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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-09
(Nadaljevanje)

"Najbrz nisi vedel, Harro, da
ma vsem svetu nj toliko slavcev,
kakor jih je tn. Zdaj sveti ru-.
meni mesec, XII Sc ga Liza boji,
ker nj taksen kakor ma Braun
ecku, in v njegovem soju pole.
10 slavci. In zelene zabe klepe-
tajo, tiste male, zelene, Sc me-
RHO, katera DO glasnejsa. Klo-
pocejo kakor stotine majhnih
mlinov; vso noe meljejo samo
ljubezen. Cd same ljubezni kar
spati nj mogoce.
"Oce je Sci ma Brauneck, teta
Helena pa je prisla sem. Kako je
dobra in cudovita! Rekla mi je,
da mi DO zivljenje zmerom tako
prizanasalo kakor doslej, kakor
bi bila il porcelana. In potem
me spet poljubi terr ece: 'Tebi
privoscim bolj kakor vsem dru-
gim, da sc tt vse zelje izpolnijo.
Rada bi vedela, po koliko stolet-
jih 81 ii edino brauneska hci, XII
il nj bilo treba pred poroko izjo-
kati oci! Da, kakor iz porcelana
si!'
"In moran pustiti, da me tako
imenuje in mi pripoveduje, kako
so delali S cisto navadnim porce-
lanom, h kakrsnemu sc pristeva
tudi teta Helena, XII je prav ta-
ko Braunecka donna. In zelo ra-
da jo imam.
Mama je v Wiesbadnu in te-
zavno jo bo spraviti ma Braun
eek, ker je zaradi MEGA Sc zme-
rom hudo zagrenjena.
'In to boil oceta, XII misli, da
nj ma vsem bozjem svetu nobe-
mega lepsega kraja, kakor je
Brauneck.
"Tvoja lepa skupina princes
ko in goskami je -vsem v velikc
veselje.
"Gospod professor sede vsele.
tako, da jo lahko gleda, in Sc j
potem malo pribliza plasnimi
rokami, da ujame to ali ono sill
hueto, ter naposled ugotovi, od
katere strani je najlepsi. Reke
je tudi, da sc Sc nj dovolj ukvar'
jal S tako zanimivimi zivalmi
(gosmi), in da jim Sc nj posku'
Sal priti dovolj clovesko blizu
Doslej jih je cenil samo pecene
Toda to je zdaj re premagano in
sramotno surovo stalisce. Pre-
prican je, da je srednja gos, ve'
polozaj, O katerem Sc princeskj
Sc ne sanja, re davno spoznala
Zakaj pa bi drugace korakals
tako mogocno pred MO? In kri'
ci zanicljivo "a neumnim dec
kom, in je pripravljena "a vse
napade, da hi ubranila svoje
princesko.
| cali nj Iepo, da Sc je ia uzive
v skupino 2 In kako 81 zcli, da b
videl kaksno tvojo sli,,::o. Najraj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-09
F.S. FINzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
/. Sono


SAA Ia ~ ~ O. S~S'
ku nedolznih oci.
Smrekar je v vezi povabil
Bresta. ma vecerjo.
"Pridite z Aleno, mi gremo
naprej!'
Alena je zadnja stopila k
Mink.
"Minka,' jo je nagovorila in
jo prijela "a roko. Glas sc j je
tresel. "Minka, JAZZ te spostujem
in te obcudujem! Blagor tebi!'
Dvignila je memo roko in jo
nitro pritisnila ma ustnice, da
il je Minka nj mogla umakniti.
"To je moja sreca, mole pla-
clio - in klic: Naprej! Hvala
tt "a iskrenost!"
Pri vratih Sc je pridruzil Ale
nj Brest, XII il je povedal, da je
povabljen k Smrekarju.
Alena, VISA prevzeta cd tega
vecera, je sla nitro po ozki ga
ri tik Bresta in srce j je moe
no utripalo.
"Krasno je bio! Minka je res
dusa dela!"
"Je treba posebnega znacaja
"a tako stvar. JAZZ bi ne bill "a
to-"
"Ne?"
Alena ga je zategnjenim po.
udarkom vprasala in nitro do
stavila, kakor bi sc zbala:
"Tudi JAZZ bi ne zmogla te'
ga
Nato sta sla po slabo izhoje'
nj poti molce. Aleni sc je z vsc
silo nenadoma vrinila leila, de-
tn V samoti, pod migljajocim
zvezdami, razodene Brestu, ka1
jo je tako grozno mucilo. go
spod Brest, ali ste mar jezni
ker vas nj vec k Smrekarju?'
"Jezen? Kako to vprasate
Pot je bila slaba in silno pridnt
sem studiral te dni. Zato me n
bilo!'
"Tako? Sem mislila, da ST.
kaj zvedeli o pismu."
20 pismu? O kaksnem pi
smu?"
Aleni je odleglo, ko je bill;
ubita Fla slutn;;a, XII jo je ira
pila toliko noci. Kakor bi otvo
ril strugo vrelcu, je zatela pri
povedovati svojo muko. Govori
la je iskreno, odkrito. Il besed
Sc je glasila pritajevana boleci
ma. Brest je prijel memo roko
jo OWL krog svoje in cutil, ka
ko trepeta. Ko je dokoncala, st
jo polile solze. Nagnila je CLAW
proti Brestu. On sc je zmedel
ko je videl bell vrat, razsvetljel
cd zlatih zvezd, in sklonjen,
glavo proti svojim prsim. N
incl, nj vedel besede prvi tire
nutek. Tajna sila ga je sklonila
njegove ustnice so sc rahlo do
teknile belega vratu.
Alena je vtrepetala in M
umaknila roko. Nihce nj We
spregovoril, dokler nista stopil
v vezo, kjer j je Brest stisn
roko in rekel:
"Oprostite in"ne bojte Sc! &c
mu strah, ko innate mirno vest !!
Nato sta sla po stopnicah.
/Dn7ie a11.iL n1ao 1sSl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-09
(Nadaljevanje)

tako potrta, da j je shujsalo IL
ce in je bledela, kakor ola bi jo
razdejala bolezen. Cello Smre-
karica je opazila spremembo ter
je velela nekajkrat napreci .sa-
nj, da sta Sc peljala z 'Viktor-
iem ma sprehod; mislila je, da
il skoduje, ker proved tici v So
hi. Po TAXI voznji Sc je vrnila
resnicno pokrepcana in Smre-
karica j je veseljem pobozala
cvetoca lica. Ali kaj bi bila dala,
ko hi bila ia roka - roka mate
rina! Domislila Sc je, kako je
vcasih donna otrocje kljubova-
la, toda vselej, kadar 10 je OBJ
sla resnicna zalost, je prihitela
k ocetu, k materi, in kakor skoz
nevihto je zasvetilo nenadoma
solnce in v srcu je bila spet
mirna sreca. Sedaj nj nikogar!
Tako je v razvneti domisljiji,
XII jo je mucila vsako noe, do
cakala Miklavzevcga vecera. Ko-
prnela je, da bi videla Bresta in
sc prepricala, je Ii njena sum-
MIA upravicena. zaeno je skle-
pala trdne sklepe, da ne 'sme
nihce opaziti njenega trpljenja,
ker bi Sc oh njeni bolesti le "a
vistno pasli. Vesela DO, razigra-
ma, in salila Sc DO z Brestom,
nalasc predrzno salila, da jim
pokaze, kako je samostojna in
kako je jeziki mic ne brigajo.
Ko Sc je ma Miklavzev vecer
zmracilo, so sc zbrali veljaki IL
vse fare. Prisel je zupan in OBJ
cinski svetovalci, prisla sta zup-
mix in kaplan in seveda VISA in
teligenca, med k a ero sc je
oblastno vstopil Smrekar. Oh
darovanci so napeto cakali V SOL
ski sobi. z mimi ocetje in ma
tere.
V sobi je medic gorela sveca.
10 je Minka videla, da so vsi
zbrani, je pozvonckala.
Tedaj so Sc odprla vrata, ben
galicna luc je razsvetlila soho,
prikazal Sc je angel, "a MIN
drugi in tretji - nato Miklavz
- in "a vrati SO obstall parkel-
nj rozljaje z veriganai. Ne samo
otroke, cello starse je prevzelo
radostno ocaranje in po sobi je
zaplul vzdih zacudenja: A-a-h
Ko so sc otroci nekoliko opo-
gunili, so zapeli pod Minkinim
vodstvom Miklavzu pesem v po-
zdrav. Potem je Miklavz pozval
kaplana, da je izpraseval otro.
Ike.
Miklavz jih je pohvalil, blago-
slovll in jim 'povedal, da SO an
geli prinesli darove, XII jih caka,
jo V sosednii sobi. Spet je "a
pei zvoncek in Miklavz je izgi.
nil: verge parkeljnov SO zaroz.
ljale po vezi - luc je ugasnila
Tedaj je Minka odprla vrata
V sosednjo sobo in vedla vanjc
solarje. Veseli vzkliki SO zado
nell pc Soil, otroci so hiteli pc
klopeh in iskali listkov, kjer je
bilo napisano vsakega posamez.
nika ime. Oblekice, predpasni
Ike, gorke nogavice, cevlji - vse
je bilo v obilici, kakor V boga.
tt stacuni. Otrokom so zarelt
oci, ko SO stiskali k sebi svez
ME, matere SO 81 otirale solze
Use je gledalo ma Minko, kater
je gorelo lice v radosti. Ka:
Smrekar, kaj zupan in zupnil
- nocoj jih nj videl nihce. VS.
SO zrli samo nanjo, VISA srca 81
Sc il klanjala. Revne vdove 81
Sc il zahvaljevale S solznimi oc
mi in j stiskale roke, vse Sc j
gnet!o krog ME. In ko so Sc X
poslavljali, Sc je preril zupnil
do ME, jo imenu vse fare "a
hvalil S tako iskrenimi beseda
mi, da je Minka sama zacutil:
kipeco radost v oceh.
Ko Sc je soba izpraznila, s'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-09

The accelerated educational schedule the was sme
discontinued possible y most
colleges win that substitute
desired Returned soldiers sn
training desired. * r. sL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-09
PrOda sc

po zmerni ceni dobrega cuvaja
-psa, starega emo leto. Poizve
sc ma 113O E. 67 St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
HAMMERS HOLD
 2-1 MARGIN IN pCL cup FINAL
Seattle Retakes Lead After Joyce Evens Series
 on Saturday

SEATTLE, Oct. 8.-The Seattle Rainiers, holding a 2-1 edge over the San Francisco Seals in the finals Of she Pacific Coast League Governor s Cup playoffs. will invade the Bay City this week for concluding games of the seven-tilt series. Play will be resumed there Wednesday night.
 The two teams broke even over the weekend as the Rainiers won 7-5 Sunday and the Seals took Saturday nights contest Az behind the five hit hurling of their ace righthander, Fob Joyce. Seattle won the series opened Friday night
 Third baseman Charley Aleno powered Seattle to it's triumph yes terday. He hit a towering home run in the second inning and a three-run double in the fourth.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
 fPlayoU Finals
 SATURDAY = San Francisco 4; Seattle 2.
 SUNDAY -- San Francisco 5; Seattle '.
 tThe playoff series now stand two games for Seattle and one for San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08

diplomat tackling his first big do- mestic job.
 Foreign Minister Shigeru Yo- shida, 67, a hold-over who, like Shidehara, had opposed Nippon's militarist clique
 Home Minister Zenjiro Horikiri, 61, career government official
 Finance Minister K eizo Shibu- sawa, 49, financier.
 Commerce and Industry Minister, Sankaro Ogsawara, 60, parliamen- tarian and businessman.
 War Minister, It. Gen. Sadashi Shimomura, 58, militarist. CAlso a holdover)
 Navy Minister, Adm Soyemu To- yoda, 60-year-old militarist who commanded the Yokosuka Naval Base where occupation forces made their first amphibious landings on Japan.
 Justice Minister, pr. Chuzo Twata, lawyer, also holdovor from the previous cabinet.
 The newspaper Yomiuri Hochi said that the new ministers would be installed tonight at the Imperial Palace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
NATIONAL WAR RELIEF FUND k
 TAGGING HERE

There is still a long way to go, Lion Frank Hermann, the Clubs National War Fund Chairman, re- ported at the Lions Noon luncheon today. But we've covered a lot ot ground already" he added.
 The Woman's Club recently turn ed in $20 and the pay deductions for the fund from the CLOS long, shoremen's Union for September and October amounted to $45, it was an- nounced The Business and Profes- sional Women's Club and the Wo- mans Club are jointly sponsoring a tea at the Scottish Rite Temple on Wednesday, Oct. 10, with all the proceeds going to China Relief through the National War Fund. It is China Day
 There was nothing to report on the Rotarian sponsored Memorial Library, since the Rotarians had not as yet contacted the Lions repre- sentative.
 Lions Ed Lewis, Tom Selby, Doc Geyer and Milo Clouse were ap- pointed to the program committee for the next month.
 President Barney Anderson an- nounced an executive board meet ing tonight at Lion Doc Rude's of- flee.
 Guests of the club were Lion Gil Ncrdling of Washington, and Mcrt R. Harnden, PAA pilot, of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
DO0LITTLEIS
 LOOKING
 CIVILIAN JOB

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 = It. Gen. James H. Doolittle, leader of the first bombing raid on Tokyo, says he will be leaving the Army soon and is locking for a civilian job.
 Tt will be something in aviation operation or production-but don't know exactly what" he said at a press conference last night. I've had some pretty good offers .
 Gen Doolittle addressed a film industry gathering here last night to aid the forthcoming Hollywood campaign in the Victory Bond drive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
DUTCH HkRBOR PUT ON ROCKS
 BY NAVY, CLAIM

SEATTLE, Oct. S.-Manager E D. Helmer of Unalaska, Alaska, said today that Dutch Harbor Navy commanders through unfair and dictatorial restrictions, have put the .- .I4 c1 Unalaslsa on the rocks
 Helmer declared that for the past six months Unalaska has been "out of bounds" to Navy men although the towns officials have offered to do anything possible to right what the Navy considers to be wrong. Through it all the Navy has refus- led even to give a reason for it's orGer.'
 Hslmer said he had telegraphed officials in Washington, D. C., com plaining of the Navy order
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
Distharge Data
 Is Given Senate

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. 8.-Effective next March, all Army enlisted men with two years service will be eligible for discharge, the House Military Committee heard today.
 By that time, Brig. Gen. Robert w. Berry testified. enough high-point men will have been released to al low discharges on length of service alone.
 General George c. Marshall told Congress recently the two-year dis charge plan was contemplated, but did not set a date.
 Between now and March, Berry said, critical point scores for dis charge will be reduced progressive ly. At present the figure is 70 points. In November it sshould drop to 60 points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
Submarine Pens Al Hamburg Are ia.
 To Be Blown Up

HAMBURG, Germany, Oct. B. British engineers will blow up the huge concrete submarine pens at Hamburg on Oct. 21. The pens were the largest Germany had and their destruction will represent the largest demolition job of the oc- cupation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
SporfShorEs

TACOMA Wash. = Jimmy Hines Chicago, won the 72-hole Tacoma S10,50O open golf tournament with g PTS score Harold tJug) McSpader tock second with 276. Ed Furgol, ot Detroit and Utica, N. Y, made a hole in one on his final round and finished with 279.
 INGLEWOOD, alif.-Buslier, at $2.7O captured the $25,000 added Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park and moved into seventh place among the leading money winners of all time with $334,035. She earned 7,445 in beating Canina by two lengths with Paula's Lulu third.
 NEWARK, N. J. = The opening gama of the Little World Series was washed out by rain Saturday at the end of the third inning, At that time. Newark of the International League held 8 3 to lead over Louis vile of the American Association. The game was rained out on Sunday, also.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
POLICE COURT FINES

Joseph Jlmmle, Lena Richardson, William F. Milligan, all charged with being drunk and disorderly, and Mrs. Millie Lott, drunk, have been fined $25 in. City Police Court. Thomas Weaver, drunk and dis orderly, was sentenced to 10 days in jail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08

Seventy million persons in the U. 5. live in rural areas, or in urban places that do not maintain transit facilities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
HooNAHANs HERE

MT. and Mrs. John F. Gushing, Jr., plane arrivals from Hoonah Saturday. are guests at the Baranof Ezgsel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
SHAKESPEARE AT HOTEL

It. L. V. Shakespeare, of the Juneau Support. has registered al the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
McALLIsTER AT BARANoY

w. McAllister, of Seattle, who ar- rived here by plane over the week end, was a Baranoi Hotel Guest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
STEp RIGHT UP. FOLKS
TOP-DOG TIGERS

Detroit's Tigers now are top-heavy favorites to walk off with base balls classic after yesterdays 8 to 4 victory over the Chicago club. The Bengals evened their score with Fordham Hank BoroWy, who beat them in the first game
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
2 WINNERS ON HILL

The Tigers, leading three games to two, were to send their broad shouldered fireballer, Virgil Trucks, to the mound hoping to end the classic this afternoon. The Cubs are calling on tall, somber-faced Claude Passeau for this sixth game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08

The earliest use of colored glasi in spectacles authenticated by tht record is a public announcement by a maker of spectacles in 1861.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
MARY JOYCE HERE

Mary Joyce was in from her Twin Glaciers Lodge, on the Taku River, this weekend, and is reg istered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
SERIES NOTES

CHICAGO - It's probably small comfort to Hank Borowy after his abrupt flight to the showers yester- day, but the ex-Yankee holds an overall record of F wins and only four defeats against the Tigers, in- cluding his series split.
 STEP RIGHT UP, FOLKS
 Although more than 44,000 fans can be crammed into Wrigley Field, attendance at the first two Chicago games was just short of that mark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08

FORECAST FOR ALASKA: Southeasterlv IS miles Tuesday Variable oudness with scattered Tuesday
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08

Empire Want-adS bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
NEW WCABINET FOR NIppoNs
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-08
MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 10: 80 A. M Today
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Evening star., 1945-04-15

the Rev. Musser D. White, whose
engagement is announced by Miss
Getman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Clinton Getman Of Fargo,
N. Dak., will take place May % in
Fargo.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
North Dakota State College and has
been an employe for the past two
years of the Coast and Geodetic
Survey in this city.
The bridegroom elect is the son
of Mrs Ruth White of Harrisburg.
He is a graduate of Gettysburg
College and the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary and for the past
four years has been assistant pastor
of St. Marks and Incarnation
Lutheran Church in this city.
No date has been named for the
wedding of Miss Miriam E. Krout
and Mr. John c. Meloy, U. S.
M. C. r., whose engagement is
announced by Miss Krout's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell S. Krout Of
Takoma Park
Mr.. Meloy is the son of Mrs Rob-
ert H. Meloy of Washington, Pa,
and the late Mr.. Meloy. Before en-
terIng the service he attended Wash
ington and Jefferson College and
now Is attending the Of11cers' Can
didate School at Quantico.
Miss Krout is a junior at Bucknell
University.
Mrs. Henry w. Jaeger announces
the engagement OF her daughter,
DR.. Dorothy S. Jaeger, to 1t. Robert
E. Lee, chaplain. U. S. N. r., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Lee.
| The bride-elect is graduate OF
the George Washington University
School of Medicine The daughter
OF the late DR.. Jaeger, she interned
at Sibley Memorial Hospital and
served reSidency at Children s
| Hospital, where she is member of
the associate staff. She also is a
member Of the Medical Council OF
Sibley Hospital. of the Medical So
ciety and the Womens Medical So
ciety of the District of Columbia and
George Washington University Med
ical Society.
1t Lee was graduated from
George Washington University and
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
and was student pastor at the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute and pas
tor Of the College Lutheran Church
in Blacksburg when he entered the
service. He now Is based at Lido
Beach, Long Island.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
Enp0gemenfS


Of the late Col. and Mrs. John B
Christian.
Maj. Brewster is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis w. Brewster OF
Plymouth, Mass, and is a graduate
of the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology.
The wedding will take place ir
June.
Announcement is made by Mrs
Harold Lucian Palmer OF the en-.
gagement of her daughter, Mis-
Rosemary Palmer, to Corpl. Merle
w. Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer.
ritt P. Smith, with no date set fol
the wedding
Miss Palmer is attending the Uni.
versity of Pennsylvania and Corpl
Smith, who attended Bucknell Uni.
versity, Is serving in Germany with
the Army Engineers.
The engagement of Miss Helene
Emile Gilliaert to Ensign Rober
Stanton Werner, U. S. N. r.. is an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Emile H. Gilliaert.
A graduate of Holy Cross Acad'
emy, the bride -elect is attending
Dunbarton College. She is vel
known in music circles and fire..
quently has been guest soloist with
the United States Marine Band
Also she has held a scholarship
to the Peabody Conservatory O.
Music in Baltimore and has received
two national awards from the Fed
Grafton of Music Clubs.
Ensign Werner was graduated
from Catholic University, where 1T
was prominent in musical and dra'
matte activities, and also studied a
the University of Maryland. He /!
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J
Werner and at present is based Al
the Naval Research Laboratories.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
From Nashville comes the an.
nouncement of Mr. and Mrs. March,.
Elmo Nell,lms of the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Nellums to Mr.. Howard Thoma!
Brock. U. S. N r.. son Of DR.. anc
Mrs. Gurnie Orell Brock Of this
city.
Miss Nellums was graduated from
Vanderbilt University in Nashville
and for the past year has been en-
ployed in New York and Wash
ington.
Mr.. Brock is attending the School
of Medicine Of George Washing
ton University, where he also re-
ceived a degree in pharmacy.
The wedding will take place In
June.
Announcement has been received
here from Little Rock Of the en-
gagement of Miss Anita Branch to
Corpl. Harry C. Cooper, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Cooper of this city
The announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. G. F. Branch, parents OF
the bride-elect.
Miss Branch is employed in the
finance office at Camp Robinson,
and Corpl. Cooper, now with the
Army Engineers in France. has been
overseas for more than two years.
Mrs. Maurice M. Mendelsohn an
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter, Miss Bernice S. Mendel-
sohn. to Sergt. Morton Holman,
who recently returned from duty In
Europe. The wedding will take
place in May in Walter Reed Memo
rial Chapel
Sergt. Holman is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Abraham Holman Of
Jamaica. Long Island. He wears
the Presidential Unit Citation and
also the Air Medal with four Oak
Leaf Clusters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin F. Lands
announce the engagement Of Mrs.
Lands daughter, Miss Lucy H.
Grimstead, to Corpl. Francis S.
Dove. with no date set for the
wedding.
Corpl Dove. who recently re-
turned from duty overseas, Is the
son of Mrs. Samuel Dove and the
late Mr.. Dove.
Miss Grace Harriet Getman and
Evening star., 1945-04-15
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.. B-7


The Rev. and Mrs. Frank T.
Ridgeway have as their guest this
week Mrs. w. w. Weadon of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Allen H. Kirk entertained
Evening star., 1945-04-15
.Hernd0n

HERNDON, Va, April 14.-Mr
and Mrs. George Ramsey Bready
have with them for several weeks
their son, Pfc. George Ramsey
Bready, jr., who has served with the
Army overseas for two years, and
his wife and young daughter Jean
cite.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

Monday at bridge luncheon.
Mrs. Edward Fisher is spending
some time in Charleston. S. c.,
where she is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gimbles.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

No date has been set for the we'd
ding of Miss Marian Elaine Sanford
and Mr.. Ralph Ward Stowell. whose
engagement is announced by Miss
Sanford's mother, Mrs. Pierce
Mitchell Sweig.
Miss Sanford is the daughter OF
the late Mr.. Everett Donaldson
Sanford and the bridegroom-elect is
the son of Mrs. Henry Stowel OF
Dalton, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

The engagement Of Miss Dortha
Eta Grim to Sergt. Ernest M. Woltz.
jr., Is announced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard M. Grim, the we'd
ding to take place in May.
Sergt. Woltz, who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Woltz, is based at Buckley
Field, III Denver.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard F. Som
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ellen J. Som, to
Mr.. Lenwood H. Embrey, son OF
Mrs. George Embrey and the late
Mr. Embrey Of Washington and
Seat Pleasant.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-02-15
Reveal Quotas
for. War Fund
$4,000 Set
os County Goal

Mount Clemens quota for the
1945 Red Cross War Fund drive
is Sis, 900, with Jack l.. Flaaeke
named as city chairman. Robert
l. Winslow, county drive chair
man, announced today.
A county quota of $4,000 is
set to aid the national drive for
S200,000,000 TO provide ade-
quate funds to keep the Red
Cross by his Side as the war
fronts are extended. This ma
tional quota was recently raised
$1,000 to compensate for in
creased needs for overseas aid
Winslow announces chairmen
for the various communities
throughout the county as pre-
parations 60 forward for the
March opening of the drive.
He stated Macomb county's aim
for 1945 is to come in first, bet
tering last years position as
11th.
South Macomb chairmen are
George Bissonette, East Detroit;
Rev. E. c. Weber. Fraser Rob
See QUOTAS-Page 2