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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
Invitations Mailed
For Ballard WindIey
Wedding On Dec. d

invitations have been issued :o-
'Ae wedding OF Miss Mary W:nG,ev
ano MAJ Ballard which will take place
on Saturday evening. December q,
al s o'clock. TIE cards read as :o,-
lows:
Ny. and Mrs. William. Henry
W!ndiey
request the honor Q: yov. presence
d. the marriage o: their daughter
Mary Virginia
N-. Leslie Na,han.e, Ballard
on Saturday evening. the :wc..v-s,-s.
OF December. nineteen hundred
anc :or;y->.X
az six o'C.OC.:
First Methods. Church
Henderson. Nor. Ca-g..-a
40 !nv!tat!ons we-e n.s.ca q
:-:eacS and relatives =. re CIV. or
friends Q: the couple are invited "a
attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
Society Ne70s and Personals
wcllons Chapter O.E.S. to Meet

REGULAR meeting of WcllonS chap
terri Order Of the Eastern Star. is an
nounccd for tomorrow evening al
80 o'clock. The district deputy
Grand matron, Mrs. Hattie Perkins
and the district deputy grand patron
". d. Perkins. will pay their Off
clal visit al this time. it was an
nounccd. All members are urged 10
attend and visitors are welcomed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
Girl Scout Council Meeting

Inc Vance COUNT cc..c.. Q: G:-.
scouts viii hold - December :.ee.-
ing o: Wednesday a::e-.-1: q. 33r
clock 4: the PERI ..c.z--. :. 9.ss -.
"oIAcec today. =. cC--c:. -.c-,bo-:
are urged 10 De p:ese...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
Jr. Woman's Club Postponed

The Henderson Jr.. Woman's Club
meeting. scheduled for December /,
mas been postponed until Wcducs-
day, December II and will meet Al
the nome of Miss Becky John Mills,
Il was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
Central PIT. A

The Parcnt-TeachcrS Association
of Central School will meet al the
school "Wednesday afternoon al $3.50
O'Clock. II Was announced today. All
members are urged 10 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
PRESBYTERIAN Choir Practice

Ire choir o: tire First P-esby.er-
ian church vi! meet Wednesday eve
mig &: As o'clock, i was annourc-
cc .C&ay.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03
BIRTHS
Robert Layard Walker

konert LaSard Walker
NJ. and Mrs y. {. Walker O.
Wake Forest. today announced me
Dir. 0: son. 2ooe-: Layarc.. o.,
November %. a: . Wilmington nOsu:-
Ia. Mrs. Walker : ne former Miss
SL:. EoCut; OF E.--aw.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03

BristlcS for brushes arc now bcinl
made from the casCIn of waste skin
milk as The principal ingredient.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03

The longer the coal strike. the less
nitrogen for farmers IN 1877.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-03

In marketing pccans. the dIiicrcn;
varieties O: nuts should not be mixed.
This results in lower prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07

with a degree of Master of Educa- tion. Previous to her work in Hart ford, Miss De Bonis was Executive Director of the Pittsfeld Girls Club, in Pittsfleld. Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
SERAFINE- -PEPE

St. Lucy's Church will be the scene of the wedding on Saturday of Miss Geraldine Serafine, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Anthony Sera- fine of Beech Street, and James Pope, son of MT and Mrs. Donald Pope of North Main Street.
 Miss Barbara Tyler, Mrs. Louis Barto, Mrs. Donald Coviello, Miss Amy Salisbury, Mis- Arleen Sullivan, Miss Maureen Callahan and Mrs. Isabelle VanasSe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Miss Mary Helen Fogarty WedS HOzCard J Clancy

Mrs. John Matthias Fogarty 0 Crescent Street has announced Are marriage of her daughter, Mary Helene, to Howard Joseph Clancy, son of MT. and Mrs. Dennis James Clancy of the Elton Hotel
 Mrs. Clancy is 6 graduate of te1e Waterbury Catholic High School, and attended Trinity College, Wast~ ington, D. c. MT. Clancy Is 8 grads uate of Crosby High School, and the School Of Foreign Service, Washington, D. c. He was recently discharged from the Army in which he served as major in the Infantry and was in service over five years The marriage took place in May E1 Maryland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Society Holds Annual Picnic

The Concordia Ladies Society held it's annual picnic last Thursday at Lake Compounce
 Those attending were Mrs Marie Arber, Mrs. Martha Arber, Mrs. Bertha Balunas, Mrs. Herman Buer- kle, Miss Gertrude Buerkle, Mrs. Burton Beecher, Mrs. Carry Dick ensen. Mrs Emile Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Clara Hassel, Mrs. Chester Haude, Mrs. Joseph Hench, Mrs. John Kirschbaum, Mrs. Mary Lange, Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. William Mueskes, Miss Wilma Mueskes, Miss Edith Schaaf, Mrs. Julius Reichenbach, Mrs. Mary zwick, Mrs. Otto Sibold, Mrs. Mary SchWenk, Mrs. Otto Stage, Mrs. Eleanor Stabler, Mrs Hiram Smith, Mrs. Fans Willhaus, Mrs. John zeizel and Son, Mrs. Gus tave Kopp, Carrol Ann Kopp, Wen vel Kopp, Mrs. Herman Hansel, Charles Hansel and Miss June DWyer.
 The regular August meeting will be held on Friday at P. M at the home of Mrs. Garry Dickensen at Chipman Street. A lawn party will follow the business session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Couple Celebrate 

The 18th wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Floyd Holden, ST, of Ramona Avenue was observed on Sunday at dinner party and open house reception at their home.
 MT. and Mrs. Holden were married August l, 1921, at the Episcopal Church, Bethel. They renewed their nuptial VOWS before the Rev. M Webb Wright, pastor of South Con- gregational Church and were at- tended by Mrs. Joseph Bouchez of Bridgeport a sister of Mrs. Holden and Ernest Glastre, brother-in-lay of MT. Holden.
 Friends and relatives presented the couple with gifts Of silver.
 Those attending were:
 Mir. and Mrs. John Searfo. Win sted; Joseph Bouehez, Bridgeport; MT. and Mrs. Clinton Troland. Pat rlcla Roy, MT. and Mrs. Harold Roy Freda Annenberg, Mrs. William Roy, MT. and Mrs, Harold Roy J-., and MT. and Mrs. Rohert Schaaf, all of Union City: MT. and Mrs. William Steinman, MT. and Mrs Daniel Butler, MT. and Mrs Frank kerner and Francis Kerner
 ALSO: MT. and Mrs. WaIdon Roy. MT. ana Mrs. Arthur Lambert. MT, and Mrs. Ralph Archer, Mrs. A. V Holmes, MT and Mrs. Thomas Shea, MT. and Mrs. Egbert Holden MT. and Mrs. Elwin Graffam. MT ana Mrs. John Marshall, MT. and Mrs. William OKeefe, MT. and Mrs Thomas Downie, MT. and Giastre, MT. and Mrs. Floyd Hold Mrs. Theodore Hansen. Mrs. Ernest en, Jr, and Cheryll Diane Holden,
 Also: MT. and Mrs. Armand Gi- annamore, MT. and Mrs. George Oliver, Mir and Mrs. Emil Kaz- maler. Mrs. Bertha Moran, MT. and Mrs. Robert Patrick. Joseph c. Gallagher, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson, Mrs. M Webb Wright. MT. and Mrs Joseph Pilkington, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burritt and MT. and Mrs. Leroy Judd.
 Also: MT. and Mrs. Peter Wis lock, Miss Jean Marshall, MT. and Mrs. Russell Corcoran, MT. and Mrs. Fred Perugini, MT. and Mrs. Paul Duren, MT. and Mrs. Robert DeVillskes and MT. and Mrs. Simon DeViliskes.
 MT. and Mrs. Holden are the par ents of Floyd Holden, Jr., and grand parents of one granddaughter, Cheryll Diane Holden. Their foster son is Joseph c. Gallagher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Iaf Teacher Married Today

The marriage of Miss Carol Banks daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry c Banks of Greenwich and Livingston Carroll, master at Taft School, Wa tertown, son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph c. Carroll of Norfolk and Rye, N. Y. was held this afternoon at 400 o'clock in the chapel of Christ Episcopal Church, Greenwich. The Rev. Wendell Phillips of Rye and Norfolk off1ciated at the ceremony.
 Miss Banks had as her only at tendant her sister, Miss Barbara Banks. MT. Carroll had his father for his best man and his four brothers, Ralph c. Carroll, Jr., Will liam Carroll, James Carroll and John Otis Carroll, were ushers
 Following wedding trip the couple will reside in Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Mary BoSzuto Honor Guest At ShOzVer

Miss Mary J. Bozzuto, of Con- gress Avenue, who is to be married August 31 to Peter Russell, of Ar hold Street, was honored Sunday afternoon at miscellaneous and currency shower at the home of her sister, Mrs. George Ricciardi of Francis Street. Mrs. Charles Boz zuto, Mrs. Virginia Schippan, Mrs. Laura Pompei and Mrs. George Ric- ciardi were hostesses.
 Attending were. Miss Jennie Tu- tolo, Mrs. Angeline Tutolo, Mrs. Lucy Palomba, Mrs. Phil Buoncore, Mrs. Josephine Palladino, Miss Car mela Palladino, Mrs Susan Vuolo Mrs. Louise Russo, Mrs. Fanny B. Casalino, Mrs. Ralph Granato, Miss Alena Bergantino, Miss Rose Mary Ricciardi, Mrs. Margaret Davino, Mrs. N. Russell, Mrs. Nellie Atkins, Miss Francis Russell, Mrs. Bucks, Mrs. Agnes Stango, Mrs. Frances Stango and Mrs. Mary Brunetti,
 Also present were: Mrs. Theresa Granato, Miss Grayce Stango, Mrs. Aneldo Gelinas, Mrs. Lillian Des- chenes, Miss Evetti Collins, Mrs. Constance Slezavick, Mrs. Focus kaus, Mrs. Marcella Scortino, Mrs. Susan DiLeo, Mrs. Martha DiPietro Mrs. Francis Martina, Mrs. Phil Balduc, Mrs. Laurence Rossi, Mrs. Anthony Bozzuto, Miss Marian Bozzuto, Mrs. Nicholas Bozzuto, Mrs Laura Misturo, Mrs. Mary Va ranelli.
 Mrs. Lou Bozzuto, Mrs. Virginia Sasso, Mrs. Fanny Knott, Mrs. Mar ion .Iamele, Mrs. Marion Bozzuto, Mrs. Louise Fascia, Mrs. N Beccia, Mrs Mary Genua, Mrs. Elsie Galul- 10, Mrs. Jane Fisher, Mrs. Lucy Croce, Mrs Mary DiLeo, Mrs. Phil Macchia, Mrs Angeline Vitarelli, Mrs. Anna Vitarelli, Mrs. Nancy Vitarelli, Mrs. Rose Santora and Miss Angeline Vitarelli.
 Also Mrs. Rae Paolino, Mrs Dora D. AlongeS, Mrs Angeline Bozzuto, Mrs. John Bozzuto, Jr., Mrs. Jose phine DiFranzo, Mrs. Lena Colog- rossi, Mrs. Michael Bergantino, Mrs. Angeline Betrucelli, Mrs. Ralph Mastrianno, Mrs. August Santoli, the Misses Dolores Bozzuto, Rita Schippani Gerry Pompei, Marie Casalino. Anito DiLeo, Lorraine Pompei, Diana Stango. Mrs. Eliza beth Bozzuto, Mrs. Laura Pompei, Mrs. Virginia Schippani, Mrs. Jose phine Ricciardi and Miss Mary J. Bozzuto.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Nora Griffin
 Party Hostess

Mrs. Nora Griffin of Baldwin Street was hostess at aparty at her home on Saturday in honor of her son. Dennis J. Griffin, who re- ceived his honorable discharge from the Navy.
 Those attending were Art Ken nedy, Ray Mercier John Griffin, Clarence Fortin, Don Abbondola Dick Hayward, George Boughton, John Egan, Bill Muccino, Al Grif- gn, John Muccino and Mario Bernabi.
 Also Roger Ouelette Norene Rossi, Rita Griffin, Edward Kelly, Agnes Griffin, Leo Claffrey, Mrs, Nora Griffin, MT. and Mrs. Clem Philibut, MT and Mrs. J. Rossi, and MT. and Mrs. J. Mclean.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Middlebury Girl Feted ct ShOWer

Friends and relatives honored Miss Phyllis Stauffer of White more Road, Middlebury, who will be married to William Barto of Hoadley Street, Naugatuck, on August 10, at a miscellaneous show CT at Bradleyville School, Middle bury. Mrs. Eliner Jensen, Miss Joan Steele and Mrs. Raymond Stauffer were hostesses.
 Those attending included Mrs. Thomas Ranney, Mrs. Margaret Passeck, Mrs. Oscar Burreu, Mrs. Albert Burrell, Mrs. Leo Stone, Mrs. Harris Behlman, Mrs. John Wasser- back, Mrs. James Farrell, Mrs. Elm ma Steele, Mrs Gertrude Maher, Mrs. R. Barnauskls. Mrs. Roger w. Cooke, Mrs. Frank Orencole, Mrs. Clifford Moleyneau, Mrs. Wilbur Beebe, Mrs. Dennis Reardon, Mrs. Edward Lawson, Mrs. Walter Meier, Mrs. Ronald Ford and Mrs. Arthur Stauffer
 Also, Mrs. Herbert Steele, Mrs Allan Lawson, Mrs. Finer Jensen, Mrs. Mary Barto, Mrs. William Fenske, Mrs William Luddy Mrs. Mary Lawson, Mrs. Walter Selenske, Mrs. George F. Beebe, Mrs. John Rimkus Mrs. Timothy Callahan, Mrs. Clifford Southard, Mrs. Leo McNamara and Mrs. Clara Kerner.
 And the Misses Dorothy Wasser- back, Joan Steele, Shirley South ard, Alice Boentgen, Betty Jones, Betty Rayder, Evelyn Fenske, Mill dred Luddy, Anna Daniels, Arlene Beebe, Beverly Schuster, Betty Warner and Jane McNamara.
 Gifts sent by those who were not present included: Mrs. Arthur Blondin. Mrs. Elmer Hager. Mrs. Paul Szczpanski, Mrs. Roy North rop, Miss Molly Walsh, Miss Alice Hedderman MiS Ann Mulvanev
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Edith DeB0nis
 1OReceiUeDggree

Miss Edith De Bonis, daughter of Mrs. Maria De Bonis of Starview Avenue, has resigned her position with the Hartford Public Schools to accept a position as Assistant Pro- lessor of Health and Physical Edu- cation at New Haven State Teach CTS College, New Haven, Connecti- cut. Miss De Bonis was granted a leave of absence from Hartford this past year to do advanced work Tn Education and Physical Educa- ton at the Pennsylvania State Col lege. She will graduate from Penn sylVanla State College tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Miss Baribault EntertainS For Miss Ruth FallOn

Miss Ruth Fallon, of Frost road, who will be married to Xavier J. Dempsey, on August 24, was hon ored recently at miscellaneous shower given by Miss Alice Bari bault, of Althea street.
 Guests included Mrs. Marjorie Cannon, Mrs. Eva Pike, Mrs. Valida Judd, Mrs. Louise Rand, Miss Kaye Summa, Miss Katherine Scatena, Miss Irene Welch, Miss Eleanor De- fancy, Miss Lorraine Cashin, Miss Theresa Mitchell, Miss Doris Veil lette, Miss Ann Kala, Miss Lillian Baribault, Miss Jeanette Baribault, Miss Marie Fillpelli, Mrs. Helen Anton, Mrs. Erna Ruckins, Mrs. Anna Fallon, and Miss Marion Fal- lon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07

MT. and Mrs. John Thompson, of Hillside Avenue, annuonee the birth of their first child, daughter, Patricia Mary born August 3, at St. Mary's Hospital. MT. Thompson was the former Miss Ernestine Evon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Miss Sternberg, NezV HaUen Man Wed July 14

Miss Pauline Sternberg, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Abraham Stern- berg, of Lincoln Street, was married to Samuel Chidekel, son of MT. and Mrs. Barnett Chidekel. of Ward Street, New Haven, on July 14, at Heisler's restaurant. Rabbi Seymour GeWirtz performed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Chidekel are resid- ing on Lincoln Street. The bride groom served for over three years with the U. s. Army in the Pacific theatre.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Miss DiModugno Will Wed Auqust 25

Miss Lucille Di Modugno, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Di- Modugno of Waterville Street, has set the date for her wedding to Earl Hallett, of Middlebury. son Of the late MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Hallett, of Robinsons, Me The ceremony will take place on Sunday, August 25, at P. M. at the Mill Plain Union Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
Teacher Wed M Massachusetts

The marriage of Miss Frances Joan MacInnis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles MacInnis of Dor chester, Mass. and Timothy F. Clifford, son of MT. and Mrs. Dan iel Clifford, of Worcester. Mass, was held recently in Dorchester.
 MT. Clifford was a member of the WatertoWn High School where he taught English. He was made mu- sic supervisor for Watertown schools prior to his induction in the Army.
 Following a wedding trip to Can ada, MT. and Mrs. Clifford will take Up residence in Watertown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-07
WatertOzUn Girl, Yale Teacher Wed Recently

Watertown, Aug. 7--Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Joseph Jarlett of Main Street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Marguerite Jarlett, to Arthur L. Kurth, Floral Park, L. l., which took place June 30 in New Haven. MT. and Mrs ven, where MT. Kurth is a teacher of languages at Yale University.
 Mrs. Kurth, a graduate of Wat town High School and Waterbury Hospital School of Nursing, served three years in the Army Nurse Corps. A graduate of Yale, MT. Kurth is a veteran of three and a half years in the Army Air Forces, seeing service in the European Theater.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
kitseher Makes Progress
After Malta Appendectomy
ey the Associoted Press

VALLETTA, Malta, Sept. IA
rendezvous between the American
naval task force now in Greek
waters and the British Mediter-
ranean feet was discussed here
yesterday by Admiral Marc A.
Mitscher and Admiral Sir Algernon
Willis, authoritative sources said
today
Admiral Mitscher, 59-year-old
commander of the United States
9th Fleet, was seized with appen-
dicitis during the talks and was
operated on last night at a naval
hospital. He had an uncomfort-
able night but was resting some
what easier this morning, hospital
authorities said. A later state
ment said the admiral had passed q
quiet day and was making good
progress.
Sir Algernon, British Mediter-
ranean naval commander in chief
met with Admiral Mitscher and
Vice Admiral Forrest P. Sherman
deputy chief of naval operations
who had arrived from Naples for
consultations on the two fleets
The big aircraft carrier Franklin
D. Roosevelt is with the American
force
The British cruiser Ajax, recently
engaged in operations connected
with diversion of illegal Jewish i'm
migrants from Palestine to Cyprus,
weighed anchor here today. An
informant said the Ajax would pro-
coed to Trieste and stand by there
for three weeks before joining the
British feet for maneNyers.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Neon lights, in red Chinese char
acters, are reappearing in Nanking
China.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Baby Diarrhea Deaths
May Keep Freedmen S
Ward Shut for Weeks

The maternity ward of Freed
mems Hospital, where eight babies
have died since August 20, in a
diarrhea epidemic, probably will re-
main closed for the next two weeks
to one month, it was disclosed last
night by DR.. James Lowell Hall
hospital superintendent.
OF the SO babies in the hospital
when the epidemic began, 81 were
rapidly discharged without catch
ing the disease and % were placed
In the isolation ward. Thirteen OF
the 20 who survived the disease
have already improved enough to
go home and Ave of the seven. who
remain are in good" condition
while the other two are reported
fair" DR.. Hall revealed.
The superintendent said the OBJ
stetrical ward would admit no ad-
ditional patients until better pro-
lection OF mothers and children, !"
through the installation of newer
equipment and the provision of
extra personnel, had been assured.
He blamed lack Of sufficient per-
sonnel as a "contributory factor"
in the epidemic, although he pointed
out that its immediate cause was
hard to trace.
DR.. Hall added that "overcrowd-
ing through community pressure"
was second factor. He estimated
that the hospital had handled $50
Evening star., 1946-09-08
I2Veterons to Wed English Girls
by Transatlantic Telephone

Davies, 20, of Coventry, whom he
met while in a Coventry hospital
recuperating from wound suffered
in Belgium. He has not seen her
since April. 1s45. She is a former
member of the Women's Land
Army.
Mr.. Griffith's fiancee is Audrey
Mawson, 20, of Leeds, England. a
clerical worker. They met while he
was stationed with an Air Forces
unit in England.
The two veterans said they came
to Alabama because the State is one
OF the few that recognizes mar
riages by telephone.
The ceremony Monday is to be
conducted by the Rev. D. w, Ed
wards, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Tuscumbia. Miss Lucille
Crockett and Mrs. o. H. Dodson
reporters for the Florence. ala
Times and Tri-Cities Daily. will act
as Witnesses
The young men hope their brides
will be able to sail for the United
States on the Queen Elizabeth Oc-
tober 16
Evening star., 1946-09-08

expectant mothers in the last three
months. about $50 more than the
hospitals normal capacity.
A Humanitarian" desire to ac-
commodate all possible cases, rather
than turn mothers away, caused
the hospitals facilities to be over
taxed, he said Had the hospital
turned these $50 cases away, the
superintendent felt. many deaths
among infants and mothers alike
would probably have resulted, as
they would have lacked proper med
ical attention at the time of birth.
One expectant mother appeared
at Freedmen's Hospital Friday, des-
pite the ban on additional maternity
cases, and had to be rushed to the
emergency room for immediate de-
livery, the doctor said. After the
child was born, it was taken with
its mother to Gallinger Hospital, he
said.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Five Aboard Vessels
.At Sea Are Given
Aid by Coast Guard
BY the kxsocioted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. Sunday -
Coast Guard rescue units were busy
lending helping hand to i'll mari
time travellers at several points
along the East Coast yesterday.
The Coast Guard cutter Agassiz
from Norfolk, Va. put a doctor
aboard the steamer Coastal Ring
leader, about $50 miles off Norfolk,
after a crew member repeatedly
suffered severe head injuries in an
accident.
Off Boston, a Coast Guard plane
flew a doctor 500 miles out to sea
to aid Mrs. Harriet Bouvia (ad-
dress unavailable), who was re-
ported suffering from peritonitis,
but was unable to make a water
landing alongside the transport
General Goethals. Another attempt
is scheduled to be made today.
Mrs. Bouvia, en- route to Join her
husband, T/5 Elmer E. Bouvia. at
the 120th Station Hospital, at Hell
delberg, Germany, was transferred
Friday from the transport Willard
Holbrook.
A man reported stricken with ap-
pendicitis aboard the Arunah S.
Abel was removed from the ship
by a Coast Guard cutter at Cape
Henry and the man was hospital
lied in Norfolk.
Another appendicitis victim,
l7-year- fireman, was taken from
the Henry H. Blood, en- route from
Europe to Mobile, Ala, and was
hospitalized in Bermuda.
The Coast Guard said one of its
ships also put out from Salem,
Mass, for the fishing boat Alice
Hathaway, about 30 miles off Nam
tucket Light, which reported a man
aboard was suffering from a severe
head wound
The identity of the four men was
not disclosed.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Mexican Orchestra
Is Sent Home by Strike
BY the Associoted Press


STOCKTON, Calf, Sept. THE
famous Tipica orchestra of Mexico
City has been instructed to return
home as consequence of a labor
dispute which disrupted the San
Joaquin County Fair. The AFL
American Federation of Musicians
had protested the Tipica appear
ance
The Tlpica director, Pablo H
Marin, said Consul General Ed
mundoGonzalez at San Francisco
had instructed the band to leave
tomorrow for Mexico.
But the AIM pickets will con-
tinue on duty until the fair closes
on Monday, Tom Castles. president
Evening star., 1946-09-08

This celebration makes very happy indeed-because
proves that the basic plan which business was
founded is fundamentally sound The service we rem
der with cheerfulness and dispatch has brought us
friends as we'll as business. We wish to thank the
business men and realtors of Washington for their
patronage which has made our expansion possible
and to promise continuation of our Willing Service"
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Nv the Axsoe;otsd py..e

TUSCUMBIA, Ala, Sept. Two
former soldiers from Flora, Ill, said
today they had arranged a double
transatlantic wedding ceremony to
be conducted by Telephone with the
English girls they wooed and won
while stationed in England.
George w. Strange, a, and Verne
Griffith, %, said the ceremony will
be held at 8 a. m. Monday at the
Cardiff Hotel where they are stay
ing. Their fiancees will be in Gov
entry, England.
Mr.. Strange will wed Edith
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Of the Stockton union, said. He and
Ed Vollman, fair secretary, each
took the position that the next
move was up to the other.
The AFL musicians headquarters
had instructed that no AIM mem
ber could participate if the Mexican
band played. The Tipica organiza-
ton is sponsored and paid by the
Mexican government.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
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Church CurnivuI PIonned

The annual carnival of st. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Bladensburg, Nd,
will be held tomorrow through Sat.
urday on the church grounds. Pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit OF a new
church.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Mrs. Thomas B. Whedbee
Dies as Result of Fall

Mrs. Thomas B. Whedbee, S.
Buck Hall, Va, died yesterday at
Doctors Hospital as a result of head
injuries received Thursday when
she fell from hay wagon on her
farm near Manassas.