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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. James Chipfield
and sons, James, Jr., and Walter,
Who were in the city for three
days sightseeing and spent one
day fishing, left for their home
in Kennebunk, Me-, over the
highway this morning.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12

the star performance
From a beautiful Christmas tree,
Miss Allen presented each lady with
a lovely gift.
After the entertainment the
hostesses served delicious refresh
ments to the group.
The guest list included the fol-
lowing: Mrs Louis Longinotti, Miss
Ethlyn Baine, Mrs. Marcus Love,
Mrs. J. r. Jacket, Mrs. Walter Odom,
Miss Rosa Ramsey Mrs. w. M. Blan-
kenship and Mrs. Madge Lipsey.
The regular members present were
Mrs. M. d. Baine, Mrs. r. C. Elmore,
Mrs. M. p. Smith, Miss Poll Rice.
Mrs. J. R. Joyce, Mrs. Percy Joyce,
Mrs. A. l.. Stevens, Mrs. G. B. RAM
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12
Duront Womon's Club
Has Xmas Party

The Durant Woman's Club was
entertained with a Christmas party
Tuesday, December 10th, at 8 O'Clock
by Mrs. Mark Love and Miss frances
Allen in the attractively decorated
home of Mrs. Love.
After a short business session MISS
Irene McMaster read the Christmas
story and Mrs. r. ]. Ham, Miss
Frances Allen, Mrs. H. j. Mont
gomery, Miss Mamie Clark. and Mrs
C. A. Doster sang Christmas carols
at appropriate intervals in the
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12

story.
Since Dec. 10 was the one hundred
and twenty-third birthday of the state
of Mississippi, an unusual contest
was held on the various towns of
Mississippi. Mrs. w. P. Taylor was
the winner of this contest.
After the ladies were divided into
five groups, an impromptu act was
presented by each group using one
of the following songs as a theme
Jingle Bells" "Tihree Blind Mice
Comm Thru the Rye" "old Black
Joe," and "StarSpangled Banner"
The judges Mrs. Madge Lipsey and
Mrs. G. B. Ramsey selected the group
using, Jingle Bells" as a~ffording
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12

ject, Looking Unto Jesus" Song
Faith of Our Fathers. Mrs. st. John
told of the Star in the East. Mrs.
Crawford Lever dressed in Chinese
costume told of the difficulties of
Chinese, "Steadfast in China" was
given by Mrs. Gordon McMullen and
Mrs. Leslie Arnold. Mrs. Robert
Thomas, in Japanese attire present
ed, "The Difficulties of Japan"
"Steadfast in Japan" Mrs. Hood May.
There were II members present.
Mrs. Isdore Hemphill of Cameron
is house guest of Miss Maude Jones.
DR.. Gunter of Jackson filled the
pulpit of the Baptist Church Sun
day.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12
SHOP NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

sey, Mrs. Joe York, Jr., Mrs. r. G.
Stevens, Mrs. Phil Wilson, Mrs. w. P.
Taylor, Mrs. W. E. McCune, Mrs E.
S. Lewis, Mrs. C. A. Doster, Mrs. j.
r. Ham, Mrs. H. ]. Montgomery,
Miss Irene McMaster, Mrs. Mark
Love, Miss Frances Allen and Miss
Mamie Clark.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ricketts,,
former owners of the White House
Cafe and now Of Pickens, were visit
ing friends in Durant, Tuesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-12-12

Miss Grace Peacock was a visitor
in jackson on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Big Parade Starts
AS Wars sWounded
Crowd Hospitals
Silent Airmun Wears
Medal on Tunic
And Patch on Eye
BY HELEN KIRKPATRICK,

Correspondent Of the Chicago Daily News.
SOUTHEAST ENGLAND. Sept.
16.-The first glimpse we had of
what we had come all the way from
London to see was the railway plat
form at E.. They had been re-
leased and were perhaps going home,
or maybe up to London for their
first visit since they had been fight
ing. We didn't like to ask them. In
fact, we didn't even like to glance
in their direction. But out of the
corners of our eyes we could hastily
sight them-the manned of this war.
One, a sailor, had his leg off at
the knee and it was easy to tell that
he hadn't yet got used to hobbling
along on crutches. He was young
and blond and very blue of eyes, if
the dim light of dawn wasn't mis-
leading, and over the pocket of his
blue MILDLY was the unmistakable
blue-and-white of the conspicuous
gallantry medal. His companion,
whose two seemingly able legs kept
pace with the youngsters crutches
was clutching the draWStringS of
two diff1ebags in one hand He had
only one: where the other had been
was the upturned cuff of his sleeve.
Youthful Airmen Injured.
1t was most likely chance that
made us select a compartment al
ready occupied by two uniformed
figures-chance and the crowded
aspect of the other compartments.
In one corner sat very young air
man-19. would say And over his
pocket were the purple and white
stripes of the Distinguished Flying
Medal.
They are very shy. these Young
airmen. and very reluctant to ad-
NIT to heroism. Even had we been
tempted to ask him what particular
fight had earned him that coveted
award we would have been stopped
by the patch over his left eve It
had permanency about it. as
though it would ALWAYS be worn.
We wondered whether we would
be able to watch those fast. thrill
ing air battles over the coast again
with the same impersonal feeling as
before
Once inside the naval hospital
we forgot for a time how those
Young manned seamen and airmen
had made us feel Here were men
who had been badly wounded. but
who were we'll on the road to re-
covery. All of them in ward A had
plaster casts on legs or arms. This
was the Spanish method which had
saved so many Spanish lives. and
since this war began has been saw
ing British and French lives.
Exnlains Method.
The surgeon admiral explained
how it was done-how the wound
was cleaned and then left TO heal
by itself while the limb was i'm
modified bv the plaster cast. Two
weeks was usually the time the cast
was left on before it was changed
Any number of men would leave the
hospital intact who in past wars
would have lost arms or legs.
But there was no escaping those
who hadn't been so fortunate-those
whose arms or legs or eyes had gone
under bombs or shells-gone beyond
surgical hope of saving them Along
the corridor in bright and cheer
full ward were the physical sound.
These men were shell shocked. some
badly. some very slightly-most in
curably. 1t always returns, sooner
or later, they saw Which" re-
marked our guide. indica ting his
empty sleeve, "is more than this
will
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Dairy Marketing Agency
Buys Chicago Butter
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-The Dairy
Products Marketing Association,
Government financed cooperative.
Saturday bought $4,000 pounds of
92-Scors butter on the Chicago Mer-
camille Exchange at 27l4 cents
pound. The price here yesterday
was 81 cents.
This was the first purchase in the
open since last March by the agen-
cy, which in the past has conducted
large-scale market operations to
stabilize prices. During recent ses-
sions the D. P. NJ A. bid 81 cents
for butter but attracted no offerings
A year ago the price of 92-score
butter here was 273. cents. reflect
ing a sudden advance of almost
cents due to the start of the Eu-
ropean war. Later in the year the
price advanced to almost 80 cents.
The D. P M. A. had been active
in the butter market prior to the
outbreak of the war.
The purpose of the butter buying
was not disclosed by D. P. M. A.
agents.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
LIPTON'S TEA
"ncorld- famous for favor'
This
Question
Faces
Many Bereaped
Families

What to spend for the
funeral is a question that
worries many bereaved
families.
Frankly, the last tribute
should be in accordance
with the family's social
standing, and within their
means.
Calling the Gawlers assures
a beautiful final tribute to
protect your family's pres
tige, yet you can keep with
in your means. Whether
you select our finest casket,
or one of modest cost, you
have our assurance the
service will reflect the quail
ity distinction which always
marks a GaWler- conducted
funeral, regardless of cost.
We invite your trust.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Z French Ships Sunk
By Mines OFF Surdinio
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associat ted Press
VICHY, France, Sept. 16.-The
Admiralty announced last night that
the French cargo ships, running be-
tween France and North Africa, had
struck mine field off the coast of
Sardinia Friday and had sunk.
Three soldiers, among a number
being transported back to France,
were drowned. The rest of the pas
sengers and crews were reported
safe.
The ships were the Ginette lie
Borgne and the Cassidaione. A
third ship. the Cap Tourane, was
damaged, but kept afloat.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
Bomb-Shuttered Glass
SpoiIs Much London Food
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 16-Flying splin-
tiers of glass from windows broken
by German bombs were blamed yes
terday for one-fifth of London's air.
raid casualties and for the loss of
a considerable quantity of food.
Even canned food has not been
immune from the splinters, which
have pierced cans and left a sprink-
ling of minute, razor like glass
chips in the contents. A govern
ment ban on display of food in store
windows was expected to avert fur
ther wastage.
Evening star., 1940-09-16

The most interestin' person in the
world to most folks is the one they see
in the mirror.
like to have the sewin circle meet at
my house so | can be sure the tea I'm
goin to drink is good, honest-to-gosh
LIPTON'S TEA. Just Whit of LIP
TONS brewing in the pot and start
in to purr.
Allen Clark tells me that gettin' one
o those single-seater coupes, where
everybody sits up front, didn't inter-
fere a mite with Mrs. Clark's back
seat drivin.
/ hear tell even the rich summer col
ony folks figure out food budget,
these days. But fgurin' never inter-
feres with anybody enjoyin' LIPTON'S
TEA, for it figures to less than half
cent cup!
Evening star., 1940-09-16

Sixty per cent of the acreage
of Uruguay is devoted to stock
raising.
Evening star., 1940-09-16
LAST DAY! MEMS AFTER INVENTORY SALES

81 and $3.50 BrOadcIOtl. Madras Shirts " 81 "a
hodv epento Hlrkt1
tssddo orodoee eotHnupof
Sl.5O Fine Quality Tailored NeckWear 59c
They're
q in Rfonteco
So and $3.50 Patterned, Striped Pajamas 81 40
Those to
SOC Tie-side BrOadclOth Woven Shorts 9zc
Thee
SOC Fancy RayOn-and- Cotton Half Hose 2zc
eve you'll like
$l.5O SOlid-cOlOr Celanese Shorts Rlc
quail from tho tt and guarantees
and fine fit Solid shades blue
II n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
=DinnerParty
ToFefe
Crosse
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

ALL THE fete-ing isn't for
the current crop of buds-for-
instance. there's the dinner
dance which Mrs. Oscar Weber
and her daughter. Miss Peggy,
will cause to materialiZe at the
Country Club Saturday evening
for Miss Ann Kathrine Crosse
and her fiance. Graham Evans
Marx. who'll be married some
time in April.
To this soiree have been in
vited, among many others:
-Mr-and-Mrs.- Lansing Pitt
man. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Haberkorn III. Miss Barbara
Shuell, Miss Barbara Cupper,-
Edward Mackenzie, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Warner. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seelbach Jr.. Miss
Edith McNaughton- David Mills.
the Misses Lois and Selenah
Murphy, Miss Florence Brown
ing, Macpherson Browning and
the John Fowler Trows III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Leaving for Montreal Skiing

THERE'S BUSTING a-plenty in the Jacobs household,
might add
Betty Jane who'll be debutante season. may only
attend three of the Christmas parties
Which is pretty heartbreaking for little girl. =. but
strictly subdeb stuff.
So Sunday. she'll be off to Montreal for skiing
-. and simply marvellous New Years Eve party.
She'll visit her schoolmate. Pauline Tmmens. (hey
go Convent of the Sacred Heart at Noroton together
Mrs Jacobs will spend New Years Eve in Montreal
.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Combination Of Intelligence
And Beauty Means Success
BY DONNA GRACE

TT MAY be a commendable
trait in a girl to know all about
the foreign wars but all this
knowledge will fall on needless
ears if she loses interest in her
looks. Straight. disheveled hair,
neglected skin and dull eyes can
he a real handicap even for the
learned ones. t
The educated, modern girl IS
usually fine young person but
if this school work becomes so
absorbing that she forgets her
own good looks, il may be more
of a handicap than benefit to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Gowns Modelled at Show

DURING THE luncheon hour.
There fashion show ...
With pretty Virginia Rabaut and Mrs Lewis Smart Jr..
modelling the gowns. in the manner grand.
Mrs. Eddy Taylor with post-deb daughter Lydia
having that much fun lunchng and shopping together.
Lydias time in New York is certainly filled -.
She's taking violin and piano with Paul Stassevtch
and singing lessons with Ruby Hawkins Hamilton (Mrs G. p
formerly of Detroit. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

the current fashions but should
be shaped so it can be arranged
easily and quickly.
The studious one who keeps
up with her beauty aids will be
much more attractive than the
fluffy one who thinks books are
a bore. No cosmetic will be a
substitute for intelligence, but
The combination of brains and
beauty means genuine charm.
Glamour girls or today are bril-
liant. They are courteous and
accomplished and know their
greatest charm is their sweet
femlninity. They are too smart
TO argue with others. even when
they know they are in the right.
They are never superior in
their knowledge but can laugh
delightfully."- at the one who
takes himself and his convictions
too seriously. They are Just the
modern beauties. bless EN-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
n n ay5 f: L.
49,

WELL, IT'S almost here
And the next tough live through -.
even for the most blase,..
society goes merris giving parties
Mrs Rex Jacobs, for instance gave lovely luncheon
for two of the seasons Moran
-. Yesterday the Detroit Club.
Tho luncheon table bright with Christmas blossoms
thanked by tall red tapers...
Those present included
Margaret Hamilton. dehuante of Saturday Virginia
Fisher Dephine Ducket. Marion Lee. Joy Lee
Nancy Murphy . Virginia Macdonald Peggy Farr. and
post debutante Lila Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
And Among Others Present

AMONG OTHERS gimpsed
Mrs. Cornelius X Chaplin. Mrs Henry T. Ewald.
Mrs Alexander Girard (this trio lunchng together
Mrs. Griffith Ogden Ellis Mrs. Julian Harris Mrs
Albert A. Criffiths Jane Griffiths
Mrs. William Scrpps and her young daughters Ginny
and Diane
Mrs Roy D. Chaplin Mrs Ralph Gilchrist Mrs John
Detwiler Mrs. John r Searles Miss Sally Gage
C. Hayward Murphy and Miss Nancy Murphy ....---~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Sdgittarias-Especially favor
able vibrations for personal mat
tiers, sociability, spiritual attain
ment, travel, music, reading.
Necessary d es-nf- COURSE
DEC. p TO JAN 81
Cdpricorp-You are capable in
a pinch. When called upon for
additional work in shorter time,
you will be offered chances to be
big in big way Dwell upon
that great virtue CHARITY. and
if you forcefullv defend a cause,
do it for RIGHT not rancor.
JAN. - TO FEB. 20
Aqudrilis-For. only the privi-
lege of living we owe so much
to GOD. our Creator! Where do
we stand on the points of graft
tude and devotion to our duties?
FEB. 2f TO MARCH On
Pisces-Start your day with a
prayer. then quickly go about
whatever obligations are yours
this wonderful day. After this
good beginning you'll find things
coming your way in fine style.
4 CHILD born on this day
will be deeply intuitive upright,
naturally gracious ard person-
able Of manner and with many
unusual. hidden Talents to h dis
covered aad developed Cooper
ate with this bright child's
INGENIOUS ideas and plans and
You'll benefit. symnafhize with
is problems II has important
work to do in this life.
.opl Ilghl, 1910, kInE IealnIes s,nd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Weekly Occurrences

We see very few girls who are
not interested in beauty aids.
The Saturday shopping periods
prove this. From the time the
train reaches town until the
m~tinee dates, they are either
at the smart shops or in the
beauty salons. They know they
must be Wei Informed ir1-tife
rld's affairs but beautiful
young girls are far more appeal
ing than plain, serious ones.
Perfect grooming for the stu-
dent need pot mean expensive
gowns and high priced beauty
kits. Even the wealthy girls
wear simple clothes and usually
have only the small cases for
their cosmetics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Mrs. Alger Fetes Granddaughter

IN THE evening the dance which Mrs. Allan
Sheldon. the Sheidens III and Warren Shelden
mary Bull daughter of the Lawrence d. Buhls
-. who bowed society last June.
Russell Alger gave dinner for her debutante sub
deb granddaughter Marion Miller daughter of Mrs Sidney T.
Miller.
took the guests the Yale Glee Club
Pierce High School in Crosse Ponte
Here the guest I
Ann Mcmillan. Esther Palmer Betty Jane Jacobs
- Bill Herbert Charlie Hodges. .Longyear Palmer.
Aiger CLANCY. and Raymond Dykema Jr....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Due From New. York

MR.. AND MRS. BILL" HUT
TON and their son, Billy. will
arrive Thy way of CincinnatD
from their home in New York
on Thursday TO be on hand for
the debut of Mrs Hutton's
sister, Miss Sally Chaplin, and
TO stay on for a few days.
Mrs. Roy D. Chaplin Sr. allows
the only quiet and roomy spot
for her young grandson will be
the attic.
IN MISS MARIAN MET
CALF EDGAR'S honor, Miss
Mildred Madel. daughter of the
Frederick J. Madels of Grayton
road, will give a dinner dance
at Colony Town Club the day
after Christmas.
The attractive hostess is a
freshman this year at. Sullins
College down in Bristol, Va.
and her equally-pretty friend is
studying at the University of
Michigan.
Both young women Will be
feted January 3 when Mrs. John
L. Jones comes forth with a
luncheon for them at the Colony
Club.
FLASHi
DIR. Harry Fleming Rove an
nounces the marriage of his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Christmas Rush at Woman's Exchange

IN THE earlier hours of the day the polite crush
you've taking place the Womans Exchange
there in Adams 1--WE remember days when the Elk
change seemed like sanctuary from the noise of city life
but this is Christmas)
Those exquisite bed jackets travelling break
fast trays. going like hot cakes. do hot cakes
still go D..
And there jam around the attractive counter
Where plum buildings fruit cakes. miHee fes...,
Christmas cookies and goodies sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
TheWinners

They have only the necessary
waters. Modern little cases have
new and smart items that are
we'll selected. Color. though i'm
portant should be subdued.
Hair styling must conform with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
SEPT D To OrT %

Librd-In the morning don't
be t m p d to recklessness.
Church services, quiet relaxation
and pleasant activities are first
favored. You can be force of
great good and a medium for fun
if you choose this important day.
OCT. p TO NOV. -
'Seet4ete-"Phink withegLean--
fusion; love your fellowmen sin
cerely;. act from honest motives
purely; trust in Gold and heaven
gant.raI,, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
LLNE y TO -LLLIl9

JUNE p TO July y
Cancer = adorable vibrations
for matters dear to your heart,
church services, social gather
ings, reading, artistic interests.
Essential work should be done
cheerfully and offered as trib-
ute and sacrifice to Him Whose
birthday We celebrate today
--JELY p Re9at.G1;tt.SE1z llti9s-
Leo. Be the life of the party
at home or wherever you are.
It is a grand gift you have of
making fun for and spreading
cheer to others.
AUG. p TO SEPT. p
VUgo-Nery beneficial for you
folk. Wherever your duties carry
you, you can do justice to the
day and yourself by forgetting
worries and entertaining whole
heartedlY in the scheduled activi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Mrs. Hammond With Daughter
STILL OTHERS were !:

Mrs. Edward ?. Hammond and her daughter Betty. Mrs
Frederick W Campbell Mrs julius c Peter . Mrs Jerome
H Remck
Mrs D. j. Levy. Mrs. Jesse Woods Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Hmelhoch Mrs. Noble Banks Mrs. Herbert Ely -
Mrs Lee Bahnger and Mrs. A. Sanders Dewitt were
hing her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Crumb Macaroons

] cup fine dry bread crumbs
] cup sugar
teaspoon salt
= EGGS
teaspoon vanilla
. cup chopped nuts.
Combine crumbs. sugar oand
salt Beat eggs we'll. Add vanilla
to eggs. Combine with dry IN
gradients and nuts. mixing we'll.
Drop by teaspoontuls on creased
baking sheet Bake IN moderate
oven $50 degrees Is minutes
or until lightly Drowned. Re-
move from baking sheet at once.
Yield z dozen cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

Z, - = ~hAtNs4
THE FORREST ". STAR
LINGS Will pour eggnogs for
pals on Christmas Day from
$50 until about 7. We under
stand.
MRS. LLOYD NASH and her
brother, Ernest Valentine Sr.
. contested the two Valentine
boys. Ernest Jr.. who goes 10
military academy down there in
Virginny. and Dean, who
studies 1T Colorado. with a din
-ner party Sunday evening.
The spread took place al the
Valentine home.
On Saturday. Mrs. Nash VIII
fling a theater party for her
two daughters. the Misses Betty
and Msrilyn. with every one
gong good and gay at "Hellzs-
poppAn.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Tea DeIicacy

MACAROONS ARE a delicacy
10 serve with afternoon tea TO
the next door neighbour who
drops in for a chat, She'll stay
TO ask for the recipe if you'll
serve these crumb cookies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

A JOYOLsS CHRISTMAS TO
YOU ALL! NAY THE BABE
OF BETHLEHEM BLESS YOT
NOW AND THROUGHOJT
4 THE NEW YEAR,
MARCH II TO APRIL 20
A1fes-Friendly rays shine on
you today and you should harbor
emily peaee=and- eeHtentment- in
your heart. Religious and musi-
cal services, children's interests,
essential work most favored.
APRIL -2f To NAY 20
Taups-An appropriate plane
tary setup for spirit of this
blessed day and for Taureans'
inherent Observation-Disclosures
ness, generosity, service to others
Especially to the old and ill.
NAY 2f TO JUNE p
Gemini-What we have said to
Ariens also obtains for you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

MISS ANNE BERGER. who
slaves diligently at the Marjorie
Webster School in Washington
D. {, is here IN town 10 spend
the current VACATION with her
parents. the Harry Bergers of
West Boston boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
Lieut.. Erwin, Wife
. Here for HOLIDAYS

LIEUT.. ALFRED II. ERWIN
q The md Armored Division,
stationed at Fort Benning, Ca.
and Mrs. Erwin arrived Sunday
10 spend the holidays with Lieu
tenant Erwin's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sid \. Erwin Of Chicago
bouleN ard
Lieut.. SD l.. Erwin arrived
yesterday from Norfolk. Va. 10
spend four OF five days With h.
parents. He i on the |. ). :.
New York. g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24
HOROSCOPE =: z....s By o..,.

Look the Section Your Birthday Comes In, and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According 70 the Stars.
For Wednesdays December IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-24

YOUR DEALER hos electric ranges and wo'er heoi-
ers on display. Stop in todoy--on sole at HARDWARE
STORES, FURNITURE AND DEPARTMENT. STORES.
AND ELECTRICAL DEALERS.