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Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

oieiem 3ieI 81 9eIon9en, 9eniigen
REORGANIZATION oes SbulDeiens uno
8ropagai1oa ni6t. Bielmebr loate
meiteIten oeutlben &reiien @elegen-
beit gegeben peroenL ii6 I'M auslano
ielbIt oopon 3u iiber3eugen, Dab
0euti1lano in feiner 8e5iebung al
Iein an Der Spibe itebt uno Dement,
ipredeno OeutihianO AUDI feline
5iibperoae in europa %einllebmen
fam ion0ern iib in einem ipdteren
3eitpunft als glei6berehtigte Station
in oas europdiite &on8ert einglie-
bern muB
3rpii1en ser 8eeinfl1tiiung 63p.
l1mer3iebung 0es oeutiden 8oltes
un0 ieiner mirti9oftlid So.
ge 6eItebt no6 llebereinltinmung al
Iierter uno oeutiber 8ahIeute elm
enger 3uiammenbang. SIN gegen-
pdrtigen Moment erIdeint 0as 6eut-
i6e 8olf ge9enii6er 0en8eeinflui-
iungsperiu6en peuig 5itgdnglid).
Die materieae Ii. piDdiide Not, Die
Gorge I'M Die 8eitreitung 0es tGgli-
Gen 2e6ensunterbalteS uno Die Sor-
ge Inn sic 6amiIienangeborigen, bon
Oenen man ieit Monaten obne @od-
ri6t it, beberrihen Oos 8enfen Der
Bep0lferung. ~l1n3dblige 6rauen iin0
I'M u~ngepiIien Oh tie bereits @itluen
iino o6er Oh i6r Wfann lebt; &inoer
ltno bon ibren @ltern getrennt, un0
6ierSu fommt nod Die Gorge I'M 0as
tGgIife 8rot. Dies olles mo9t oas
Oeuti6e 8olf nenig aufnabmefabig.
Man fomaut BEL @eiprd1en nit
9euti1en in 8erlegen9eit tpenn man
feltiteaen ioa, OBJ ons 6eblen iegli6en
Sntereles an sen politii9en @orgdn-
gen ouf 8erantwortungsloiigfeit uno
@iniihtsloii8feit ooer blob uuf Die
mirtibnftli9e Scot 5uriid3ufiibren lit.
9as oeutl6e Bolt rednet li6 6aS
acknowledgment an Ser Yolitif gera,
oe5u ols @eroienit an lno fontl eS
i1mer o~erIteben oaB man es fir ben
observation-disclosures unb ben &rieg
neranthportli6 madt. &iinftig, 10
miro Don Ser MaiIe erflGrt, meroen
mir uns gegenit6er Der 8olitit itreng
neutral berbolten uno uns iiberbaupt
nidt mebr oaran beteTligen. 9ieie
giniteaung lit %oerienigen in nnoeren
oemofratii6en 21noern genau ent9e-
gengeiest, mo oos 8oIf nod ei1em
3uiommenbrud, mie fbn Deutihlono
erle6t bat, enti6loiien sic politii9e
DIRECTION an iih reiBen miiroe, I'M
ei1en nelien MiBbral1d nlS5ul9lie-
BEN. Ri6t 10 oaS oeuti6e 8olf. @s
lit tppiid, ooB oe 4ntporten ouf ei-
ne &unofrage unter Ser oeutI6en
SugenO m~ebrbeitli1 0ie Soroerung
nod einem 1tarfen 6iibrer entbielten
uno 6aB ielbIt sic proteitantii6e
Stride ouf ibrer 9agung in Srepin
cine uitarfe 0emofrate" berlangt
bat.
@ns oeuti6e @reiieipeIen, 6as Bel
Ser ltmer3iebung Ser 8eOolferung Ell.
ne ausi6laggebenbe Stole ipielt, BE-
finbet ii6 nod I'M aufbauitaoium.
Die 8eoolferung it 6urd Die @oeb.
bells 8ropnganoa peroorben uno miB-
trauii6; tie lebnt bic aaiierten 3ei-
tu19en als propaganda" 40, audi
Sem prafttid nidt 10 lit.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
2lteGleY pcrkciBt Sen
G1's Gmreparciicn

@ien, - :. @oGlop, aiiiitent int
&rieeslefretariot ,erflarte bier, es
tperoe Elm unprecedented 8eg gefun-
Sen meroen, oie 6omilien BON 8eias'
ungsioloaten nod europa gu brin-
gen, fiigte uber binau, es beitebe tpe-
Mig ausii9t, onB 6as nod 6ieien
@inter geifeben Tonne. 9us &riegs.
iefretariot lei babel, iid einen ne6er-
Bid ii6er Sic moteriellen Mo9lid-
feiten ser l1nterbringung nnb @r'
nGbrung iolder Samilien in Geutid.
lano un6 Oelterei& gu Oeri6affen.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
59mei3er Stimme CUR I'm.
er3iebun9 beg Oeuti6en Bottles

Qos S6uei3er 8olf lit benz Seut-
iden Golf gum gr0Bten 3eiI itomm
uno 6lutspertparot, ieih WerOe-
oang bat ii9 ie6o6 ieit Su1rbunoer-
fen in anoeren 8dbnen uoa5oger.
0as i6mei5er 8oIf oenft Oemofra-
tiif, fat 6enlentiprebenO cine Bolts
reqieruna un0 lit Dem 8oli5ei- ino
DeilitGrpelen a6bolo. @enn es in Der
Sdmei8 cine SeI0enoerebrung gibt,
oann lit es cine pom .SAloge zines
,,8iG6eIm Cen. Sn Ser Sdpei3 lit
man Menid aud obne Uniform. 3oS
ihnei5er uno Oas oeutihe Tolt ltno
Nadybarn, aber wdbren0 Den Oelits
lfen Sdeufloppen angelegt Woren,
bo6en oie S1nei5er ibren freien
Slid beboIten. g8ie iie beute iiber
bos oeutide @oIf oenfen, 6oriiber
Ser ua6Itebenoe artifel, betiteIt Die
llmer8iebung Oes OeutidRn Bottles" ,
I'M ,,Soges An5eiger" in 3iirih @uf-
idIuB:
3as Geuti6e &ei6 bot europa
uno 0ie @elt 5lpeimal %inner6alb elmer
Generation in einen &rieg geitilr5t.
Gieie Sotiode lit umIo beTnerfens'
nerter, ols 9eutidlono Ben erlten
8eltfrieg perloren bate ltno eS Dem
oeutlf)en 8olf in Der 6olge pirt'
idoftlid iiberaus i6ledt ging. 9en-
nod Bat es Sen SirenenflGngen Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bropaganoa
uinig @eb0r geidenft uno lid in ben
gienit ser ter~ritorialen @rpanlion,
oie tets nit &riegsrilito %oerbunoen
it, geiteat.
@s lit i'm GerGouTe 6es 8weiten
@eltfrieges unO crit re6t mad Der
beutIten aapitulntion pieI iiber Die
llmer5iebung oes oeutiden Bottles 9e-
idrieben moroen, uno all6 Die &ooio-
propaganda fat lid oieIes Stidmor,
tes bemGdti9t. 0as oeuti6e Solf lou
in oemofrotil9em Sinne er5ogen
mer0en, UNI oie 0entl6e Democratic,
Sic lid mad 1918 nidt bate balten
f0nnen, l~ebensidbig 5u MAIDEN.
Ser gegenpGrtiee @e~ites3ultanO
6es oeutihen 8olfes miro our6 Die
boui9e apatbie in politiiden 9ingel,
sic lett ser @apitulation nnb1lt, ha-
rafteriliert. Die breite Maiie empFin-
BET sic Mieoerloge ols unoeroierlt
uno qlolbt nod immer, tpie es ibr
oie @ropa9anoa ieit Subr5ebnten utlo
nidt crit leitoOem misunderstanding
iden &eginpe eingebdmmert Bat, an
Sic inoioi0uelle l1eberlegenbeit oes
0eutiden Sofooten be5m. Der oeut-
lhen &olle ~iiberboupt. @s gibt nur
iebr menige Deutlhe, meiIt iolde NIT
I~ougidbrigem Observation-Disclosures
bic porbebaltlos o%nerfennetl 0aB Der
milit1ril6e Sieg nidt nur auSldlieBs
lid Ser Observation-Disclosures Der al
liierten Mahte, lon6ern ebenioiebr
Ser iotoutilden Qeiltung Der oaiierten
gruppen 5u3uiAreiben ift. @s ware
ni6t 9eredt benz oeuti6en Solf Die
Giidtiqfeit uno BEN 6leiB ab5ulpre.
den, ober e8 mlB Dem oeuti1en SoH
flar gemo6t meroen, Dab arloere Dol
fer ebenIo ta6tig uno ebenio fleiBig
fino uno ooB oeren mirti6uftlide uro
fultureae 2eiitungen fir Die aage.
meinbeit ni6t meniger miAtig als
~oieienigen 0eutIdlanos iitro. lin gu
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
=TNTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
wiiisn

Nan fOmmt Sn OeridieOenem 3iel,
Sc nadbem man Oes 5Oridens 6c-
fliiIen:
IS iueif Der 8ciebrte, ME Dicl,
Der @eiie, tuie iuenis mir uiRen.
&o0eri9
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

9as reienbe nebenfebenbe SilO prO jebes iunse Mabdeu anipOrnen, en-
nal lire aanfe I'M !SdneOern 5m berinden nnb Td NIT Babel nnS Ga-
BEN nno benz Sdnittmnfer Sn Derieben. Sdmarser Gelueteen 1T fir
Sen Sod, ben in Ser5form seidnitenen CAT iphe Srdger perpen6et. Der
2at lit nit hefem, sefGItetem Sill nmranbet, Ser audi Die Saden6ffnnn-
gen Ietid am SpG persert. Die ueiRe Slnie, Die Oasn setrasen mir6,
bbt Id mirfmnsspOa pn benz idwar5en SAINT ab. Der St fam absenunz
men nnO DerihieOenarts eriett meroem. Die anleitnng gum Nnferisen
oides 9irnOl 9Dtins erbalt man fpfenHsi 6nrd GinienOen eines franz
hcrteu, iebiabreHierten grinmidlass. Die Drummer Os Nsuiers 1T
G318, NeeoIewOrf Dept bmfer SeaHns@
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
Gin idreflidles Sinh

8eIuderin: ,,geeirL Sbre Mobel
.liuo ia fabelbaft, Jrnit anllfe!"
8ubi: oSa, .Srau Malih, ba ion-
ten sic aber mai ben 6fiigel ieben,
|oen mir oltf Dem 8eriabamt baben,
- ser lit f6GmNn ie4i enc
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
Die Giuidraufuns

Or: u&ino, oos @eiddft gebt
idledt, mir miiiien uns wirfli6 ct
mas eini6rdnfen uno nidt mebr 10
biel @elo auSgeben."
Sic: DIber bas tue i6 oo6 idon
Sic gatl3e Belt. Sd laiie allies, has
ih faufe, oufihrelben."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

MuSe5eiduerim @race MOrman er1
SadJte audi 6ieIes bibide &leiO fin
Gdnl- muO Goacge : @ebrand, 81
lit ldiuar3 mnb peik fariert unO mil
6elrOtem @iirtcl nnO 9n6pfcm Der'
siert. NmferScm iinO bplle 8lnIen-
armcl nnS uOrn gefraniter Sod Die
aaermeueitc MpOe. Die feline GeSer'
bSrIe fir GleingelO mnO SdlIfel,
bic Sie G8G Sdauipielerin Narian
8arnett in Der SanS bait, ergGn5t
SieIes &leiO bDrteil6aft
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19


,.@on ioa sic 6rauen MIR aus Ser
g%ntfernunq fonfimieren. Seoesmol,
fpqrn if elmer Srou na6ertrete, bin
ib 6preits i'm @1bertreten entt6uidt,
tpenn ih tie ipreden bore, fpeftn ib
lie Id6eln ie6e, lpenn od emit
tquId)t, nod ebe id) meiB, OF lie ii6
oblebneno oerbaIt -'ooer %anlebnero
,,iln0 i6?9~
gu &ittD. bit cine BON ben aou8,
aon3 menigen gang auSerleienerl
.6rauen> Die bel nd6erer 8etrudtltng
seipinnen."
uS6o, obol"
.SeSa - beim erIten anblid fan6
id oid) gan5 olbideuli6."
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

&oeti6 ans 8irno reiit nad
a0ln, gebt CUR @oiierleituhg, nimmi
fem Gaidentud, madt eS NAB une
ried)t 6dran.
uGos babe i6 mir ge0ndt".
idtnpft Ell, DOB nit Dem aolner
@aIier lit audi blob elm Sdtpinoell"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
2lacrlei 1,iHsnsmertes


Gin noIier S6tpomm (ooer meb-
rere fGeine) o6enoS ouf sic S6rdnfe
deEe9t, mirft nad,ts aitsge3eidnet afS
HANDKERCHIEF unO @erudspertlger.
6enIter beidIogen nod ldperen
&egen bdi1fig bon oltBen nit elmer
fei1en Sanoifidt. 9ieie entfernt
man nit einem Snnofeger, ebe man
an oos @uben 6es @Goies gebt.
aoffeetolien ioa man beim a6trod-
ilen ME an1 Senfel baIten, ionoern
Die 9on8e Saile in 0ie bo9le Sano
ne6men.
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
Don ~berdhmtten 1ltalern

Sin 2enba6s befanntem Bortr1t
aatIer 8ilbelm bemdngelte man, oab
Sic nniformfnopfe I'M 8il0e ni6t
riftig iGBen. Man lag 0nnit aud
Sem olten Safer 10 longe in Sen
S6ren, big er ben preuBii6en @e-
ion0ten in MiinAen 6eoltftragte, BEL
2enbdd 0es6alb norItelig gu per0en.
2en6o6 90rte iiA sic 8eidperOe rit.
big an. SD bite Sic, @r8eaen5
Geiner Moieit6t 81 meloen baB id
&0pfe mole rno feline &n0pfe." 9oS
mar ole itberrdi6en0e @ntmort, mil
ser er Sen berSubteh 9iplomater
anein lieB. .
Ser 2onoidnftsmaGer 8biitler
tullr0e in Ser eppliI6en @eIeai6aft
Iebr qeihGbt. @ines Cages iugte
linn Elm gerebrer: uSeute morQen
ging id friib ipa8ieren. @noli6 ia6
ib bic Suit eintnnl goll3 10 ourd-
iidtig, ME tie in Sbren @endloen
it,
oSSa, ia~, ontportete @biItler to6-
ernlt, uio id0n lunaiam fonn1t Die
@otlir orf sen Sridl"
Ser @oler Soroce @ernet fubr
einntol nit ser 8obn ron GerIeiaes
nadl 8ori8. SIN 9l6teil lab er 5pi-
Iben 5tpei 0onen, sic iif in ibrer
Sprode iibar i'm u~nterbielten, in
Sem @lolt6er, er beritebe fem @na.
Iild). Gin unipmpatbiider Menih"
logte Sic eine, aSne 1tnO ipas fin
eitten bGBliden S6ntrr6art er bot"
Sic onoere. &IotIi6 fubr ser 3ue
bltrh einen 3ui1nel, es pur0e itod.
finIter inn Mbteil, ga briidte 8ernet
einen Id~aGen0en Sub altf ieine eige
ne Sano. &nlim tuar Ser Bug aus
Sem Sltnnel berausgerollt, 6egontter
beioe 9anlen chamber I'll idelten
Oh bait 1i6 bon linn fiiilen laiien"
rief sic cine. ,,I6dm' oidl Sd bab'S
gfbortl" .,@us~', idyrie sic onoere
',yi92 Oh baIt 0id fiiilen loiienl" @ls
Ser 3ltg belt, itnno 8ernet ollf NM
iprad in forreftem @ngliid: ,,2eber
Sic tpobL meme 9amen. Sd nero,
tpobl ME %erfobreil, meldpe bon S6net
mir I'M Sunnel Sen Sub gabl"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
@clSene wcrtc

Son alen Sugenoen sic idmerite
ilnO ieItenIte lit oie @eredtigfeit.
@tun fin0et 5ebn @roBmiitige eegen
einen @eredten.
@riGpar5er
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

3uei slrten bother Sitter iduf
oie Natltr; oie einen: id0n su benz
fen uno 81 banoeln; ole anoern: boa
@mpfdnglidfeit ser Spur oes @ab.
rem uno oes Sd0nen nafaumanoeln.
il 9alstraltyis anft sflellarh91 &erIe:
~ HhtasspaaA66iae@iM iup1endrA6
bleiben niodleN uaiiiien aiie an einen
fiibIen Srt geIeat tper6en."
so, Gbber Maoom, me ion ib
oaf 6ene Sobner beibrinse2"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

8, f6nnte man i'm 8u6 6es Sdif-
iaGs bod GeIenl Ser frobeite Sling
ling, Idotteno ieine @dbn, wie bier
@efo6r orobt, sort 2eiOen nab'L er
i6IoB Sas Bud un0 ieBte iid uno
Itiirbe.
IL IL
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19

@er Sen Gieg 0ubon mill trogen,
Ser milB feititebn uno audi magen.
Nfe6r ais oos @eieb miro Sdder-
Ii6feit seideut.
2oro Byron
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
WcnNmn>
gen
9urreftmr

&Drreftnr
u9reiBig Sabre bin id per6eirutet
'ltno baben ieoen st6eno 8u Souie bei
|meiner 5ralt ,5uaebro6t."
1Sa, 0os lit 2iebel"
,,Nein, oa8 lit sic @i6t!"
Sin SdIauer
o8oS? On fennIt Sen &erl, ser
sir oeiuen Mantel qeitn5Ien bot?"
u6reilid fem ih ibn!"
oSo, lln0 morltm oerlanqit ou Sen
Muntel nidt BON linn 3uriid?"
sd marte MIR ob, bis er i'm bot
repurierPn laiien."
Der Sum6
SER @irt, id 6obe oiele geadt in
5meinem 3immer etnos gefunoen."
u9lusgeidloiien, lieber &err, qGl5=
lid ausgeidloiien mir bahan crit boz
rige ISOLDE oesinfi8ieren laiien, nein,
lit ia iiberbalpt gnr nidt Oenfbar,
nein, oas fonnen Sic nur ielbIt ber-
eingeidleppt buben."
u9tber mas regen Sic iidl oenr
oltf2 SD bobe cine 9iomantnaoel
gefunoen!"
Washington Journal., 1945-10-19
S6afeipeure

Ser 8meifeI bat @er5fpeifllrrg oft
9e6oren, oenn oaeS bat, mer Soft
0erlor, perloren.
Sioge
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

PUSSY WANTS a corner"
on your kitchen towels. lunch
con sets or scarfs or in the chill
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This playful kitten is en-
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has transfer of. 20 motifs from
SAM to 1hx1is inches;
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
MARCH 2i TO APRIL 20


Aries-Most fortunate indica-
tions for naval, maritime and
shipping interests. Unusu a |
headway in Investigations, conf
Dental matters, secret formulas,
inventions.
APRIL 2f TO MAY %
Taurus - No really unfavor-
able aspects. Only one major in
fluence, Neptune. Day requires
earnest effort for top results.
You in the navy, air force, nurs-
ing. medicine honored.
MAY 2i TO JUNE 2I
Gemini-Sea travel, shipping,
naval maneuvers, private affairs.
dealing in chemicals, medicines,
oils, beverages perfumes first
favored. Other matters need
extra care. Don't forget church.
JUNE % TO JULY %
CaHcer-Religion, charity, aid
ing armed forces, the Red Cross,
home, personal affairs top today's
program. Confidential and mari
time interests improve.
JULY % TO AUG. g
Leo-Tact. tolerance impera-
tive for peace, harmony. You'll
have right outlook at beginning
if.you attend your church and do
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Newlyweds
To 60 South

CPL. LAWRENCE SETTLES
and his bride, the former Doro-
thy Kurtzhals, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kurtzhals of
ST. Clair Shores. will leave to-
morrow for Miami Beach. where
Cpl Settles will receive his
army reassignment.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Settles of
Vancouver, Washington.
The marriage took place
March "A in the Lake Shore
Presbyterian Church.
Cpl. Settles returned recently
from % months duty with the
army air forces in both the
European and South Pacific
theaters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

some useful service for the war
etfort-then enjoy fun.
AUG. R3 TO SEPT. %
Vugo-Not unfrendly period,
but not too easy for spiritual
activities. Indulge rightful Sun
day interests. We all need spir-
itual enlightenment, food for
clearer vision in everyday mat
ters.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libra-Mildly favorable. espe,
ciaIly fine time for deep thought,
good reading, music, church serv-
ices, interest in any worthy
cause. Matters connected with
the sea favored
OCT. p TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Today, if you don't
work, rest. Quiet reflection,
prayer, wholesome recreation
after, Of course; urgent duties
are the order. Favorable infu-
ences on whole.
NOV. p TO DEC. p
.cogittarii~-Ceorge Eliot said
a truth especially helpful now
What do We live for if not TO
make the world less difficult for
each other?"
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Capricorn - Like Sagittarius'
planetary influences today, yours
stress thoughtful kindness,
understanding with all and par
ticularly your family and work
ing associates.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AquoriUs-Spiritual and edu-
cational activities top favorites.
And do not neglect urgent war
work. Shun worry. Free time
should be enjoyed in only whole
some manner.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 2O
.Pisces-You can find content
ment now and accomplish along
lines you planned. Avoid ex-
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get health needs. Prayer, good
thoughts are requisites.
YOU. BORN on this date:
-Somet!mes- peHsire- again buoy
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Inclined at times 10 override
others opinions, balk at sugges-
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easily and succeed in any under
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properly. Literary ability.
Copynght, i9S5. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Announces Troth

THE ENGAGEMENT OF Bar
bara Jean Morley daugh-
ter Of the J. Ray Morleys Of
Birmingham :. 10 Ii. Freder-
lex A. Erb son Of Mrs.
Frederick B. Erb and the late
Mr.. Erb is being announced
today at a luncheon at Devon
Gables. Bloomfield Hills &.
Barbara Jean was graduated
from the University of Mich
igan ..
1t. Erb who is stationed
at Fl. Jackson. n. c. is a
graduate of Cranbrook and
Cornell
The luncheon party is being
given. ostensibly. for Mrs Rob-
ert +. Field and Peggy Lickey.
Other guests include Mrs.
Richard Rhody Mrs George
A. Haskell Jane Wallace
Barbara Nolan ;. Cherry
Lobbair Dorothea Watson
Betty Gilbert Jane
Tribe Marjorie Hates &.
and Patricia Schooley -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Pierrots TO Entertain

MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE F.
PIERROT will give a reception
tonight in their house in Burns
aVpnpn in honor of MIR.
and Mrs. Lee A White /.
Mr and Mrs. Leroy w. Dahl
berg i. and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
land L. Walters of Washington.
Among other guests will be
Mr.. and Mrs. willard
French Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Chaffee Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark L. Hass Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer p Grierson the
William s. Turner's the
Curtis Shoemakers DR.. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Johnson
Virginia Brodel Elizabeth
White -. and Fred L. Black.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

HER HEART 5 d esire - a
dress she can button all by her
self, Make two from Pattern
1866: one ruffled for parties,
one that combines remnants.
Pattern 1866 comes IN sizes
2. 1, 6, s, 10. Size 8, flare
sleeve dress. 1as yards 35-inch;
other version, liz yards 35-inch
and 2s yard contrast.
This pattern. together with a
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or household decoration, 20
cents.
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Send an additional 15 cents
for the Anne Adams Book Of
Patterns for spring. Free pat
tern for four aprons printed in
book.
Send IS cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Ms~, 3, me4Asm W1n,sn
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

MRS. WILLIAM E. HUTTON
and children Tommy and
Billy who have been stay
ing with the former Joan Chap
ms mother Mrs. Roy d.
Chaplin are leaving April II
-. for the West Coast :.
1t. Hutton now is stationed
at Pearl Harbor and Mrs.
Hutton has taken a house in
the suburbs of San Francisco
-. so that he can be with his
family when he gets a leave.
Mrs. Chaplin will have her
other daughters Sammy and
Marian with her over the
Easter weekend Marian is
home from Miss Porter's School
at Pennington, Conn. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
$500 for Red Cross

AT A TEA given Thursday
afternoon IN the Red Cross
chapter house IL auxiliaries
of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and two posts con-
tributed more than 500 10 the
Red Cross War Fund E.
The tea table was lovely with
its decor of Forsythia branches
in brass bowls and cleaning
tapers in shining brass candle
sticks -.
Mrs. Jewett Dwyer Mrs.
Archie McAlpine Mrs. Ray
mond G. Lambe and Mrs.
c. o. Chestnut poured -.
Mrs. Clyde Trangmar
president of the VFW auxiliar-
les was among the guests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Continue Custom

A GROUP of friends, who f.
for the last five years have
met on the Saturday evening
before Easter at the DAG
=. will repeat this pleasant
custom tonight
Among those in the party
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man ]. Fredericks of Pleasant
Ridge Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Annas /. A.. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cronin Jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Moran Jr. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack SINNERS d.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Baur Jr. -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
= Painting Downspouts

WHEN PAINTING the down.
spouts on the house, they may
be rendered inconspicious by
using the same color as the
walls against which they are
placed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Burehardts
On Coast

NAVY 1T. ALBERT r.
BURGHARDT and his bride,
the former Florence Casey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Casey Of Springwells avenue.
are making their home in San
Francisco, where 1t. Burghardt
is stationed.
1t. Burghardt is the son OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Burghardt.
The marriage took place in
St. Gabriels Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Returns on FurIouqh

CPL. GUY A. WILSON JR..
son of the Guy A. Wilson's Of
Muirland avenue. is returning
today on a six-day furlouGh .. !.
during which many parties will
be given.in his honor
Cpl Wilson went overseas in
September, 1943. and was
wounded last November in
Germany -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Wednesday Lecture

Mrs. ]. c. Walker, Australian
born traveller and photographer,
will give an illustrated lecture on
astonishing Australia and the
South Seas" in Central Methodist
Church at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday.
There also will be a matinee for
school children at 4 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Phyllis LAWSON TO Marry
Mai. G. S. SeebaId+ Tonight

at 7 o'clock in Christ Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Miss Carolyn Phelps will be
maid Of honor and Mr.. Seebaldt
will be his sons best man.
A reception Will be held in the
Detroit Yacht Club.
Maj. Seebaldt and his bride
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

MISS PHYLLIS LAWSON,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
A. Lawson of Devonshire road,
will be married tonight 10 AAF
Mai. c. S. Seebaldt. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Seebaldt Of
Rochester.
The wedding will take place
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Leiders Announce
Daughter S BetrothaI

Mr.. AND MRS MORRIS LEIDER of North
Martindale avenue announce the engagement of
their daughter, Rosetta. to Joseph Whitefield,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Whitefield of Pasa-
dena avenue.
The bridegroor-elect is attending Detroit
Tech.
No date has been set for the marriage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

will leave on a brief wedding
trip and, on April II, will 60 10
Miami, where Maj. Seebaldt
will report for AAF reassign-
ment. He returned recently
after Is months service in the
European theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Miss Brier Honored

MRS. FREDERICK SLOANE
FORD had a small family
gathering at her house in Wind.
mill Point drive last night for
Mary Elizabeth Brier :.
Mary Elizabeth, who is pur-
suing her law studies in New
York. is week-ending with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Brier -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Heads Tea Hosfesses

MRS. WILLIAM II. GRANSE
will be chairman of hostesses
for the tea 10 follow the
Theater Arts Society's perform
ance Friday afternoon in the
Players Playhouse
Her assistants will be (.
Mrs. Simon DenUyl Mrs.
William II Elliott Mrs.
Herbert 6. Hemmeter -. and
Miss Elizabeth Coolidge
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Daughter Born

AAF LIT. ARIES
THERON VANDUSAN III and
Mrs. VanDusan have a daugh-
ter Jane Elizabeth
born March % =.
Mrs. VanDusan is the former
Jane Erb ...
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Loyalty Circle TO Meet

THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
LOYALTY CIRCLE will meet
at noon Wednesday in the Tenn
pie Methodist Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Better Hearing Society
To Give Party

THE DETROIT SOCIETY FOR BETTER
HEARING will give a games party and dance
tonight in the societys club rooms
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Horoscope
BY Frances Drake

Look the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According the Stars
For Sunday, A pr I, 1913
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

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