School Aid Measure

WASHINGTON, Nov. II CUP)
than 30 House members
were organized today as a steer
ing committee 10 promote a bill
TO equalize school opportunities
among the states by federal fund
grants
The bill would authorize Sl00,-
100000 annually for distribution
on the basis of financial needs
and average daily attendance in
public elementary and secondary
schools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Eve Don'ts for
Factory Workers

Don't use eyes unnecessarily. 2 Don't
read ~ poor light. 3 Don't neglect eyes
earosed 10 dust. wind or overwork Bat ht
them with Lavopuk. Quickly soothes IN
damed sore. burning, itching and granu'
lated eveids or money refunded Thousands
praise a. 90 years succcss. Get -LayopuA
TODAY At all drug stores
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
War Crimes Court
To Try Hitler Aide

NUREMBERG. Nov. II (UP)-
The United Nations war crimes
tribunal announced today that
Martin Bormann, Nazl party man
aCcr and personal secretary 10
Hitler. will bc tried in abSentia.
a prosecution request, agreed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Coffee Up 3 Gents

WASHINGTON. Nov l7 ,lpF
-StahililliIon Director tura G.
Collct today announced an jr-
crease Of three cents "a pound au
imported green coffee Thc n.
crease viii bc subsidized by me
RFC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Milk Mixture for
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now being
used by Doctor, and hospital, everywhere
has proven unusually meee,sful m The
treatment of stomach ulcers caused from
excess lcii. Ii is harmless preparation
yet 50 effective that IN many eases the
pans OF stomach ulcer, disappear almost
immediately after u IS used. Also recon-
mended tor gas pans, indigestion and
heartburn due 70 hyperlcidity. Sufferers
may now try this al home by obtaining =
bottle Of Lurin from their druggist Luun
>ont4ns this new discovery in rs purest
form. Easy TO take. Just mix two tea
,poonfuls in halt elan OF milk Cost,
hnt httle Try bottle i, must sltlsty or
money refunded. Lurin for sale by Gun
ninsham's, and drug stores everywhere
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Iames

Al SAN FRANZ Isl O-Iames
O'Hara, from Saipan. 2,09S troops
including i62d Bomber Group.
76Sth, 769th and 770th Bomber
SqdnS.. 18Th Photo Lab. Grip.
3A9th Air EnGr Sqdn, 554th Ar
Materials SqdH ll6 Navy per-
sonnel kingsburN, from Salpan
, 963 Navy Army personnel
Island Mail. from OkinaWa anc
Honolulu. 466 troops EScanaha,
from West Pacific. 90 Navy per-
Sonnel Carrier Breton, from
Pearl Harbor. 1927 Navy. Barn
stable, from West Pacific 1855
Navy, 10 patients. Berget, from
West Pactfte,- Al Navy peFeR,
from West Pacific, 805 Navy, ,
civilian Carrier SaNo Island,
from Pearl Harbor l0S4 Navy.
Nancy Hanks, from Saipan and
Yokohama 2 troops. Dangur,
436. Tahora, 800. Crystal, %
Willamette Victory, II DeGrosse,
1.153.
At SAN DIEGO-peStroyer
escort Peterson, Cruiser Cleveland
and deStroyers Terry. Taylor,
Brown, Bradford, Cowell and
David ". Taylor.
At PORTLAND. ORE.-(Arri-
ralS teSterdaNl Cape Douglass.
$50 officers and l142 enlisted
men. Lyon. 146 Naval personnel
and 1872 Army. Theenim, 2l30
Naval personnel and 96 troops,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

10 by all four delegations. had
been presented earlier pointing
out there still IS a clear possI-
bility Bormann Is alive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Z Billion for Homes

WASHINGTON
Americans VIII spend some
s. 600 600 600 for AS 600 new
homes IN 1916 nearly tmcc uneS
The amount spent Tor new con-
suuction IN 1915, the commerce
lcnarimcnt estImaiCs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

AT NEWPORT NEWS-Abra-
ham Lincoln. from Naples. GA
departure undeSiGnated. IS miSCel-
laneous. Robert NJ T. Hunter,
departure undesignated, 5Sl mis-
IcellaneouS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Doctor Explains
Gall Bladde,
The experience of so years with
over 10000 cases OF common gall

bld dQer ana | ! ' 8 T
d sor d ers is de-
sCrlbed IN a n e "
booklet by Dr. + +.
Paddock. Box sos,
Desk 4. Kansas City,
Mo. T h is booklet
tells why surgury in
MANY ftSrs may be
either unnecessary or
iuadvisahle. or b . W
Asuffering may he re-
Nl.trd bV his palliative
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

medical treatment Also are described
many tymptonlS Of GaH stones and iu.
frrtet- Gsil Bladder send i"r free
booklet today
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

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20 ploy popuo' tuner, tsri-elanieol and ever
sooqs Wooqie o. onYthinq 'hot YOU ron hVr,
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We bring YOU 'he senic'iorol ls Roy sIsuoH
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o,c tsyhoafd ehori ior s.. No eT'ros no oddi-
',oral enons 70 buY you don't even reed o
pi1,o ~i'h our tsybootd ehor.
k~ole youf iriends-'hs mon ~ho pu' nJh,
rI~ fSouiood of homes ono into me trqeU q
'-ev,erat ~ho, Ike youusf thought 'hey could
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
What to Do for Pains OF
ARTHRITIS
Try This Free

~ YOU have never used "RoSSe 1sbS'
for paus Of arthriti>. ucutrius. rhou-
m8fI.m. We want YOU 10 Try them ~
|our risk We viii send YOU q fun size
IpHckaEo from which YOU are 10 use -
|Ttl. FREE II NOT HstnuiSh'd ~ IN"
palliative relief which you enjoy from
'nur suftoriuES, return the package
.----.--rrrr-rryvr-- r1r'1rTrS w Mt8u II
SIND So MONEY just send name
HuI address sud No viii rush your
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Az. Chicago -. III.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
ironlEsd TsoT-
To bvlld Up Blood and Ensray

II your color IS poor-if you lack pep
you need 1ronized Yeast Tabletsl
They give you the vital elements that,
doctors say, 500 Of US ordinarily
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

Dial Cherry $500 TO order
The Detroit Times delivered to
your home. 4 convenient, re-
liable service, ! days n week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
How Our Troops
Come Home

Yyoopships arrrrine IN L. S.
home ports Saturday included
the foiiouinR:
At NEW NORK--Iohn Clark,
from LolIa>Ic. % troops includ-
nE 7S99t6 and 3g37th ON Gas
Supp Cos iS3d AIT Service
Groups Ilq and liq. Sqdn Win
field Scott, from Hamilton. %
miscellaneous Hospital ship
Blanch Sigman. from Cherbourg
5Sl patients Daniel Hill, from
Naples, 4Si miscellaneous. Am
brose Burnside, from Lc Havre
6l5 including 5th Chem Depot
Co. 3O3jth ON Bakery Co, 40
Sith ON Service Go Robcrr
Howe. sailing port undeSignated
100 navy personnel. Ward Hunt,
from MarScillcS. $50 miscella-
ncouS James W. Riley, from Eng
land 56i miscellaneous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
Co, B0RDERL|NE ANEMIA'
Steel q Womon's BeoUty?

don't get in amounts nAAdsd m build
healthy, red blood cells. Ironized
Yeast Tablets 90 to the cause OF Bor.
derlins Anemis.
OF course, your condition may stem
from other causes, 90 your doctor
should he consulted regularly, But IN
= Borderline Anernis-taks !. Y. Tab
lets TO build up your blood. TO i'm
prove your energy. At all drug stores
Resulting from ferro-nutrifionAl
blood deficiency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

At BOSTON - Marshall We
tory, from tr fiavrc, t94t troops
including lS5th Port Co. 3442d
Ordinance NJ d dium Automatic
Maintenance Co 50lSt Medical
Collecting Co, 3O3d ON Railhead
Co, 729th Railway Operating Bat
-ta-fIrv,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

X/Fs, Borderline Anernia is steal,
i ing the beauty OF women every
where. Thousands have lost the fresh
glow Of youth - look "wsshed-out 80
frequently feel "ready-to-drop "
It's a medical fact "A Borderline
Anemis is robbing a. nanyss one out
OF every two women Of their good
looks and their vitality!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
HeoIthy Red sIeod cslls
Needed 70 Rslsoss EneraY

It's q shame that people who ought
10 feel rsdisntly alive should have a
ferro-nutritional deficiency OF the
blood, q Borderline Anemia. Their
red blood cells aren't big enough, rich
Enough, healthy enough to keep them
pheling and looking ht. The blood
alone supplies energy TO your body
nothing can take its place!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
tnerU Building Blood

tnofU.buholhe 5000
This is vhst tfs Doctor
sees through his micro
scope looking - blood
hch IN energy elements
Note big, plentiful red
cells that carry Oxygen 20
release energy TO every
muscle, limb. tissue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

ApvERTlSEME,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18
eordefllns knemIs

Thousand, hsve blood
like this-and never know
~. Note punv are and
irregular shspe of red cells.
Blood like this cent gen
crate the energy you need
Only sturdy blood car
give you top snerU.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

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Evening star., 1945-09-29
Meeting at Embassy

Ceser Caceres, son of the Ambas-
sador of Honduras and Sonora de
Caceres; Helzia Jones, daughter OF
the Military Attache OF the Vene-
zuelan Embassy and Sonora de
Jones, and Paul Cajigas, son of DR..
and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, have called
meeting at the Honduran Embas-
sy this afternoon at 4 o'clock. At
this time plans will be formulated
with the Sigma Mu Fraternity for
an nter-American exhibition OF
products yet unknown to the North
American public. The display will
be shown at ball and fiesta about
the latter part of November. Among
those invited to the meeting are
Bertha Jones, Lucia Ambaspes,
Louisa Perez, Millie Herreros, Gra-
ella Sarmiento, Martha Larrea,
Louise Hirshel and Bob Print, AL
berto Sarmiento, Frank Hirshel, AL
berto Herreros. Larry Krause, Mar
win Kay, Larry Rosenberg and Har-
vey Jacobs.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
Recent Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kapneck an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elinor Adele Kapneck, to
Mr.. Hillel Spitz, son of Rabbi and
Mrs. Leon Spitz of New Haven.
The ceremony took place Septem-
Der 16 in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jewler an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Jewler. to Sergt
Irving A. Burka, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris D. Burka. The wedding
took place August y in the Beth
Sholom Synagogue with Rabbi Harry
Silverstone officiating.
Sergt. Burka recently returned
from duty in Europe.
The Woodside Methodist Church
IN Silver Spring was the scene oi
the marriage August 80 of Miss
Marjorie Isabelle Bowman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Bowman, to
Mr. Earl Preston Stombock, son Of
Mrs. William H. Stombock OF
Georgetown and the the late Mr.
Stombock. The Rev. Marion Mi
chael off1ciated at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
ST.. Johns Club

A get-together tea will be given by
the st. Johns Mothers Club from
to s pm. tomorrow in the audi
torium of st. Johns College, 1925
Vermont avenue.
The decorative motif will be a
white memorial cross set against
blue backdrop upon which will ap-
pear gold stars representing the boys
from st. Johns College who have
given their lives in the late war.
The receiving line will be COM
posed Of members of the faculty and
Mrs. Harold Sinton. Mrs. John
Greaney. Mrs. j. C. Brown and Mrs.
Evelyn Leach will pour tea.
Mrs. William M. Mack is chair
man of the club and in charge of
tea arrangements. Mrs. Frank Mar
tinelle, hospitality chairman. is in
charge Of refreshments. Mrs. Mack's
assistants include: Mrs. William F.
Smith, invitations; Mrs. J. Lee DON
nelly, decorations, and Mrs. Oliver
Veihmeyer. introductions.
Evening star., 1945-09-29
Mss Lee to We'd
Mr.. H0rsev

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph jenkins Lee
of Baltimore announce the engage
'ment of their daughter, Miss Mary
Hamilton Lee, to Mr.. Outerbridge
Horsey of this city, son Of Mrs. Out
erbridge Horsey of New York and
the late Mr.. Horsey.
Miss Lee was graduated from the
College of the Sacred Heart in Man.
hattanville, N. Y, and from Colum-
bia University, and was introduced
to society in Baltimore at the Bach
elors' Cotillion. She is the grand
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Donnell Lee Of Needwood
Forest, Md, and of Mr.. and. Mrs
Joseph Conklin Harris of Baltimore
A descendant of Thomas Sim Lee
Governor of Maryland during the
Revolution, she also is a great-niece
of Mr.. c. Hartman Kuhn of Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. Horsey was graduated from
Cambridge University in England
and Massachusetts Institute OF Tech
nology. He is a direct descendant
of Charles Carroll of Carrollton ano
Gov. Lee. Mr. Horsey is a foreign
service officer in the State Depart
ment and a member of the Metro
politan Club of Washington.