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UNIJU VADAI R IN
DUSTRIALSTAI
TARSIS

Prez. Trumano sumanymu,
Rugsejo pabaigoje ivyks Anne
rikos industrialistu konferen-
cija su darbo uniju vadais ap-
tarimui ir suradimui budu is
vengti nesusipratimu ir kovV
darbininku su darbdaviais. po-
kariniame laikotarpyje. Vieta
tai konferencijai tuojau bus
paskirta.
Darbdaviai ir uniju vadai
sutinka dalyvauti- tokioie tin,
kamai suplanuotoje konferenci,
ioje.
Yra Sumanymas padaryt.
lengvesnes salygas mazesniems
bizniams verstis, kad ne vier
tik didieji bizniai vyrautQ.
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MUILAS R KENAI
IZANGA

BALI 76-tas skyrius rem
gia savo vakareli sestadieni,
Spaliu 6, nuo 7 val vakare,
buvusioje Lietuviu saleje. Sis
vakarelis bus grynai salpos
tikslams, ir ,cia izangai reikia
atsinesti muilo arba maisto ke-
nuose Canned foods). Lietu-
vos zmones baisiame skurde ir
nesvarume. Jie ne tik bada
kencia, bet jie neturi muilo ir
apsiprausti ar baltinius issi-
plauti. Kaip zinome, neSvara
yra. visokiu ligu priezastis. Tat
dabar turime proga, gerieji
Amerikos Lietuviai, parodyti
musu vargsams savo gera Sir
di duosnume. Jau dabar pir-
kinekime Smotelius muilo il
dezutes maisto, kal laikui at
ejus galetume pributi 81 va
kareli su pilnu glebiu.
Kaip karta p. Kratavicene
issireiske: "Kaip gera kad sa,
vo vaikuciams pridedi tick mai
sto kad jo dar lieka; o kaip bu-
tu malonu kad nuo sito stale
galetume padeti ant ano, Lie,
tuviu pabegeliu, stalo!"
Kada mes atnesime maistc
if muilo tai ir bus panasia5
kaip nuimtum nuo savo stale
ir padetum ant tu nelaimingp.
iu stale.
Detroito Lietuviai Salpos
darbe neatsiliko ir turiu stip.
ria Wilt kad ir ateityje neatsi,
liks. Kada buvo suruosta ku.
dikiu drabuzeliu rinkimo vaka,
ras moterys pasirode laba
duosniai.
Oar ir dabar tas darbas te,
siamas. Gerosios moterys dal
Wis siuva drabuzelius LietuvoS
pabegeliu kudikiams. Xxi sio.
pagaminti drabuzeliai jau pa
siusti j BALI centra.
Drabuziu rinkliava dar Wis
tesiama. Nors per vasara tas
daroas labai Ietai ejo, bet Wis
gi surinkta ir nusiQsta j sande-
il Rugpjucio menesi 1400C
svarQ. Atveses oras paskatins
bendrai visa veikla. Ir musy
darhai bus vaisingesni.
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Visu musq moral toxic

V1N Autt94 AsOA 81 UNIV
AS nesu politikierius. AS esu
taurus Lietuvos sunus ir isti-
kimas Xxi gyvu kaulq Americas
pilietis. Kaip as myliu Anne
rikos demokratiska nepriklau-
somybe ir jos tvarka, priside-
jau savo darbu jos pastangose
laimeti kara, taip man rupi il
mano gimtosios Tevynes isva-
davimas ir padarymas jos me-
priklausoma vel. Kokia vidu-
je tvarka, pasitraukus sveti-
MEMS okupantams,. Lietuvos
zmones pasirinks tai bus jr
reikalas. Rodos visi mes taiI
suprantame.
Taigi padarykime busima
selma arba kongresa ne halilo'
selma arba kongresa ne babi
loniska, bet pilnoje to zodzif
prasmeje VISUOTINA.
Oficialus paskelbimas spau
dole saukiant Ia suvaziavims
turetu butt pasirasytas abiej,
Amerikos Lietuviu Tarybos
ir Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungos.
Z. Jankauskas
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RADIO PUSVA
SKLANDZtAI VEIKIA

Amerikos Lietuviu Balso ra-
dio pusvalandis eina sekmin,,
eai. Gaunama gera parama,
aukos is zmoniu ir skelbimai.
Oar, tik antrame radio progra-
me jau tureta penkis skelbi-
mus - taigi pasekmes uz sa-
We kalba.
siaip Lietuviska visuomene
labai karstai sutiko Americas
Lietuviu Balso radio pusvaaln-
di. Cleyelandieciai parode eli
deli prielankuma ir net teikia
visokia parama. Chicagieciai
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BEDARBIU ATLYGIN1MO
REIKA ALE

Washingtone kalbant apie
ivedima bedarbiams atlygini-
mo po $25 j savaite ir uz 26
savaites vienu metu begyje,
Pennsylvanijos valstijos ista-
tymu mokestis tegales butt pc
$40 savaiteje. Jei butu ives
ia mokejimas uz 26 nedarbo
savaites, tai sioje valstijoje
tegalima bus moketi uz 26 sa-
Yates irgi tik po $40.
Kariams gryzusiems is tar
nybos atlygmimas atsitikime
negavimo darbo bus mokanas
uz So savaites po 500.
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Pullman Vagonus Per-
ina kita kompanija

Siam karui pasibaigus, per-
ejo j kitas rankas Amerikoje
zinomu Pullman pasazieriniu
vagonu biznis. Clevelande su-
siorganizavo naujas sindikatas
su 500 milijonu dolariu kapita-
lu, kuris nuperka is Pullman
kompanijos visa ta bizni If j
operuos, viska modernizuojant
is pagrindQ.
Bus iSstatyta naujoviSki va
gonai, miegami ir dieniniai,
su ivairiausiais pagerinimais
ir patogumais keliautojams.
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Sugavo Bolsevikus Juo-
dojoj Rinkoj Berline

Rusijos bolsevikiski karei-
vial turf toki palinkima ka-
pitala kad susidurdami su ka-
pitalistisku Sally zmonemis is
vyste Berline didziausia juoda
ja rinka. Britu il Prancuzu
militarine policija Berline pa
dare uzpuolima ten gausiai is
sivysciusios juodosios rinkos,
kane sueme simtus sovietu ka-
reiviu ir 27 aukstus bolseviku
karininkus.
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STREIKAI

Philadelphia. - StreikuoJa
Philadelphijos uoste 400 dar-
bininku dirbanciu ant traukia-
muju laivu, kurie tampo dide-
lius laivus ju vietas.
Paruosta planai balsavimui
streiko klausimu tarp 1880
darbininku kojiniu dirbtuvese,
kurias apima CIO unija. To-
kiu kojiniu dirbtuviu yra SO.
Streikavimo klausimu bajsavi-
ma darbininkai atliks laiskais.
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PITTSBURGH
ZUVO LIETUVIS

Pittsburgh. - Netiketa mir.
cia mire Pilypas 'Bobonis, sc
M, nuo 1948 Enoch st. Jisai
mire smala taisymui savo ma
mo stogui, ir kai jau uzvire.
nukeliant nuo ugnies iskrito
katilo dugnas ir smala issilie-
DANA sprogo, nuo to jis smar-
kiai apdege.. Nuveztas ligo-
ninen, ten ir mire. 10 zmona,
gesindama jo degancius rubus,
irgi apsidegino.
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LABUCKAS Z (vardas repazy-
metal, 70 m, mire Liepos
m., Buenos Aires, Argenti-
moi. (Zarasq par.)
DEGUTIENE Elzbieta, mire Z
Rugp., Kingston, Pa.
KOcIUS Povilas, mire Rugp.
IA, Hudgestown, Pa.
VERONIENE Kaze, mire II
Rugp., Jenkins Twshp Pa.
JELAUSKIENE Ona, 76 m.,
mire Liepos 27, Dedham,
Mass.
sIDARAV1CIUS Antanas, mi
re Liepos %, Norwood, Mass,
STRIMAITIS Anicetas B., virs
70 metu, mire Rugsejo 8 d,
Woodhaven, N. Y. Palaido-
tas Mahanoy City, Pa. (Tu-
piku k, Kudirkos Naumies-
clio par, sakiu ap.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno virS SO metu.
STRAVINSKIENE Vikte, 81
m. mire Liepos 21, Edwards
vile, Pa.
uRBONAS Antanas, mire Rug
pjucio M, Harrison, N. j.
PAJAUJIS Adolfas, mire Rug
piucio M, Shenandoah, Pa.
SMILING Tekle (Gruinaite)
nire Rugp. II, Chicagoje
(Telsiu ap. Lieplaukiu par
Vilkaiciu KY
MARTINKUS Augustus, GA m
mire Rugpj. %, Chicagoje
(Rimsiu par. Gerciuku k.)
Amerikoj isgyveno 3s m.
RARKAUSKAS Vladas, pus,
amzis, mire Rugp. "a, Chi.
cagoj. (siauliu ap. Radzilis.
kiu k.) Amerikoj isgyvenc
80 metus.
MELEIKA Feliksas, Al metu
mire Liepos M, Rosario, Ar.
gentinoj. (Vabalninko p. Ma
liskiu KY
GAMULIAUSKAS Jonas, miri
Liepos 18, Vancouver, B. c.
STASAUSKIENE Stase (Dzie
zulskaite), pusamze, nire Is
Rugp., Chicagoj. (Raseinil
ap. StulgiQ p. Uteniu k.) A
merikoj isgyveno As metus
ZARORSK1S Mykolas, pusam
zis, mire Rugp. II, Chicago
je. (Kedainiu ap. Grinkiski(
par.) Amerikoj isgyveno 81
metus.
|GRIGAI.IUNAS Stasys, 80 m.
mire Rugpj. 20, Chicagoje
(siauliu ap. Klovainiu par,
.Amerikoj isgyveno IS m.
STANIULIS Marcijonas, mir'
Rugp. Fl, Paterson, n. J
(Kauno ap. Klaugiu k.)
JUsKAUSKAS Pranas, "a m.
'mire Rugp. 10, So. Boston
Mass. (Kursenu par.) Anne
riloj isgyveno 81 metus.
VAIClUNIENE Ona, 80 metQ
nire Rugp. men,. Shenan
doah, Pa.
VALENTUKEVlCIENE Mare
70 m., mire Rugp. 22, Wor
cester, Mass.
zEMONTIENE Valerija, nlir'
Rugp. Is, Worcester, Mass
LIETUVNlKIENE Izabele, sc
nyvo amziaus, mire Rugp. L
Worcester, Mass,
VIRSlLIENE Mare, mire Rug
pjucio %, Chicagoj. pane
veto ap.) Amerikoj isgyve
no 80 metus.
GRIMAI.AS Kazys, So M, nj
re Rugp. men,, Racine. Wis
BUTENAS Vincas, 70 M, mi
re Rugp. II, New Britain
n
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TOMATES IR RULVES
ANT VIENO AUGALO

Charleston, W. Va. - Vie
mas darzoviu augintojas isau-
gino tuo pa6iu augalu tonates
kurios aagu ant virg1eciu, o
bulves zemeje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21

irgi pasizadejo mus paremti.
Jie reiskia CLAUS dziaugsmo
musu rado pusvalandzio atida-
rymu. Rep.
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Viena is dalyviu atnauiintu
spalvingu ir ronantingu iskil-
miu kalifornijeje, kas tesesi
per sinta metu, tik buvo karo
nutraukta. ST iskilme atsibu-
ma kas meta San Gabriel misi-
ioje, ketvirtoje Ispanu misijo-
ie irengtoje prie Ell Canine,
Kaliforniioje. (Apie Ispanu mi
siias Kalifornijoje aprase Dir
vos redaktorius savo straps
nyje "Kelione j San Francis
coy
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-21

ATKINAITE Roze, % metu,
ntire Rugpj. men,, Nashua,
N. III.
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Juozas v. Valickas

Dirvos Atstovas Rytuose
Prenumeratoms, Skelbimams
sc Jackson Street
NEWARK 5, N. J.
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RENNSYLVANIJOJE
SsAnEAAe -
kOks turi but viSuOtinas Seinas

VlSuOClnaS Americas LleLu-
viu Seimas arba Kongresas,
kaip Amerikos Lietuviu Tary-
ba spaudoje paskelbe, mano,
kaip ir daugelio kitu musu vi
suomenes nariu ir veikeju nuo-
none, turi butt pilnoje to 70
dzio prasmeje VISUOTINAS,
ne vien tik Amerikos Lietuviu
Tarybos saukiamas suvaziavi-
mas. Visuotino seimo sauki-
mui turejo butt susitarta su
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga.
Keliu metu darbai ir gyve-
nimo faktai parode kad Lietu-
val Vaduoti Sajunga nera tik
grupe zmoniu, kaip tuli musu
politikieriai noretu ja laikyti,
bet gera dalis Amerikos Lietu-
viu ir placios Lietuviu visuo-
menes atstove. Taigi nesiskai-
tymas SUI dalimi visuomenes
il su tais kurie nudirbo dide-
Illus darbus Lietuvos vadavi~
mui nei kick nemaziau negu
ALT yra jau perdaug visiems
zinomas senu Amerikos Lietu-
viu politikieriu "gudrumas".
Jeigu ALT Saukiamo seimo
ar kongreso metu Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos ir Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajungos vadai nesu-
ras bendros kalbos ir vienO
principe kokiams tikslams sell
mas ar kongresas saukiamas-
jis negales butt skaitomas vi
suOtinas. Tai bus ne tik Anne
rikos Lietuviams bet ir pacios
Lietuvos zmonems issiblaSkiu-
stems uzsieniuose liudna zinia
ir nusivylimas Americas Lie
tuviais.
Kas nenori Susitarti?
Sandaros redakcijos priera-
sas po mano straipsniu Rugp.
81 sake. "Su LietuVai VaduOti
Sajunga buvo bandyta daryti
susitarimai, bet teigiamu rezul-
tatu Xxi Siam laikui neatsiekta"
ir tt.
Dirvoje, kick atmename, ke-
liais atvejais buvo skelbta if
paduota datos kada Lietuvai
Vaduoti Sajunga raSe Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tarybos vadovy-
bel pasiulymus bendrai dirbti,
bet Wis buvo pazymeta gauti
neigiami atsakynai ir parody
tas nusistatymas netureti ME
ko bendro su LVS. IS savo
puses Sandaros redaktorius ne
pazymi nei vieno atvejo kada
ALT butu rasius koki pasiuly-
ma Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajungai
bendrai dirbti tragingoje Lie
tuvos byloje.
Taigi, eilinis veikejas ir tu-
rintis salta prota Amerikos
Lietuvis negali tiketi ir mega
les tiketi ateityje. Amerikos
Lietuvis ir Lietuve kurie susi-
rupine Lietuvos laisves gyni-
mu supranta kad ne vedu as
meniskumas ir jig nesusikalbe-
jimas, bet Lietuvos VADAVI-
MO darbas jiems turf rupeti.
Vadu ergeliai ir tasymasis
uz tai kas Lietuvos vadaVimo
darbuose turi vadovauti nazai
teapeina musu visuomenei -
jai rupi kad darbas butu veda-
mas bendrai suderintOmis ir
sukonsoliduotomis musu visu
pastangomis. Tai musu visuo-
menes nusistatymas, pageida-
vimas ir principals.
Negalima suprasti kaip Siuo
laiku kada eina Lietuvos gyvy-
bes al mirties klausimas, ne
galima susitarti, jeigu turima
geri moral.
Lietuvos tremtiniu balsai /
Amerikos Lietuvius, kit ras-
tai ir asmeniski laiSkai, kure
dabar uzma pirma vieta musu
laikrasCiuose, grynai ir aiskiai
pasako skos NUNS pirmlausla
reikia Jinsra eiylte ragina mus
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Robert w. MacFarIane, Miss
Dolores Cole United at 3

An informal reception was held
In the fireplace parlor OF the
church. The table was laid with a
lace cloth. centered by the three
TERED wedding cake thanked by ia
pers in crystal candelsbrs. At eth.
er end. punch was served by Miss
Susan Dowsie. Ann Arbor, and
Mrs. Donald Bledsoe. Adrian.
Out OF town guests came from
Adrian, Alliance, and sebring, o.;
Detroit and Ann Arbor. Later Mr..
and Mrs. MacFarlane left for a
weeks wedding trip, after which
they will reside in Lansing, where
Mr.. MacFarlane will attend Mich
igan State College and his bride
will be receptionist for DR.. Trimby'
Mr.. MacFarlane Is graduate
OF Ypsilanti High School and
served a year in the Marine Corps,
having q medical discharge. His
bride was graduated from Adrian
High School and attended Cleary
College. She was honored with n
shower by her aunt, Mrs. Martin
Cole, Adrian, and the groom's
aunt, Mrs. Everett Chappell, Ypsi'
lanti, at Adrian, last week.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
tell. Orwin Stellsteimer, Katherine
Basso. Fred Fox. Blanch Fl. Gallup
and Ruth r. Slifer. all Ann Arbor;
Joseph Ziegler. Webster Township;
Clark Ferguson. Ann Arbor Town
ship; Reuben Lindemann, Dexter
Township; Mrs. Harold Granger
Mortified Township.
Frank Stahl, Scio Township;
Robert F. Garrod. Augusta Town
ship; Mrs. Alice Wall, Sharon
Township; Bert Stambro, Salem
Township: Lawton Schaible. syi-
van Township; Austin George and
Bernice Winters, Ypsilanti; Brent
Butte, Superior Township; Helen
Schweitzer, Ypsilanti Township;
Edwin Hieber, Freedom Township;
John Weidmayer, Saline Township;
John Klumpp, Jr.. Lodi Township;
Ruth Paul, Manchester Township,
Writ Boyce, London Township;
Lee Sturdevant. Bridgewater Town
ship, and George Seitz, Sylvan
Township.
A total OF 2e2 cases are docketed
for the October term, including 81
criminal: 81 law, jury; q law. non.
Jury; IS chancery. FIRST class; so
chancery. fourth class: Is law, no
progress; and 81 chancery, no pro-
| gress.
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Congress

Continued from Page One)
provisions Of the G.. I. bill OF rights
after he gets out again. There
are other features, too.
AS one of the committee mem
bers who helped draft the meas
ure said
tits sort OF a red apple we're
holding out 10 the men to stay In"
Republicans In the House. how
ever, may seize upon the bill TO
try to force a showdown on contin-
uing the draft act and try to speed
discharges by legislative means.
This would lead to a sharp fight.
TaXes-Rep. Robertson Oval
OF the House Ways and Means
Committee came up with a new
plan to cut wartime taxes by S4,-
900 600, 900 next year. He'd wipe out
the present three per cent normal
tax on individual incomes and
strike off, too, the 95 per cent ex-
cess profits levy on corporations.
For individuals. he said his plan
would be fairer than one advanced
by Rep. Knutson (R-Minn.) knut'
son wants to cut all income taxes
a straight 20 per cent
Another tax issue Is this: VIII
Congress again freeze the one per
cent payroll tax, or let II go up
automatically to two and one-half
per cent January /? This tax, on
most workers and employers. rails
es the money to pay old age pen
sions and other social security ben
efits.
Pearl Hsrbor-Although the COM
mittee designated to investigate
this country's worst military disas.
ter hasn't even organized itself
yet. some congressman already are
specializing on the possibility the
members won't be able to agree
should that happen there might be
two reports-a majority one and a
minority report. The committee is
composed OF six Democrats and
four Republicans.
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Stork Calls

Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Young. 525 s. Huron ST.. at Boyer
Hospital. September 10; weight
eight pounds. one ounce.
Daughter. to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smiley, 9740 Cherry Hill Rd., at
Boyer Hospital. September Is;
weight nine pounds, seven and one
half ounces.
Son. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. David Pap
pas, l430S Elwell Rd.. Belleville. at
Boyer Hospital. September Is;
weight seven pounds and three-
fourths ounces.
Son. to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Palmer. 594 Firs, Ave, at Boyer
Hospital, September Is; weight
four pounds, seven ounces.
Son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Week
ly, 1866 Crotch Court, Willow VII
lage, at Boyer Hospital, September
Is; weight six pounds, two ounces.
Daughter, to NJ. and Mrs. Alfred
Cotner. $40 johnson St, at Boyer
Hospital. September 16; weight six
pounds, eight ounces.
Son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Sey.
mour, $40 Dwight ST., at Boyer Hos
pital, September II; weight six
pounds, ten ounces.
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Calendar Of Social Events
Eastern War Time)
TODAY

Stein Circle Society Lutheran Church 7:3o with Mrs
Walter Wsbin.
asst Noble OF Washtenaw Rebekahs.
number 167 Knights OF Pytha O'Clock Castle
Townsend Club regular meeting Ypsan High
room, white elephant sale.
Christian Temperance Union O'clock with Mrs
Phoenix Lodge number IS F. and Fowcaft degree $780,
Masonic Temple lodge
Baptist womens Union o'clock with Mrs Charles
Smith.
Past Presidents Club Of Daughters Union Veterans $780,
Minnie Culver.
Loyal Order OF Moose, O'Clock. Moose Hall
sewing and knitting five WEIGH Hall to o'clock
Auxiliary Order OF Eagles o'clock 1914 Cross
Ypsan Business Professional Club, dinner
mans W. Michigan. Mrs. Ester Dunston Leenhauts,
Council Agencies will be speaker.
o'clock Veterans Hall.
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McHugh, and DR.. william steenu
rod attendants OF the bridesmaids
The mothers OF the bride snS
groom both wore ice blue coloreS
gowns with orchid corsages.
After the ceremony a reeeptioi'
was held in the church parloI
whore punch and a TERED wedding
cake were served from table COW
cred with a linen cloth embroidere
with Italian cut work. The tabli
was centered with glamelliar
Those serving at the tea table vert
Mrs. Donald Goodnow. and Mrs
Elizabeth Stoddard, Howell. anl
Mrs. Samuel w. Beauchamp. UticzD
and Mrs. Charles Besuchampl
Crosse lie. Three large bouquets o
white gladioli decorated altar and
baptistry as we'll as two large CAM
dies. The vestibule was adorned
with a mixed bouquet OF many
ColOTed flowers.
Mrs. Schmitt studied two years
at the Michigan State Normal Coz
lege and two years at the Michigan
University Nurses School. She will
complete a teaching course q.
Wayne University. Or. Schmitt re-
ceived his doctor OF medicine de
gree the day before his wedding
He will complete his inferno
period at Grace Hospital, Detroit
About 140 guests were present.
Those from out OF the city were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beauchampl
Dearborn, Mr., and Mrs. Samue|
w. Beauchamp, Utica, Mich, Mrs
Charles Beauchamp and son JohI|
Beauchamp, Crosse lie, Lieut.. and
Mrs. George Beauchamp, Britton|
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Goodnow
Howell. Mrs. Elizabeth Stoddard]
Howell. Mrs. Charles A. Goodnow|
Howell, Mrs. Emma Pilling. How
ell, Mrs. Charles E. Cough, HOWELL
Miss Helen Eeslay, Columbus, o.
Miss Margaret e. Nafe, daughtej
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Don o. Nafe. 70J
Emmett St, has enrolled AZ q stu(
dent at Moody Bible Institute, Chi
cago. Miss Nafe will study Bibld|
and methods OF Christian work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-17

The bright autumn sunlight add.
ed beauty TO the attractive setting
Of the First Baptist Church. Sun.
Gay afternoon at o'clock when
Robert W. MacFarlane, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. MacFarlane, and
Dolores Cole spoke their marriage
VOWS. Rev. William r. shay Off
eating.
The bride Is q niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy w. Cole, Adrian, and was
given in marriage by her uncle.
The church decorations were
baskets OF pink and white gladioli
At the chancel and white lighted
tapers on the altar below q basket
Of white giadioli. The bride was at
tended by Mrs. BENJAMIN fowler as
mstron OF honor and otto W. Kind
shoven served as best man. The
ushers were Richars- MacFarlane,
brother Of the groom. and Benja.
min fowler. Mrs. Esther whan at
the organ played appropriate music
while the guests were seated,
merging into the "Lohengrin"
Wedding march for the bridal party.
She played the Mendelssohn wed.
ding march ~ the occasional.
The bride wore q frost green
two piece wooden costume with
brown accessories and yellow
orchid corsage. Mrs. TOWERS cos
tune was . gold wool suit with
cocoa brown accessories and a
corsage of bronze bebe chryssn.
themums. Mrs. Cole. aunt Of the
bride, wore . dark brown suit,
the bodice studded with gold nail
heads, and . corsage Of white rose.
buds tied with gold ribbon. Mrs.
MacFarians. mother Of the groom,
wore . jacket suit Of black, the
front studded with o silver nail.
head pattern. Her corsage was
dark red rosebuds tied with silver
ribbon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-17
Celebrate Birthdays

Celebrate Birthdays
Sunday evening a group OF about
40 members. OF the Willow Run
Evangelical Lutheran Church gath
cred at the Boyer home, 934 West
Congress ST., to celebrate the
birthdays OF both Pastor and Mrs.
A. F. Boyer. The evening was
spent with the ladies playing
"Cootie" while the men enjoyed
cards. The couple were remem.
bered with a purse and a greeting.
A delightful evening was had by all.
at the close OF which the commit
tee served the birthday cake with
ice cream and coffee. Serving on
this committee were Mrs. Arthur
Brown and Mrs. Chris Alderman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-17
Two Beautiful Weddings at Baptist Church Sunday Atemoc
Miss Dorothy GoIczynski
Bride Of DR.. Phillip Schmitt

A beautiful double ring ceremony
was solemniEed Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock when Miss Dorothy
Golczynski. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Golczynski, 302 Elm
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Schmltt, son OF
Mr.. and Mrss. A. P. Sehmitt. How
ell. were united in marriage. Rev
William Shaw OBLIGATED.
Just before the playing OF the
wedding march, Miss Lillian Ashby
rendered two beautiful solos. BE
cause" and II Love You Truly"
The bride was attired In a beauti-
full white satin gown with a sweet.
heart neckline, long sleeves point
ed over the hand. and a long train.
She wore a finger-tip white tulle
veil draped from a coronet head.
dress. The brides bouquet was OF
white stephanods, white roses and
white orchids.
The maid OF honor. Miss Margar-
ct Golczynski, sister OF the bride,
was attired in a beautiful blue bro
caded satin gown, floor length and
carried a bouquet OF glamellias and
Pinocchio roses. and a blue tulle
headdress. The two bridesmaids
were attired IN pink brocaded satin
with pink tulle headdresses, and
carried the same kind OF bouquets
as the maid OF honor. One brides
maid was Miss Charlotte Golczyn-
ski. another sister OF the bride, and
Miss Patricia Richards. Ann AT
Dor.
The best man, Charles Schmitt,
Is brother OF the groom. The
other attendants were Pfc. Edward
Scott and Pfc. John Sube. ushers;
DR.. Sigmund Zawocki, DR.. John
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-17
Along the Street

Miss Vida Hartman. Ehman and
Greenstreet Real Estate Office, left
late Saturday for week vacation
with her parents in Three Rivers.
The Superior Food Fountain Ser
vice now supplies its customers
with pure ice cream.-adv.
Leon McKeel, Black and White
Cab Co.. has returned to work after
spending a week vacation in Ken
lucky with his wife and parents.
Boyles Sandwich Shop, formerly
Wagner's. is open and specializing
In tasty hamburgs.-adv.
Howard Carly. Carty's Music
Shop, attended the preview of the
postwar radios, sponsored by the
we'll known radio manufacturers. Mt
the Detroit Leland Hotel, Friday
night.