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Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
Assembly-Meets FRI s p.m.. In the
Labor Temple. 29l5 ~ LIST ave. Pc.
Wilson, v.p.; r.. L. Morhouse. Sec
treas; Robert West. read. clerk;
John Newman. sergeant-at-arms: X.
L. MOrhouse, bus. agent OF Build
ing Trades.
Carpenters Local No. liz Roy
Thompson pres: L. II. Helterbran.
rec. sec. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25

Cascade County Trades & Labor As
sembly-Aeets Fri. Carpenters' hall.
b. I. Steinmetx. Box 1913. pres: L. l..
Price. v.p.: ]. Evanko. Jr.. Sec. Box
1893; r. H. Rebal. treas: Leo Stew
art, John Dusak. Carl Holman. E. r.
Bergren md Jerry Molen. z. b.: Herb
n. Brew sergeant-at-arms.
Great Falls Building & Construction
Trades Council-Robt. Sands. pres:
Walter Davidson. v.p.; E. X. Britten.
sec.-treas.: L. Thompson. s~ergeant-at-
arms: Ralph McVey. Earl Talbot.
Stardahl. trustees.
International Alliance Theatrical Stage
Employees & Motion Picture Ma
chine Operators. Local 213-B. /.
Steinmetx, pres: Arthur r. Moe. sec.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
rms FIRST NATIONAL EANk OF
fI"lIl.. 1t Corporation. Plaintiff,

Ntlil. Corporation Plalntifi,
fpHN TRlGDtL.i HECTOR GOD
cIIEAttN rho unknown heirs ana de-
Nisans ~ john TriAtlli, the unknown
Nsfrs ana a. tist.s Of Hector God
cAraux. and any aud al ether persons
unknown. claiming. or vino might
claim ans RIGHT. 'ltle. estate or inter-
.ef 10, ar lirH ai ,ttuWhranrs upon
the r.ai property described IN the
complaint herein. ar any part thereof,
ad.ers, u plaintiffs ownership. on
afe cloud ~ plaintiff TIL, there
Wn.th.r Sufh claim or ppSstbl"
flaiN ha present or contingent. fn-
ludiue Hur claim pr unssibl" clllnl
0f dpWnr. lAihna'e or accrued. De-
.nlarts
The state ~ Montana Sends Greetings
~ tn ABOVE Named Defendants
YOU are hereby summoned to answer
ths complaint ia this action, which is
mad III the OFFICE 81 the Clerk rf this
court ii rapN III which - herewith
trltl upon yuu and 20 lille your
fHn- sVpr Mnd gerte a copy thereof upon
tfAe ~uitiUfaffs attorney within twenty
dass after TIE service y this summons
Exclusive ~ th. day Of service, and III
Aca4f IF vUgr failure ~ appta or
larswrr. julgm.nt Will be taken against
- Ng drftqlt FIR the relief demanded
H. M. complaint.
TINS action is brought for the pur-
oppose AZ qnietiug title 70 the lands SIT
matted tn The Cits ~ Unite. SILVER Bow,
"a Guilty. .H'ittAiftt ifNAi 4Rfb tN A'tfFN =
Iois numbered Twenty t2o) aud
Tw4utv-one t2p in Block numbeie,
Thirty-aigbt $3.50 ~ the origina.
~1uWnSite ~ Butte Montana, accord
ing to The official plat and survey
thereof uow on file and II record IL
the office ~ the County clerk ant
Recorder ~ silver Bow County. Mon
,ara. wi;h the exception OF mineral
and mining rights as excepted an,
reserved i'm various conveyance
thereof aud with the further sNcep
tiou Of the nortn eight feet " eael
said lot, which MAS condemned am
taken for use as an alley by deere
rendered hy this Court on August Il
fsHi. In an action entitled The City q
Butte Plaintiff IS Louis Lieuema'
ard Charles schmidt, co-partnerS a
Lieremann and schmidt. ct al
tCourt Seal)
WITNESS my hand and the seal Q
: said court this 2end day of July, \. II
l9iG
ELMER SHEA. Clerl
~ j.. + HOLLAND. Deputy Clerl
HOWARD \ JOHNSON.
First National Bank Bldg,
y Eutt~. Montana
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication July 25, lett.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25

tana. In and for the County of Silver
Bow.
NETTlE MAI. iIA,ii.NSoN Plaintiffs
WILLIAM EEoWNFlEl.I,. aud wlfc.
NANCY HkDN Ntlil.i', II \ PRANK.
II slngle man. Nlck ki.NtS, tf alive.
n dead all unknown heirs ahd ug dc
and wif. MRS NlCk ki.NiS d sHgh
person there hs SllAlIs ifiN Hf.-
Ai.TN COMPANY a e~etp"iail"n as
SOLVED ht ,i,crt. II court win"Sr iihs
ties app iuted bs court ittree af'
10th deceased and all other person :
uuhMuwn u. claiming or Who ml@hi
claim any riEhi. title. estate sr iu-
ttrest in, or lien or enenmnraue" ni-
un the real property described IN ih'
complaint. or any thereof. adverse to
plaintiffs ownership. or u cloud
upon plaintiffs title thereto. whether
suen claim. OF ifossIil. cltlui. ine
present or CONTINGENT. includttie ans
claim. or possible claim. II lower,
inchuate ar accrued Defendants
THE STATE OF MONTANA To THE
AEoNE NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANl'
TO ALL OTHER PERSONS, uNkNoNN.
GREETING
You are hereby required 70 answer
the complaint in this action. which =
flied In tn, uffic. Of the clerk ~ tins
Court. a copy Of Whieh i herewith
served upon You, and 10 ~" NeHf an
and serve a tNlA iNef'tl. uilAl
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty CO.
da,S after tia. service 81 this summons
Exclusive Of tin, DAY OF serNlsr. and ~
ease Of Your failure L. appear ar an
swer. Judgment viii tc taken aatius'
YOU by default for the relief defntndr'
IN the complaint. This action 4
brought for the purpose ~ 1ulvtihA
title to the lands situate III silver ltfM
county. Montana. and described ~ toll
lows. tn-Wtt
Lots numbered Thirteen tl2D -Four
teen l4t. Fifteen CAD and SiNirri
tlG, in FLOCK numbered Fifteen Ga.
If tn. Home Addition to tn. cit,
Of Butte. SILVER How county. Mon
tana. %accordiue t. the official PA
and survey thereof on file and -
record in the office Of tho 'nunt'
clerk and Recorder Of Silver ttoN
county, excepting, however. all or"
and minerals beneath the surface @
said lands, with the ltsht to MIN
for aud extract the same, rs hereto
fore reserved by eonNrNances ~ rec
ord in SILVER l:ow County, Montana.
WITNESS my hand aud the seal .
said Court this 2ar,l day Of MAY NJ
1916. 49,. /,
Of the District tuur'
by DAN EUkNItH, Deputy clerl
court Seal)
i r. EMIt;li. II. u. CARMICHAEL.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
~ w broadway
I;utte. Montana
First publication, July !, 1915 "
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
20 ELECTRIC CO-OPS
GET REA LOANS

Washington, d. C.-The Rudal
Electrification Administration has
announced approval of loans totaling
S10.312. 600 to 40 rural electric coop
eratives in Is states. This will build
6.062 miles of lines to serve 1851
farms.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
lax DEED

NOTICE Is Ii1sIsElil GIVEN. that
the nnief~leltsA viii On thr Goth DAY Of
Stlt.uinf, lHit apply to the County
Treasurer ~ SilNcr ilow County. Mon
tatui, TOR 4 tax deed to the following
described real property, 10 Wit
lHk ~ 1906 section n uvnShii
M Range ) W contaiuine in all
II. isf arr.A.
Amount due tiVp0
Dated THIS 18th dty ~ luis. 1916.
TIlt.p FpIfSElI.A
Applicant
" II MAIatNEN
NflrfttN iUi applicant
iiuttr, Mantana
Isllai n~MhlieAtlnn IllA lA. lal6 ~
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25

Demand for aviation gasoline has
declined about rs per cent since the
end of the war, as a result of de-
creased military demand.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
NOTICE TO

Estate If JULIA MAffpNHl. Deceased
Notice IS hereby slyen ~ III und.f-
.t-,nr ~ ~. estate ~ Julia Mahpuey.
aae.as.d to Tie creditors ef aud AZ
rerS MS having claims against q" said
deceased. to exhibit them. WIKI w
necessary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication Of tNis u9tice
10 the said administering - M fiic'
sln phoenix Building, Butte. Montana.
,he sam. being the place for me tfAn-
1aftfnu Of the business ~ said estate
ia the County 81 silver Bow state 81
JOHN X DAVENPORT.
Administrator OF thu Estate ~
JULIA MAHoNEi. Deceased.
JOSEPH r. NiI.k.
Attorney for administrator
501 silver Bow Block
Butte. Montana.
Dated Butte. Montana, this nth day
July. ltt6.
FRS, Publication July lsth-it.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25

Motto. and citation Is hereby af-
knowiedged and the receipt " a copy
thereof and also recent Of a COPY ~
III. order of Court pursuant - when
said Citation and Notice was issnei'
is hereby acknowledged this .sth d4N
MARY CARSON. Administrators
Of the estate OF David Bauer, Doe
First publication July (, lsio-it
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
SUM MONS

In the District court OF the Second Jul
dicial District Of the State Of Mon
tana. In and for the County or Silver
Olga ETHl1. FAY. Plaintiff,
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
NJ.
ALIAS SUM MONS

In the District Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial District Of the State OF Mon
tana, In and for the County OF Silver
Row
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
No. iiYi>
Ms

In the District Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial District OF the State Of Mon
tana. IN and for the County OF silver
Bow.
MARTIN : HNGf.NSoN. aud VII.
METH. MAI. HAfitNSpN l'-aintiifs
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
No. 420l9
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In the District Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial District of the State OF Mon
tana In and for the County of Silver
Bow.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court OF the Second Ju-
dicial District OF the State OF Mon
tana, In and for the County Of silver
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25

In the District Court II the Second Ju-
diclal District OF the State OF Mon
fana, In and for the County OF silver
Bow.
NORMA VI. COTE. Plaintiff.
Montana labor news., 1946-07-25
No. l212f
NOTICE AND CITATION IN PRO
CEEDINGS TO DETERMINE CLAIMS
OF HEiRSHiP, OWNERSHIP AND
INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF DA-
viD BAUER, DECEASED.

In the District Court Of the Second Ju-
dicial District Of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County OF Silver
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
KIDD ZE TO re TO
MEM "AMERICKE"?
(ONA)

Nikdo nemGze tvrdit, re fici
upf1mne sve minenf "nenf anne
ricke". Nikdo nem1ze rfci, re
uplatnovat a uskutecnovat de-
mokracii "nen1 americke".
Ale prave to Sc nam r1ka -
a f1kaj1 to nekteT1 kongresnfci,
ktef1 by NELL zastupovat obca-
ny nas1 velke demokracie. Pr
mo v budov6 kongresu "vybor
pro vysetfovan1 neamericke Gin
nosti' pri dome zastupcn della
81 blazny re vsech vzacnych
lidskych pray, ktera ztelesnujf
Ameriku, re vSech ideald, ktere
pfivedly svobody milovne lidf z
celeho sveta k naSim brehnm.
Vudcfm duchem tohoto W.
boru je kongresnlk z Mississippi
pi, John Rankin. Jen sc podf-
.vejme ma pana Rankina, ktery
Sc odvazuje narizovat americ-
kemu lidu CO smf a CO nesmf
mluvit, psat, a myslit.
Jednlm re Zamilovanych ma
padG kongresnfka Rankina ie
tvrzen1, re "cizinci'' berou pra-
CT "AmericanGm". Poole pana
Rankina pravymi Americany
jsou jen ii, kterym rfka "staro-
dawn Americana, kdezto vsi-
chni ostatnf jsou "sebranka re
stareho sveta". Kongresnik z
Mississippi ash pohodlne zapo-
mnel, re vsichni Americana ne
DO jejich predkove prisli Jed
nou re stareho sveta. Mona,
re on pochaz1 vlastne cd Indi-
anu.
V kvetnu a v cervnu r. 1915
Rankin navrhl v kongrese "a
kon, ably bylo zakazano. vsech-
no pTistehovalectvf do Spoje-
nych Statd, kdykoli name 1OO,-
900 nezamestnanych. Ale VII
bee sc nestara o to, ably opatril
zamestnanf tenn, kterf uz tady
.isou. Zurive utocil ma navrh
zakona ma zT1zenf Fair En-
ployment Practices Commission
ktery by znemoznil diskrimina-
ci v zamestnanlpro rasovy ne
DO narodnostn1 pGvod a pro ma
bozenstv1. Tento zakon, ktery
by byl mnoha AmericanGm po-
mohl dostat praci, byl p. Ran
KNOW prflis "nebezpecny". Ac-
koli tento zakon podporovali
takovf vyznacnf Americana, ia.
ko President Truman, Rev
John LaFarge, pant Eleanor
Roosevelt, biskup Haas, Harold
Stassen a sekretar prace Lewis
B. Schwellenbach, kongresnfE
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Predbezne oznamen zabav.

- Ma Velikonocnf nedeli, Fl.
dubna Vaj1ckovou Zabavu po-
rada Sokol Curtis Bay V jejich
Sokolovne.
" sobotu, 27. dubna poTa-
da "Majovou Zabavu" D6lnic-
ky Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok" v
D6lnickem Dome.
Sobota, 27. dubna 1916 v 8
hodin vecer. Bingo a Karetni
Hru porada Patronat Cesk6
Svob. Skoly Augstfn Herman.
" Sobotu, II. kvetna po-
Tada Rad Free State v Delnic-
KEN Dome "Calico Dance"
V ned6li, 2. cervna Slav-
most "Zdobenf Hrob1" ma Ces.
Mar. Hrbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
prohlasil, re by takovy zakon
"znicil 1stavu Spoj. Stat1."

prOnlaSll, re Dy CakOVy ZakOn
"znicil ustavu Spoj. Stat1."
Misto, ably vysetfoval cinnost
podvratnych zivld a jednotliv-
Gu, "vybor pro vysetrovani ne
americke cinnosti" marni svnj
cas- sestavovanim cernych lis
tin, ma ktere dava takove lidi
jake rozhlasovy herec Phil Ba-
ker a jake rozhlasovf komenta-
tori Walter Winchell, Cecil
Brown, Drew Pearson a Ray
mond Swing. Kongresnfk Ran
kin asi rozhodl, re kazdy KIDD
mluv1 pro demokracii "neni a.
mericky".
Jediny prfpad, kdy vybor O.
pravdu venoval pozornost ne
americke cinnosti, byl k smichu.
Gerald l.. K. Smith, ktery Poole
nazorG cetnych kongresnikd je
"nejzavilejs1m v Americe stva-
Gem antisemitismu a rasove a
'nabozenske nesnasenlivosti"byl
predvolan pred vybor, ably Wy
povedel, kde bere penfze ma
svou stvacskou cinnost. Ale o
tom CO Smith della a kde ma to
bere pen1ze Sc pred vyborem a.
nj nemluvilo. Ma miste toho
vybor zdvorile dive hodiny ma
slouchal jak tento notoricky
stvac prskal jedem a zadal Wy
setrovani takovych "rozvratnf-
XII" jake je Frank Sinatra, Ed
die Cantor, Ingrid Bergmanova
a Edward c.. Robinson.
V kongrese byla navrzena
resoluce, ably byl "vybor ma Wy
setrovanf neamericke cinnosti"
zrusen. Musime tuto resoluci
podporit. Musime zadat nase
kongresniky, ably byla odhlaso-
vana. W name pana Rankina
i s jeho vyborem az po kirk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Zahranicni ustav vzpomina dr..
Jana Auerhana.

Praha (CTK) - Csl. zahra-
nicni 1stav vzpomnel 80. brez-
ma pamatky sveho prvn1ho
predsedy, v9deckeho pracovni-
ka a p~residenta Statn1ho 1radu
statistickeho DIR. Jana Auerha-
ma, ktery padl v cervnu 1912
"a obet heydrichovskemu te-
rOru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
PTidsl masa " CSR zEGstane
nezmenen.

Praha (CTK) = Ministr w
zivy Vaclav Majer promluvil v
Olomouci a zdGraznil, re prf-
del masa zGstane v Ceskoslo-
vensku zachovan a re pffdely z
UNRRA budou zlepseny. Zd1-
raznil, re zvysen6 ceny budou
snfzeny zjednodusenfm distri-
buce a zvysenou nabfdkou to-
Varu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Vedecky dopisovatel Manches.
ter Guardianu navstiviI Prahu,

Praha (CTK) = V pondeli,
8. dubna promluvil v Praze We
decky dopisovatel Manchester
Guardian Chrawther O pomeru
v9dy k socialnimu vyvoji We
Velke Britanii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Vzpominka ma lidicke muced.
Milky S. kvetna.

Praha (CTK) = 5. kvetna,
We vyroci den revoluce, Dude
zapalena v Bustehrade symbo-
licka hranice ma hrobe Idle
kych mucednfk1. Stately bez-
CD a jezdcG ponesou plameny z
Lidic ma hrbitovy ostatn1ch
krajG.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Mrs:
| MECHANIC
By JOHN SVEPP

FOUR YEARS AGO Mrs Edna Hofmann by her own
didn't know the difference a dferential
and carburetor Now, such good authority as
Georges County tMdD police Mrs
handy around automobile the average
supposed be kitchen
The police, who frequently summon Mrs Hofmann when
automobiles give trouble longer register surprise
at prowe&s But strangers. seeing a
respond their for aid invariably have been
increduous She recalls motoris lacking conf
that he insisted helping her throughout
placement of his fiat tire
the way something awful" she says but
hated have to tell him so"
When Mrs. Hofmann decided to learn the mechanics
to help meet the manpoWer shortage
husbands garage HyatSville during the Fred
Hofmann and practical experience her tutors And
her clients she the of such automotve
knackS repairing radiators towing vehicles dtches
installing carburetorS and fixing flats" the road Al
80 she remains stand by duty all times for
emergency chores.
Usually trim and clean in SackS-WhiCh in
bulky overalls boots and sweatshirt Mrs Hof
she not too to the and skinned
knuckes associated with repairing worry
about skin lotions She simply chooses her avorte
and lets the subject of complexion that
Mrs Hoffman, eventually wants to retire to housekeeping
But for the time being she said. husband still needs
the shopgood mechanics still awfuly scarce"
Evening star., 1946-07-01

Upper right MRS, COTTON
Before her marriage Friday to Mr. Walter
Patton Cotton. she Uds Miss Elizabeth HuSSey.
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Michael HuSSey OF
RtUerlands, Wanoanui Ne10 Zealand The
ceremony 1OaS held at the Nel0 Zealand Lega-
ton and the bride 7UaS giren in marriage By
Sir Carl BerendSen -GLO0du Photo
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Mrs. CabilL
HOnOrs Son

Some 300 guests attended the re-
ception yesterday given by Mrs.
james Cahill in honor of her son,
the Rev. Raymond Prescott Cahill,
who was ordained to the priesthood
Saturday at the Cathedral Basilica
OF the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary in Baltimore.
The reception was given at Mrs.
Cahills home on FoXhall road. Tea
and punch were served in the house
and in the garden. and Sidney and
his orchestra provided music in the
background.
On Wednesday the Rev. MIR. Cahill
will officiate at his first wedding
ceremony when his sister, Miss Julie
Cahlll, becomes the bride of Mr.
Joseph Stanley. Before the party
yesterday he had celebrated his first
solemn high mass
The four Cahill daughters. Miss
Mary Jane Cahill, Miss Julie Cahill
Miss Louise Cahill and Mrs. John
Floyd Waggamann, I'd, assisted theil
mother and brother yesterday in re-
ceiving the guests.
Among those at the reception were
the Rev. Carl Hess, the Rev. David
V. McCauley, dean of Georgetown
Medical School; Msgr. Louis Vaeth
Of Baltimore. the Rev. Charles En-
dreS, the Rev James Caulfeld, the
Rev. Kelvin T. McKavanaugh Msgr.
Edward L. Buckley and the Rev
Joseph Moran. Others included
Mrs. Anne Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan, jr., an1 Mr..
Nathaniel Luttrell.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
DaUises Hosts
To EisenbO1Vers
1t Great Oaks

Col and Mrs. Robert Davis gave
luncheon yesterday at Great Oaks
for Gen. and Mrs. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover. The informal alfresco party,
which was the first in series, fea-
tured 10-pound roast beef that
had been barbecued the day before,
cold baked ham, fresh corn roasted
in the shuck and watermelon. The
beverage department specialized in
mint juleps and beer.
The guests, who were invited to
wear slacks or shorts if they chose,
spent part of the time on the big
screened-in porch that runs across
one side of the Davises' white frame
house, and part at the old Wisteria-
covered windmill where the drinks
were served.
Besides the popular guests OF
honor, there were the Undersecretary
Of War and Mrs. Kenneth Royal,
Judge and Mrs. Thurman Arnold,
Maj. Gen. and Mrs Robert Little
john, Maj. and Mrs. Racey Jordan
(the latter known in the literary
world as Mona Gardner, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, Mr. Hendrix Bos,
Dutch Consul General to the Phil
ippines, who is spending few days
with the Davises, Col Milton Freed
man, Medical Corps, AUS, and Capt.
and Mrs. Benjamin Atwood, SON.
in-law and daughter of the hosts.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Marion Wade Doyle
Engaged to Wed
Charles E. Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Marion Wade Doyle,
to Mr.. Charles E. Campbell, jr., of
Beverly, Mass.
The wedding will take place at
noon Saturday in the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament, to be fol-
lowed by breakfast for the families
at the home Of the brides parents,
$500 Thirty-third street.
Miss Doyle was graduated from
Western High School and from Rad
cliffe College in 1910. Since then
she has been a reporter for The
Star. Her father is dean of Colum-
bian College at George Washington
University and Mrs. Doyle is pres
ident of the District Board of
Education.
Mr., Campbell is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell of Beverly. He
was graduated from BoWdoin Col
lege in 1898 and attended Harvard
University. Since his discharge from
the Army this spring, he has been
writer for the War Department,
which is sending him next month
to Frankfort, GERMANY.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
McVickars Feted

Center of attention at week
end party and, in fact. the reason
for the party, were Mr. John Nc
Vickar and bis bride of one week.
The two arrived in Washington
Saturday morning and were enter
tanned at an impromptu party by
Miss Nancy Mayo at her home in
Georgetown. 1t was a small affair
and included friends Mr.. McVickar
made while he lived in Washington.
He and his wife are now making
their home in New York.
Stopping by to see the popular
former Capital bachelor and meet
his new bride were Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverly Robinson, MI. Spencer
Eddy, Mr.. and Mrs. James Peters,
Col. Christopher Sinclair, Mrs.
Claire Wilson, escorted by Mr.. Meade
Patrick; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Downs, who will entertain at an
all-day picnic at their home in
Virginia on July 4. and Mr.. Ben
jamin Burch and Mr.. Joseph Green
wood
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Press Women Plan
Ouiet Inaugural

In view of the present food emer-
gency the Women's National Press
Club will welcome its new president.
Alice Rogers Hager, with an in
formal Inauguration ceremony for
members only, which will be held
from pm. to pm, July 9, in the
National Press Club lounge.
In conformance with the new
presidents wishes, club members will
pattern this years program after
the Open House program held last
fall. The Open House will be held
in the club Office following Mrs.
Hager's induction. On display on
the Offices bulletin board will be the
clippings of the work of members.
Also occupying a prominent place
will be the Cora Rigby Bowl. named
after one of the clubs first pres
idents, the late Cora Rigby, which
traditionally passes on to each new
president.
After the clubs oldest and newest
members have been presented to
the "ones in between" the group will
adjourn to the lounge for cocktails
and refreshments.
Evening star., 1946-07-01

shower of stephanotis and small
white orchids.
Miss Audrey Jean Ney, a cousin
Of the bride, was maid of honor, and
her other attendants were Mrs.
John Walter Hechinger, Mrs. Jona-
than Seiferth England of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Justin Godchaux
of New Orleans. all sisters in law
of the bride, and Miss Betty Beck
anStin of Washington. They wore
white organdie dresses trimmed in
rows of ValencienneS lace and large
white picture hats and carried bou-
quets of white camelias and del
.phinium.
DR.. Albert c. England, ir.. of BoS-
ton served as his brothers best
man. and uShers were another
brother, Mr.. Jonathan S. England :;
two brothers-inlaw, Mr. John w.
Hechinger and Mr.. Justin God
chauX, and 1t. Gerson Rosenthal
of Pittsfeld.
Evening star., 1946-07-01
Miss Tyson Plans
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyson of
New York, Boston and Beachmound,
Newport, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Harriet
Elizabeth Tyson (better known as
Betty, to Mr. j. M. Richardson
Lythe, jr., of Riverdale, on the
Hudson, New York.
Miss Tyson is a niece of Mrs.
George Mesta of Washington and
granddaughter of the late Mr Will
liam B. Skirvin, president of the
American Oil & Refining Co. and
founder of the Skirvin Hotels in
Oklahoma City.
The bride-elect attended Brealle-
mont in Lausanne, Switzerland,
Miss Winsor's School in Boston, was
graduated from the West Lake
School for Girls in Beverly Hills,
Calf. in l945, and this year at
tended the American Academy of
Dramatic Art in New York.
Miss Tyson made her debut at the
Boston Cotillion in June, 1945, and in
August her parents gave her large
Aoi1St Dui NIlC
winter Mrs. Mesta gave ball for
Miss Margaret Truman and Miss
Tyson in Washington
The bride elects father is the
senior member of Townsend, Dab
ney & Tyson, investment bankers
of Boston.
Mr. Lytne is the son of Mr.. ]. NJ
Richardson Lythe, member of the
law firm of Maclay, Lythe & Will
liams of New York He attended
Middlesex School, Harvard Univer-
sity and Stevens Tech. At the be-
ginning of the war he operated his
own aviation school for instrument
flyers for the Air Corps and turned
out 500 pilots with instrument rat
ings. Later he Joined the Navy and
served as lieutenant for two years
IN the Pacific, participating in the
landings on Guam. He was dis
charged two months ago.
The engagement Of Miss Tyson
and Mr. Lythe was made known at
tea given yesterday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyson at Beachmound.