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Evening star., 1945-02-02
Panel Discussion End!
Catholic Conference
On Family Life

A panel discussion led by Miss
Dorothea F. Sullivan, professor of
social group work of the National
Catholic School of Social Service,
will high light the concluding ses-
sion of the Family Life Conference
at 2 pm. today at Catholic Univer-
sity. The four-day conference is
sponsored by the Family Life Bu-
reau in cooperation with the Ma
tlonal Catholic Welfare Conference
Others participating in the panel,
which will discuss the salient points
developed during the conference, are
the Rev. Jean-de-Brebeuf Laramee,
o. F. M, of Canada; 1t. Mary A.
Kelly, U. S. N. R., of Washington;
Marie DoWney, Electrical Workers
Union of Washington; Elsa G..
Valdes, Panama; Lucy Mcnamara,
Dumbarton College student, and
Carl Jordan of Howard University.
Margaret M. Conway, executive
secretary of the National Fedora
ton of Catholic College Students.
and Veronica M. Heyden, executive
secretary Of the Newman Club Fed
Grafton, will also take part in the
discussion.
The Rev. DR.. Edgar Schmiedeler,
o. S. B., Family Life Bureau direc-
tor, called for the forming of a
foundation for family study and re-
search at Catholic University in a
talk yesterday. He declared such an
organization should be established
for the purpose of fostering inten-
sive study and research regarding"
the family.
DR.. Schmiedeler listed four bene-
nclal results to be obtained from
such foundation. He said it would
focus attention on the family, CO.
ordinate scattered efforts now under
way at the university, prepare ad-
Vanced literature and function as an
educational agency for the training
OF professional marriage counsellors
DR.. Ruth Reed, associate profess
sor OF the Catholic University School
of Social Work, called for more IA
vorable employment opportunities"
for unmarried women.
Other speakers at the sessions YES
terday were DR.. Thomas Locraft, of
Catholic University, and David J..
Mcdonald, international secretary
treasurer, United Steel Workers of
America.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Frances Nash 10 Appear
Al Symphony Forum

Frances Nash, pianist who will
be soloist with the National Sym
phony Orchestra Sunday, will ap-
pear at the National Symphony
Forum at $3.50 o'clock tonight in
the Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900
Twenty-frst street NV.
On the program also will be DR.
Glenn billiard Gum, music critic
and head of the piano department
of Catholic University who will
discuss Spanish music. Jack Kill
patrick, Cherokee Indian composer
and instructor at the Navy School
of Music, will describe Ozark dances
The forum is open to the public
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Oracle Aliens S
Comments

Mark Twain once said every
one talks about the weather, but
no one ever does anything about
it." That's not true. Here in glorious
California We always fib about it.
Fortunately, I'm glad to say we
don't have to tell any untruths
about the month of January that
just ended as it was one of the
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Auto Injuries Bring
S., 900 Dumuqe Verdict

A District Court jury yesterday
returned a $4,000 verdict in favor OF
Walter w. Sampleton, colored, OF
the first block of H street NE,
against Joseph R. Turner, 1900 block
of Fairlawn avenue Sc, for injuries
suffered when hit by an automobile
operated by Mr.. Turner in Decem-
ber, 1943.
Justice Jennings Bailey ordered a
directed verdict as to the driver OF
another automobile which Mr.. SAM
pleton is said to have lodged at the
time of the accident. Mr.. Sampletor
was represented by Attorney Morris
Benson,
Evening star., 1945-02-02

III ACSU y dllQd1 1CS
in w e a t h e r
Bureau history
here. OF course,
several hundred
people almost
froze to death
but they all lived
on the S h a d y
side of the
street.
1t was so cold
here that Betty
Cradle was get
ting goosehesh
instead of CIV
ing it. And there
uraS @ Rim or
Evening star., 1945-02-02

treasurer; William F. Lawrence,
personnel director; Miss E. r. Lii
ley, Office secretary; Mrs. Rose
Frye. personnel department, and
Ringgold Hart, general counsel.
Directors are John S. Daniels,
August H. Dressed, Bayard D. Evans,
Miss Grace Goodpasture, Miss
Emma T. Hahn, John M. Kookley,
Alfred McGarraghy, Mrs. H. L.
Pieper, Alfred Reeves, Edward M.
Warner, Lotion S. Wesley and Syl-
vester Becker.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
80 Candidates Pass
District Bar Tests
Given in December

The District bar examinations
given in late December were passed
by 80 candidates, Walter c. Gle
phane, chairman of the Committee
on Admissions and Grievances of
the District Court, announced today
Among the 10 women admitted to
the bar is Miss Mabel Haller, who
has been clerk Of the House District
Committee for the past six years.
Miss Haller is a graduate of South
eastern University Law School. AL
though she now is qualified to prac-
tice, she said she would remain at
post on Capitol Hill.
The examinations were held last
December 20, 81 and %.
The list of successful candidates
fol10W.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP

THE MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Less thon one minute via the electric stairway
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Wrdr0be
Distinction
the s'WOOdShire WOrsted''
suit from The Mems Store

The Woodshlre Worsted' name is present not just
one suit, but an entire range Of sutngs standard
OF distinction rather than just identifying label ..
an opportunity to mointon we-dressed appearance and
gain added wear and comfort Clear and unfinished pure
wool worsteds represented in rich blues tons browns
and eroys stripes, doeonoIs and plain coIors. Styles
suitobe for business dress in double breasted and
three-button semi-droPe snele-breosted -.
and the new two-button sineIe-breosted model $En
Showerresstont Wool Worsted Gobordine Topcoots $50
Evening star., 1945-02-02

" -
wilson a n
nounced today.
A former vice
president, Mr..
Pollard succeeds
John H. Melrose
who was made
a member of the
Advisory Council
Others nam
ed were Watson
B. Rulon, first
vice president;
Aris H. Bacas,
S e nd vice
president; Ray
mond Lurb a.
Evening star., 1945-02-02

that every morning frost woule
form on the windows of the Los
Angeles weather mans bullet-pr
car.
All! But it's still the most won.
derful climate in the world. Yor
never have to get up in the middle
of the night to fire your furnace
You've already been up all night
taking care of the smudge pots.
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Evening star., 1945-02-02
81 District Men Report
10 Military Forces Today

Thirty-one Washington men have
been ordered to report for induction
into the armed forces today. They
are:
Derr. King Puglisi, Lawrence
Green, Lowell Y. Salvanelli, Mario L.
Lassiter, j. E., jr Weaver, Charles F.
Lee, Quock jim Brackeen, Paul B.
Watson, e. R., 3r. Cason, Elijah
Moran, Charles A. Covington, Rufus
Oxley, Francis Jenkins, James
Pugh. William E. Moore. Willie
Taylor. Walter w. Chichester, M r.
Traude, r. c.. jr. Egleston, Wayman
Caponti. Nisi B. Moore, Joseph c.
Folk, Stephan H. Piatt, Joseph
George, Douglas E. Player Alfred
Glover, Wilbur D. Tillman, Leroy
Myers, Harold W. Thompson Harry ]
Nelson, John c.
The American way is the way they
pay, so buy more War Bonds and
buy today.
Evening star., 1945-02-02

Aho, Otto w.
Appleton, Ruth D.
Aren't. Albert E.
Aulenbacher, A r. G.
Barton, W. B.
Bartoo, Louis E.
Beitel. Albert F.
Berns, Charles G..
Birnbaum. Ellis
Boman. Howard F.
Booth, r. M, jr.
Bowman. Virginia
Brown, Joseph A.
Browne, Francis c.
Buscher. l.. e.
Chandler. w. D.
Clark. Marjorie I.
ColmetZ, Martha l.
Corneiro. Francisco
Crook, Omar L.
Croome, John w.
Curran. John M.
De Sanctis, A.
Dodson. B. E.
Donohoe, Mary U.
Doyle. Maurice F.
Edmond. Everett l..
Enright, Gerald L.
Faris, Marvin Lime
Fernandes, Harry I.
Fletcher, r. G.. jr.
Flint, George M, jr
Forman, Howard I.
French. William T.
Gilleran. James M.
Graf. Herbert
Greene. Maurice N.
Grifnth, Kelly E.
Hall, James Fay, jr
Hall. John Robert
Evening star., 1945-02-02
Julian ". Pollard Named
Restaurant GROUP Head

Julian w. Pollard, president of
Peoples Drug Stores, has been elected
president of the Washington Res
taurant Association, Executive Sec
Evening star., 1945-02-02

Haller, Mabel G.
Hansen, Chris r.
Hemba, Alton w.
Hilburn, Prentice A.
HonSaker, Robert P.
Hornsteip, Jacob D.
Huff, Henry S.
Hughes, Harvey L.
Hughes, Robert v.
Javonillo. D. Guieb
Kelly, James j., jr.
Lavelle, Robert F.
Lidji. jacques
Major, Ruth F.
Mallyck, Eugene T.
Mancuso, Vincent J.
Marx. Leonhard F.
Masterson, F. P.
Mcdonnell, John D.
Mcintyre, Robert v.
Minor. Jas. B., jr.
North, Robert H.
Patterson. D. M.
Pineock, Dee w.
Pischke, Vail w.
Plumb. W. T., jr.
Reynolds, James r.
Ruckman, Norris E.
Sargon, BENJAMIN I.
Scott, Robert McC.
SeltZer. Morris
Shine, S. Walter
Shively, Harold II.
Smith, Jane Dawson
Spiller, Lou Nora
Taylor. Millie !.
WE'LL. Asher LOUIS
Whyte, Joseph L.
Wise, Arthur r.
Wright, James T. .
Evening star., 1945-02-02


ilend
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17

gen. Simoviea. Toda dr. vladi-
slav Ribnikar, minister "a in
formacije, me je vceraj zagoto-
vii, da nina belgrajska vlada
nicesar proti bivsemu premier
ju. sutej, proti kateremu je u
govor, je bill Clan Wade, ki je
podpisala pakt solidarnosti 2 o.
siscem.
Kaksno je razpoloz ozenje ma
pram kralju Petru, cigar trmb-
glavost je cesto ogrozala izgled
"a izravnavo, je tezko dognati,
v javnosti Sc vidi Sc vedno ne
XII star propaganda letak, ma
Katerem Sc predstavlja mlade-
ga kralja, kateremu Hitler da-
je svoj blagoslov. !.
Danes je poslopje parlamen.
ia dokoncano. Tako je morda
tudi s Petrom, ampak o te m
vprasanju DO odlocal parliament.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17
Jugoslavija nj komunistiSna:
,ljudstvo stoji "a novo vlado
(Nadaljevanje 1. strani)

v teku zadnjih "a ur sem
eul ljudi, nekdanje simpaticar-
je cetnikov, XII so rekli: "Mi-
hajlovic je doigral. Ako bi bill
on zmagal, bi Sc bilo v Belgra-
du zacelo veliko preganjanje
demokraticnih elementov. Bodi-
81, da je bill osebno kriv ali ne,
toda bill je slab vodja, XII nj mo-
gel kontrolirati svojih lastnih
castnikov.
sirokogrudno stalisce Tita zbilo
OpOzicijO
Nj dvoma, da je sirokogrud-
no stalisce marsala Tita veliko
pripomoglo k temu, da je opo-
zicija skoro izginila. Ma primer,
nekateri S rbi, XII so bill pod
vplivom NedlceVe propaganda,
so mislili, da DO novi rezim "a
eel S preganjanjem pravoslav-
ne c@kve.
Zgodilo pa Sc je obratno. Ne
kdo, XII nj partizan mi je zago-
tovil, da je namestnik patriar-
ha delezen najvecjega sposto-
vanja, da sc duhovscino pusti
pri miru, in da je udelezba pri
sluzbi bozji oh nedeljah danes
morda vecja kot je bila pref.
Simovic je sprejemljiv
Ali &c vzamete vprasanje re-
genstva. V inozemstvu je bilo
napacne porocano; da je marsal
Tito nastopil proti imenovanju
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17
ENAKO OPRZvNosI

"Dobro."
In mlada dvojica SIC je zariniIa
med gneco, de Marelle pa "a Mi
ma.
Klotilda je govorila: title
Walterjevi imajo pa sreco. Ia
kupcijo je pa lie treba prebrisa-
ne glave."
Georges je odgovoril: Spa! S
pogumom dosezes vse, &c ne ta-
ko, pa drugace." ILL.,
Zopet ona: "Njegovi hcerki
bosta imeli po 20 do 80 milijonov
vsaka. In Suzana je poleg vsega
Sc lepa." ...-
III (Dalje pr1hodnJit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17
LEPI STRICEK
BEL-AMl
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
BEL-Akl'


vedno Suzanne roke, XII jo je
malo stiskal.
Vprasala ga je:
cali hi pill case sampanjca? ?
Pojdiva k bufetu. Tam najdeva
papana."
In pocasi sta sc vracala skozi
vse salone, koder je narascala
mnozica, hrumela, se pocutila
kakor donna, eleganten svet, ka-
krsen Sc zbira ma javnih slavno-
stih.
Georgesu Sc je zazdelo, kakor
da je nekdo rekel:
To je Laroche, z gospo Du
Roy" - Te besede so sc njego-
viii uses narahlo, doteknile, ka-
kor tisti oddaljeni sepet, XII ga
raznasa veter. Odkod so prisle -?
Iskal je ma vse strani, in res
zagledal svojo zeno, XII jo je dr.
zal minister "a podpazduho.
Kramljala sta prav natiho, in
timno in smehljaje, in oei so Sc
jima lovile z ocmi.
Dozdevalo Sc mu je, da ju
ljudje gledajo in sepecejo med
seboj, in zgrabila ga je surova
in brezumna zelja, da bi planil
ma tista diva cloveka in ju pest
jo ma tia pobil.
Ona ga S m e s i pred syetom.
Spomnil Sc je Forestierja. Ne
mara govore ze: "Ta goljufani
Du Roy" Kaj pa je ona? Po-
NINA koristolovka, "a silo spret-
ma, v resnici pa brez posebnega
daru. K MENU prihajajo, ker Sc
ga boje, ker cutijo, da je vpli-
ven, a gotovo govore med sabo
brez ovinkov o teh skromnih
zurnalistkih. Svoj xiv dan Sc ne
povzpne kan wise S to zeno, XII
mu spravlja hiso v slab glas, Sc
neprestano kompromitira, kate
re vse vedenje razodeva ME
spletkarsko naravo. Sedaj nu
bo samo Sc coklja ma kolesu. A,
da je slutil, da je vedel! Kako bi
bill igral veejo, pogumnejso igro!
In kako gladko bi jo bill utegnil
dobiti, da je izigral malo Suza-
nico! Kako je mogel biti tako
zaslepljen, da nj tega izprevidel? :?
Prisla sta v obednico, razsez-
no dvorano z marmornatimi Ste
bri, S starimi goblin ma stenah.
Walter je zagledal svojega
clankarja, skocil proti MENU, da
bi mu stisnil roke. Kar pijan je
bill veselja: "Ali ste vse videli?
Povej, Suzana, ali 81 mu vse raz-
kazala? Koliko ljudi, kaj, lepi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17

stricek? Ali ste videli princa de
Guerche? Pravkar je bill tukaj,
'izpil je kozarec punca."
Potem je planil proti senator
ju Rissolinu, XII je vlekel svojo
osuplo zeno S seboj; bila je ma
lispana kakor sejmarski sator.
Neki gospod je pozdravil Su-
zano; velik, suhoten mozak ru-
menimi zalizci, nekoliko plesast,
$ tisto neprisiljenostjo v vede-
nju, XII razodeva z vsako kretnjo
salonskega cloveka. Georges je
slisal njegovo ime: mark de Ca
zolles, in hipoma je postal ljubo-
sumen ma tega cloveka. Cd ke-
daj ga ona pozna? Brez dvoma,
odkar je zabogatela? V Vnjem je
zaslutil tekmeca "a memo roko.
=. Nekdo ga je prijel "a roko.
Bill je Norbert de Varenne. Sta
ri pesnik Sc je kretal med gneco
S svojimi mastnimi lasmi in s
svojim obrabljenim frakom; bill
je videti truden in kakor da mu
vse skupaj nj mic kaj dosti mar.
"Poglejte, to-le imenujejo "a
bavo," je dejal. 'Sedaj bodo pie
sail; potem pojdejo spat; in MIA
da deklet a bodo zadovoljna.
Vzemite 81 sampanjca, izvrsten
je."
Dal 81 je naliti caso in nazdra-
vii Du Royu, XII 81 je wei drugo:
"Jaz napijem zmagi duha mad
milijoni.
Potem je pripomnil mehkim
glasom:
"Ne, da hi me vznemirjali pri
drugih ljudeh, ali da jih sam ne
bi maral. Ampak naceloma pro-
testiram."
Georges ga nj vec poslusal.
Iskal je Suzane, XII je pravkar iz-
ginila z markijem de Cazolles;
in nanaglamo je ostavil Norber-
ia de Varennes ter je zacel dekli-
co zasledovati.
Costa gneca, XII je silila k pija-
ci, ga je ustavila. Ko Sc je ma
zadnje prerinil skozi gruco, sc je
skoraj zaletel v dvojico de Ma
relle.
z zeno sta Sc vedno shajala, a
ze dolgo Sc nj bill srecal z mozem,
XII ga je prijel "a ODE roke: "Ka-
ko sem vam hvalezen, dragi 60
spod, "a svet, XII ste mi ga sporo-
Gill 20 Klotildi. Okoli sto tisoc
frankov sem dobil z maroskim
posojilom. Vam Sc imam zahva-
liti zanje. vi ste res takorekoe
dragocen prijatelj."
Moski so sc obracali "a to le-
po, elegantno brunetko. Du Roy
je odgovoril: I'm "a to uslugo,
prijatelj moi, mi izrocite svojo
zeno, oziroma, JAZZ il ponudim
roko. Zakonce je treba vedno
lociti."
Gospod de Marelle sc je pri-
klonil: ':Res je tako. &c bi vas
izgubil, Sc sestanemo tukaj cez
emo uro."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17
(Nadaljevanje)

Ko 81 stopil pod to somracno ze-
lenje, po katerem je tekla luc ka-
kor srebrni curki, je lahnila vate
mlacna svezost vlazne prsti in
tezki din opojnih vonjav. Bill
je cuden, sladak obcutek, ne
zdrav in vendar mil, nekaj umet-
mega je bilo to, mehkega, zivce
mamecega. Hodil 81 po prepro-
gah, cisto podobnih mahu med
dvema gostima grmoma. Nena-
donna je uzrl Du Roy ma svoji le-
vici, pod visokovzbocenimi pal
mani, sirok basen cd belega
marmora, kjer bi Sc lahko kopal,
in ma cigar robu so bruhai stirje
labodi cd delftske fajanse vodo
il napol odprtih kljunov.
Basenovo dino je bilo posuto
zlato sipo, in tam je bilo videti
nekaj ogromnih rdeeih rib, BIZ
zarnih nestvorov Kitajskega, z
izbuljenimi oemi, modro OBJ
robljenimi luskami; dejal bi, da
so to neke vrste povodni manda-
rini, XII te, svigajoci ali viseci
mad tenn zlatim ozadjem, spomi-
njajo precudnih vezenih IL IT,
stih daljnih dezel.
journalist Sc je z utripajocim
srcem ustavil. Dejal je sam pri
sebi: ITO ii je razkosje! V ta-
kih-le hisah hi sc dalo ziveti!
Drugi so to dosegli-zakaj maj
bi meni izpodletelo?" Poudar-
jal je, S kaksnimi sredstvi bi sc
dalo kaj narediti, a nicesar 81 nj
mogel izmisliti takoj in drazila
ga je ia njegova nemoc.
Njegova spremljevalka nj vec
govorila, nekam zamisljena je
bila. Pogledal jo je cd strani in
je Sc enkrat pomislil: "Ce bi
vel to-le 1.-Two marijoneto, pa hi
Slo."
A Suzana kakor da Sc je hipo-
ma zdramila. "Pazite, sedaj-"
je dejala. Prepehala je Georgesa
skozi gruco, XII jima je zapirala
pot, ter ga je nenadoma zasuka-
la ma desno stran.
Sredi gaia precudnih rastlin,
XII so iztezale v zrak svoje trepe-
tajoce liste, odprte kakor roke z
drobnimi prsti, je stal nepremic-
no MOI ma valovih.
Vtisek je bill presenetljiv. Sill
ka, XII il je zaslanjalo robove pre-
mikajoce Sc vejevje, je bila po-
dobna crni odprtini v fantastic
nj, srce prevzemajoci pokrajini.
Moral 81 dobro gledati, da 81
razumel. Okvir je sekal po sredi
ladjo, kjer so Sc nahajali apo
stoli, cd strani komaj da Sc OBJ
senceni z zarki il svetilke, eden
Cd njih je. sedel ladji ma robu in
je sipal vso svetlobo ma Jezusa,
XII je prihajal.
Krist je ravno polagal nogo
ma val, XII Sc je udajal in upogi-
bal in krotko laskal pod bozan-
sko nogo, XII je stopala mani. Vse
okoli Boga-cloveka je bilo mrac-
no. Samo zvezde so sijale ma ne
bu.
Lica apostolom, v nerazloeni
luci svetilke v roki tistega, XII je
kazal proti Gospodu, so cd cuda
kakor okamenela.
Bio je mogocno in iznenadu-
joce mojstrsko delo, emo tistih
del, XII ii prevrzejo vse misli in
ii dado sanj "a leta in leta.
Gledalci so cd kraja molee str
nell, potem so zamisljeni odha-
jail in sele pozneje so govorili O
vrednosti slike.
Du Roy jo je nekaj casa opa-
zoval, potem pa je izustil: ITO
je ze prijazno, &c 81 clovek lahko
kupi tako-le stvarco."
Ko pa so ga zaceli drugi suva-
ii, XII so sc rinili, da bi tudi kaj
videli, je odsel pod pazduho se
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ECOrse Girl
Weds Robert
Anderson

A gown of imported Madeira
lace was worn by Mitzie Schrett-
ner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schrettner, w jefferson,
EcorSe, when she exchanged nup-
tial VOWS with Earl Anderson, son
OF LIr and Mrs. Robert Anderson,
EmmonS boulevard, Saturday in st.
Francis Xavier church, Ecorse.
Msgr. NORM celebrated the nup-
ual high mass at 10 am.
RuffleS of lace outlined the net
yoke Of the brides gown which had
a round neckline, fitted waist and
full hoop skirt extending into an
eight-foot train. A cascade Of ruff
files down the front of the skirt
tapered to a point at the waist.
Her fingertip veil was fastened to
a beaded coronet and she carried
a bouquet of white carnations, sweet
peas and baby breath. The double
strand Of pearls she wore was a
gift Of the bridegroom.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Ed
ward Baker, Wyandotte, and the
bridesmaids, Mrs Virgil Righten-
burg, EcorSe, Mrs. Joseph Schrett-
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
College Opportunities
Topic at YMCA Teen
Age Meeting Tonight

A. L. Loerch of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology will speak at
the special teen-age YMCA meeting
tonight at the Y building. His topic
will be Youth on the March" and
he will discuss opportunities in COL
lege education with the teen-age
group.
There will be an opportunity to
ask questions regarding college and
it will provide a change for high
school students to obtain accurate
information regarding college OPP
portunities. The speaker will de-
scribe courses offered by the De-
troit Institute.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Miss Caro[[o
Repeats Vows
On Saturday

st. Elizabeth's Catholic church
was the scene of the wedding Sat-
urday of Miss Agatha Carollo,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Carollo, 202 Goddard, and Michael
Ciemiorek, son of Stanley Ciemio-
rex, 522 Bondie.
The nuptial service was solemn
lied by the Rev. Leo j. Zindler
at 9 am. Miss Carollo was given
in marriage by her brother, Sam
uel Carolla.
A gown of white satin and lace
was worn by the bride. Her veil
was fingertip length and she car
rled an all-wEite bouquet of roses,
chrySanthemums and carnations.
Her maid of honor, Catherine
Ciemiorek, sister of the bridegroom,
chose pink chiffon dress and
carried pink and white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Leo Carolla attended the bride
groom as best man.
Twenty-Five guests were served
wedding breakfast at the brides
home and 80 guests attended the
dinner at Larson'S, Lincoln Park.
An evening reception for 40 guests
was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Carolla.
The newlyweds are making their
home a 202 Goddard. Mr.. Ciemio-
rex is employed as roll turner
at Great Lakes Steel Corp.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Former Navy Seabee
First Civic Lecture
Speaker Thursday

Henry M. Hedges, Chicago en-
gineer, explorer, adventurer, and
former Navy Seabee, will lecture
on the southwest Pacific at the
first of the Civic Lecture Series at
pm. Thursday at the Roosevelt
high school auditorium.
Besides bringing Pacific para
disc to life for his audience, He'd
ges will show moving pictures of
the island Of Bora Bora. The lee
ture is sponsored by the Wyendotte
Association of Women'S Clubs.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman
and Miss Doris Dickman left Wy
andotte for Fl. Lauderdale, Fla,
Saturday. While there they viii live
aboard DR.. William Cramer's boat,
The broom" The trio was ac-
companied to Florida by DR.. Cra-
mer's three-year-old daughter, Bar
bara Ellen.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sudak. 1886
Nineteenth street, are announcing
the engagement of their daughter,
Irene Carscadden, to Joseph Tay-
ak, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tayak, Riverview.
Mr.. Tayak was recently dis
charged from the armed forces
after three years Of service. He
served overseas IS months.
A wedding in the near future
is planned by the couple.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Koniak, North
drive, we're Thanksgiving Day hosts
to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Powell and
daughter, Carole, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Patalan, all of Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29

MIR. and Mrs. Langel will spend
NE winter with their daughter,
AIRS. Priscilla Braden and their
granddaughter, Dream.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-29
Two NieceS Honored
at Double Shower

Mrs. Albert Pilz, Clark street,
entertained five tables of cards at
double shower Friday night for
her two nieces, Mrs. Woodrow CAT
TO, the fomer Claire Pilz, and Miss
Virginia Pilz, EcorSe.
Mrs. Caffo was married in France
while serving as an army nurse.
Her husband is a Philadelphia.
Miss Pilz will exchange wedding
vows with Ensign Gerald Stroupe,
USNR, Columbus, o., on Deem
Ter s.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-17

The Wyoming state flower Is
the Indian paintbrush.