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Evening star., 1941-12-08
Buc Pitcher Recovering
After Hunting Mishop
Special Dispatch to The Star.

OCALA, Fla, Dec. 8.-Truett CRip)
Sewell, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher,
today was recovering from hunting
accident in which he was shot in
both legs and, barring unforeseen
complications, no serious conse-
ouences were expected to result.
Bill Barnett. a member of the
party with which Sewell was hunt
ing, said ne accidental cot into
the line of fire as one OF the group
shot at deer.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Redskins Set New
Season Gate Mark

The 27102 cash customers Of
the Redskins final game of the
season yesterday enabled the local
pro gridders to break the local
attendance record which they
previously held for one season by
exactly 1,008.
Although yesterdays crowd was
the only one Of the Redskins
home season less than 10000, a
total of 194,450 paid to see the
Indians in their six games at
Griffith Stadium during 1941.
Last year, the total attendance
for six games, excluding the play
off, was 193.442.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

hot for them arr. :. won't be the
weather"
Hot Stove warmup-Sign Of
spring: The Dodgers opened
ticket sales today, but only for
group plan" purchases. Most
travelled executive seems to be
Clarence Rowland, who few
from Chicago to Los Angeles
after his appointment as the
Angels boss, then went to Jack
sonville and back to Chicago for
the meetings. Popular amateur
entertainer at Jacksonville was
Corpl. Charley Yates, the golfer,
who dropped in, from Camp
Wheeler to sing . few tunes for
tho boyA
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Cut Football, Jops Are Bombing

The itself thriller The owly Eagles marched yards
to touchdown the they ball
sluggish Redskins back their heels
them the National League this
hurlng touchdown they tied
pitching a
second touchdown the Redskins ALB Finally with
defeat them the Redskins rallied
. third touchdown and it 2o4 That's
thrilling in which the tides changed with bewdeng
sviness But yesterday the thing the
relay
Cardinals Chicago leading the mighty the
Then there and finally the Associated
Cut football
bombing Manila"
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Bouqh Suved the Redskins

In the box snached at scrbbed bulletins
they bombed Pearl Harbor-Japs
killing bombers
confirmed but everything all too realistic.
The at the public address droned Seymour
hit off tackle picked three That
writer's climb the looking for
their editors after beak studying the faces of the massed
thousands they resorted to the public address.
could happened Washington War with
the public address system but the imaginative might
call editors
AZ usually
call for crack
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Mats May Ship Chase
For On OutfieIder

Pitcher Ken Chase may be the
first Nat to be involved in deal at
the major league meeting at Chi
cago. with the Detroit Tigers likely
to obtain him in exchange for either
Rip Radcliff or Bruce Campbell,
both outfielders.
A disappointment with Washing
ton for six seasons. Chase at times
has been sought by Cleveland and
the New York Yankees, but the
Tigers currently are tempting Presi
dent Clark Griffith, who conferred
with General Manager Jack Zelle.
of Detroit here last week
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Uncover Ace Catces for 42 Taking Finale Poor Seasor
Win, Lose O. Draw
BY FRANCIS E. STAN
1t Could Happen Only in Woshinqton
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.
Star STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

EN- ROUTE CHICAGO, y quite just how
this should be written should
this is bearing Clark Griffith
to
washington the Redskins
recalled bushingy that would
Redskins nothing would
respects
sports parallel
For the first time 1917 the United States Millions
told Ined they could
with its overtone epic-nlakiTg
Evening star., 1941-12-08
B.-G. P. Gridders Claim
l35-Pound Lcuress

Burleith-Glov FaT,, a. C.'s 1885,
pound gridmen were claiming the
LEGAL championship of that class TO-
day. follcwine their 60 victorv over
Ballston A. c. yesterday at White
Haven Parkway.
The victory left the winners with
a record of eight triumphs. one de-
feat and tie, the deadlock having
been in previous game with Balls
ton which ended 6-6.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Home Basket Boil Debut
Novelty for Terrors
.cial Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
WESTMINSTER. Nd, Dec. g.
Opening their basket ball season on
the home floor will be somewhat OF
a novelty to Western Maryland
courtmen Thursday night. when
Bridgewater visits here. 1t Is the
first time in seven years the Green
Terrors have played their first game
at Westminster.
Bridgewater is newcomer on the
1e-game schedule that includes such
strong clubs as Georgetown, Baltl-
more u, Loyola and w. and j.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.


NEW YORK, Dec. 8.-The
beak-bashing business may be
one of the first to suffer as a
result of the Far Eastern war.
With Welterweight Champ Fred
die Cochrane, George Abrams,
Marty Servo, Fred Apostoli and
other grade A scrappers in the
Navy, there will be good many
spots to fill until the boys get
their leaves again. Cochrane was
due for q furlough beginning
Thursday to start training for
his Miami spat with Bobby Brit
ton, but he'll b lucky 70 get It
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Joe Stydahar and Edward Holman,
Bears; Chester Adams, Rams, and
Phil Ragazzo. Eagles. Guards
Bob Suffridge, Eagles; Arthur
White, Cardinals; Riley Mathew
son, Rams: C. r. Goldenberg. Pack
ers, and Eberle Schultz, Steelers.
Centers-Charles Brock and George
Svendsen. Packers. Backs-Parker
Hall, Rams; Sammy Baugh, Red
skins; Marshall Goldberg, Cardi-
mails; Ace Parker, Dodgers, and Will
bur Moore, Redskins.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
IG.W.Must Get Grid Line Coach
AS Lumber Job Takes Shields
Forrineton Apt to Stoy os Sports Head;
oenn's OdeI| Looks to Terp Post
Nv LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Gene Shields will not return next line coach OF
Washington University
Max harrington said last night but will remain in his native
Oregon devote his full eime to the lumber business
exactly local football circles for Shields
downtown campus with much hesancy last
spring with the understanding that he would not be
back pressure
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Hollywood Bears Annex
Little Pro Grid Title
Bs the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8.-To Its
extensive list of celebrities suburban
Hollywood today added the Bears
little world champions of pro foot
ball, who won the title by routing
the Columbus (Ohio) Bulls, 21-9
before $4,000 fans.
The Bears scored twice in the
opening period and held of their
rivals until TIE third period, when
Jack La Bev bccted 2o--a"d field
goal. The, matched Columbus
fourth-period touchdown to clinch
the game.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Manassas Wants Genes

The Manassas firemen and the
Manassas A. c. girls have gym and
desire games with strong unlimited
boys and girls teams. Write Gene
Worley, Box 262, Manassas, Va.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Five years ago-Major leagues
agreed for the 1887 season to
adopt a less lively ball and a
home plate with beveled edges to
prevent injuries to sliding players.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Pro Football

Results Yesterday.
Washington 90; Philadelphia, IA.
Brooklyn. 21: New York, :.
Chicago Bears. "a: Chicago Cardinals, "a.
Game Next Sunday.
Green Bay at Chicago Bears, for West
ern championship.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Hutson Only Unanimous Choice
For Pro Grid AII-Stur Eleven
Wilkin Lone Redskin Picked; Nowoskey,
Lilo, D. c. College Aces, on Second Team
By DILLON GRAHAM,
Associated Press Feature Writer.

NEW YORK Dec HuSon of the Green Bay Packers,
the greatest pass catcher football history the only unan
sports writer's the 194 National
Ieag professional announced today
Packers thin fankman the outstanding offensive
naver o the saared loop and athlete continually ouwted
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Football Finale

Philadelphia scoring Touchdovns-Ban.
ia. Piro flor Humbertl. Points after touch
dovns-Basca C2>. placements.
WASHINGTON scoring: Touchdowns-Krue-
ger flor SEYMOUR. Aguirre t2) for Mas
| tersonl. Points after touchdowns-Aeuirre
| (2l, placements.
Philadelphia substitutions-Backs,G Ghec-
as. Fox. Watkins. Basca. Desantis; ends
| Hershey Cabrelli. Shonk. Piro: guard, Fritz:
| tackle, Eibner; center. Bjorklund.
| Washington Observation-Disclosures, krue-
ger. Baugh, Farkas r. Hare, Gentry: ends.
| Aguirre. McChesney. Miner: guards Slivin-
| ski, Farman. Carroll: tackles. Davis Beinor:
centers. Titchenal. Aldrich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Row BdIks Vote
On Trailer Camp

LANSING. March 6.-When a
hot fight developed in the House
over a bill to license and regulate
tourist and trailer camps, the rep
resentatives retreated from the
subject and postponed action.
Opponents protested that be-
cause the Summer season is short,
operators of such camps should
not be compelled to submit to
health regulation by the state or
to register customers and keep a
record of their automobile licenses.
Detroit's Common Council has
pioneered in this type of statute.
Speaker Howard Nugent today
had appointed the following three
legislators to investigate alleged
discharge of state employees in
violation of civil service:
Reps. F. Jack Neller of Battle
Creek. Charles F. Sundstrcm of
Marquette and Colin l.. Smith of
Big Rapids, all Republicans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
KENNEDY LOOKS AHEAD

MT. PLEASANT, March g.
In constructing military highways
must not lose opportun-
ity 10 make road Improvements
which will serve all types of traffic
long after todays emergency is
past. q. Donald Kennedy, state
highway commissioner, told a
business mems luncheon.
He said the war department had
designated a highway network for
Michigan including nearly $500
miles OF trunk line highway. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Blue Law Ban
Bill Introduced to XIII
1916 Sunday Statute

LANSING. March Ever since
1916 il has been against the Law 10
work. dance, attend entertain
ments or play baseball on Sunday.
This little group of statutes Is
known a Michigans "hlue law .
but in recent years al least. no
one has done anything about them
Ne eHe's had the nerve said
Senator Ben Carpenter r. of
Harrison. 'but l have"
He introduced a bill today re-
pealIng the whole batch.
Members Of the corrections
commission were 10 meet with
the House ways and means CON-
nlittee today to plead Tor an APP
preparation of SO, 100000. Regular.
meetings of the commission Will
follow, Garrett Heyns, director
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Wants
WPA Labor on
Defense Roads

LANSING. March Is. - Use of
NPA labor in construction of de-
Tense highways is being planned
ny Highway { Commissioner g. Don
aid Kennedy, il was announced
today.
Highways would be financed in
the usual manner. with the federal
government supplying : TO IS per
cent of the cash.
Kennedy said a test project
would be undertaken for approval
of federal WPA officials before the
plan went into general use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Parker Wilder all wool skirts. also
rorduroys wool and rayou plaids.
S+zcs 3 10 l. Wool knit button coat
or sIpoYer sweaters. sizes to 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Neatly tailored Stacks with self
belts. Smart new patterns and
shades. Sizes 10 TO 20 in group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Expertly tailored, G 400
some with reyers- W
ible "zelan' lining. . L.
deep slash pockets.
In the seasons newest shades
of teal. blue, green. Sizes 10 to
is in group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
CO FaciaIs for Summer

WARM WEATHER FACIA.S viii be luxurious in their
refreshing cooling you fill cube tray with lemon
You may also roe"ater witch hazel or PLAIN
water With a drop two of perfume to each cube
When wrap cube several of them in thin
layer gauze directly against the skin shocks the
caraes and produces patches Of redness They gradually
disappear better 10 avoid them.
AnIR- REALTY A44+e t4nAeH- +7+H4+-
manufacturer presents bag lined with everything
YOU need protection complete gIamoouS makeup
rubber lined and there's room for your bathing
suit. Comes plain coors and lowered patterns.
GLAMOUR QUNRTETTE Tor color harmony enc Mite
containing lplicka check nail polish and clear base
coat for nails. and for Summer Nice
oi your beach say thank YOU to your hostess
and the set but Is cents
DELIGHTFUL Is TIE WORD for now cologne-deodorant
lust will fresh danncsS throughout me
Summer months, and many popular ragrances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
In MAYFAIR
MIL
LII Ch4tLr44
DEBTTANTE MARY
ELIZABETH DANAEEP

DEBTTANTE MARY
ELIZABETH DANAHEP
YOU Il agree ID. IS tie perfect
hostess &C..
Her CoEl in. Eleanor
Snook who came from san
Francisco 20 visl, her and
assist al her dcbutante recep-
Ton was stricken with ap-
pondicIus and rushed 20
the hospital Tor an opera.
tion 49,.
Whether out IT sympathy
....or what not Mary
ElIzatc'a a.s5 developed APP
pendici.is and followed
her cousin 20 the h5spItai....
where they had adjoining
rooms
What with gift bouquets
80. and visitors popping IN
and out as soon as they
were well enough 10 sec poo
pie. II has been like q deb
MANIC naltN cYcry daN
T, MA r. :, {. Kat K a.
Mary Elizaheths home
"ShadoWlawn lin Lake
Shore drive, Crosse ponte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Mrs, Niesen
Has Newport
All Aeoe
By MAURY PAIL

MN YORK July 26.-E,er
since Mrs Anita Nieson mother
az me actress and rightclub
singer Gertrude Nieson, startled
,tsid Nepporters by acquiring,
~ auction for s2l 600 The late
NlI, Hermann OclrichS' s. 600
300 villa Ro>ccinc gossip has
been rampant as 20 what Mrs.
Nlcscn planned 10 DO with her
now palaual possession.
~ FIRST ~ was generally ho-
heved despite her statements
that she had purchased Rose
chGc as Cft for hcr tne-
atucallN-knoWn daughter that
Mrs Nle>en WIS only 3 member
of q syndicate that mad bad 800
the OelriChS villa ora p -prcuIa-
uon and soon would resell the
property probably an "A profit.
Now II appears such is not
the case that Mrs Nlesen pUr-
biased the place on hcr own
and intends 10 ll}c thcro despite
INC fact she viii find the portals
of such -AcMpoIl- institutions As
49, Bales nach-lhc- ElAmhake
Club. etc. closed and barred.
Proof of her intentions was
offered when Mrs Nlc,cn arr
ranged 10 have carloads Of fur
niture. now in storage IN NCW
York sent 10 "RoSecllffc Tn
addition she Is assembling a
staff of servants.
81
NATURALLY NEWPORT "
cog and the cliff dWellcl.
can't believe Mrs. NleSen Is GO
nag 10 park hepSelflp -theAcs
heart Of the most SnobblSh sec
tor of Newport
II all reminds me OF the auC-
ton sale almost a quarter OF
century ago of Louis Brugmcrc'S
palatial "CaStlewQod, - standing
majeSucally on Newport'S
Mlantonomi Hill.
Louis. who has returned 10
these shores after years in
Europe. had ut a fortune on
"CaStlewood' and then suffered
financial reVerSeS.
Al the auction sale Castle
wood brought rldiculouSly
small figure Just as Rose
cliffe' bid last week
And to prove history DOES
repeat itself the buyers of
"Castlewood' were social I'M
knownS.
AS a matter Of fact they were
a pair of rather bizarre bach
clors- interior decorators-from
Providence. r. |.
With a great fanfare they IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

stalled themselves in the Bru-
guiere palace on a light house,
keeping basis and soon felt the
heat turned on 10y that closed
corporation known as Newport
Society"
ono season Of never ending
SnubS was sufficient TO convince
the pair of bachelors life for
social nobody in Newport IS far
from a thing OF Joy.
ONE OF the bachelors died
after that first season at Cas-
tlewood and the other bachelor
was delighted when Mrs john
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Sail for Week End

TED OSIUS and Carroll
Bou,cN sailed mp on the
carp 'dIi,,--- Tor me I8fHofs-
and-sons weekend "a, Camp
Nis7okonc.
Mrs Oaus motorod up and
met them at the camp
They visited young Ted
Osius and stayed At the
Greonbush Inn
TIE crew brought the boat
back and they returned by
motor
Dawn Oaus win come in
rom Camp Ca5e'I. and
Dung Ted from Nls sokone
August ard 'nen the
Osius family VIII go up for =
month 70 thcir Sumner
home az the Flats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Protect Hair From Sun
To Preserve Natural Oils
By IDA JEAN kAIN

IT MAY he a little late to
warn YOU but there is such a
thing a too much sun where
YOUR hair Is concerned II you
are prcmcditatodly blonde and
don't bother 20 protect your hair
II soon hcclns 10 look Like straw
And If you are broWnCtie
you're apl 10 turn into q mono
tone Win hair and skin the
In any case n great deal OF
yTTU r. TIUr ETuT TOY E0UT NdIT,
lt-caG--e destroy tHe c%-t4Pn-
content and The results are
LL.ll. c.ezz- and splitting ends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
thorough Brushing

Use the brush IN an up and
on stroke and at tho end Of tho
stroke turn the brush slightly
10 give the roots an extra tug
and stimulate the circulation IN
your scalp Ncvcr use a wire
brush D. breaks the hair and
irritalos the scalp
Before Nol wash your hair
C1vu Tt II thorough brushing and
then afterwards massage the
clean scalp with "a cream on tonic
containing some OIL. The soap
should not he too strong nor the
water too hot a. strong alkall
solutions and heat cause your
hair 20 break
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

As day progresses, influence i'm
prove.
JAN. - To FEB. %
Augmentation stars say no
better way 10 spend today than
in helpfulnrss to others. plan
ning fun and amusement for
--'--rtttt-t--tt = WI haven't
any for lonely children and old
stcrs
FEB. 2I 20 MARCH ~
UrTdT 1UFUls T0E con-
tcntmcnt and success II YOUR
IUtCnti0ns are right and your
vt7rd1rd of thinking IS ON a high
plane
I -Ctftt-D tT71 Ut 'ttT-g f'dT
is idcalistlc, enthusiastic kind
hearted, emotional and fond Of
amusement An actor az heart,
and he or she can use this talent
TO great advantage whatever its
walk IN life.
Cog, eht lol King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Hair Oils

Since the amount Of sun your
hau can stand depends on how
much OIL there Is IN a. you
should make a rule Of brushing
Your hair vigorously every DAY.
In addition YOU might use one
O.! the hair OIL,
Brushing Is tho best condl-
toner tor your hair just As
matter a. course you should
mu.h u 100 strokes a DAY. And
.thcn votfi hair Is dft H9H
st1otttti huu~tt the number 20 5tt
stroke. or more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Watch Diet

II You are losing your hair
the trouble may he lack Of
brushing. your diet, or Your
health. Nobody can promise that
certain food VIII give YOU beau
tiul hair bul We no know that
protein lis thc'clcmcnt needed for
building maicral throughout tho
body. II is the chief component
of muscles. TISSUES and organs
on tho inside. and OF skin, hair
and nails on the outside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Among Those on 90
HITLER AND YON

HITLER AND YON
The j. Lawrence Buells arc
leaving this wgek-end for
a stay at Elgin House &C..
Muskoka Lakes
Mrs. Sidney T. Miller Jr.
&C.. and Marion who have
been up at the Huron Noun
tain Club for several weeks
will spend August with
Mrs. Miller's mother Mrs.
Russell A. Alger Is. at Mrs.
Ayers Summer home az York
Harbor, Me. &C..
Leonard Shepley of Merri-
weather road. Crosse Pointe
-. flew off to join Mrs. Shep-
ley. AT their quaint place
&c.. in Martha's Vineyard
Mrs. Shepley with her
sister 81. Madelalne Davis OF
New York.. for company
has been there since early
in the season and expects
TO stay until after Labor
Day
Mr. Shepley will be back in
town in a couple Of weeks
Harley Earl Is week-ending
UP al Harbor Points the
guest OF the Henry T.
Ewalds
Mrs. Earl went up Mednes-
day and will remain there
49, until the middle of next
week
The -ReX.-and- MIs--Erai44-,-
Fitt.. and Mary will de-
part Monday for their
Summer home at "Maraolffs'
80. al Estes Park, Colo. .....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
MARCH n TO APRTL =

VI u n I II - - ~ ~ - ~
Arcs-There are inspiring and
benehc influences for worthwhile
undertakings, religious and pa
triotic affairs, social and recrea-
tional interests. Avoid unsavory
associates and places.
II f. n n + = T q M ! T
Taurus - Keep your thinking
ON a high plane, attend to spIr-
ltual duties and then sally forth
TO indulge your favorite pastimc.
Don't be eXtrayagant for unes-
sentials Spend with wisdom,
NAY n TO JtNE II
rrt----r-t---ticntt,S-a and H-wriiit
do can challenge all obstacles so
if YOU find some matters difficult
today, remember that you have
within YOU the ability TO cope
with them and to bring construc-'
tivene>s out Of confusion.
UNE ~ To II ~ -
Couccr- You should find real
pleasure and opportunity for
personal advancement IN service
TO others today. You have "A fun
measure Of inherent gifts for
entertaining and creating sun
Sbiro-riyp them freedom of
arrT6n
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SEPT - TO OCT. -
L'ttn - Commcrclal'sm is not
taVorlte TODAY although t1H
0oce not mean that urgent hu-i-
ness he neglected. Material gam
is only ono part Of Your me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Bride-Efee+
Being Fe+ed
A+Golf Club
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THE DETROIT GOLF CLUB
is the handsome setting for to-
days party for Miss Irene Char
got, bride-elect of August -.
The fetching Miss c. is being
feted with splash party, linen
shower and tea which Miss Doro-
thy Sweeney, who'll be a brides
maid that morning at Holy
Redeemer Church, has graciously
run up.
Things are getting under way
at o'clock when the following
bellies will arrive for the
Golngs-on;
The Misses Virginia Sands,
who's destined 10 be maid-of-
honor at the Chargot-Bien rites;
Ruth Ratigan, Mary Jane Stoet-
zol, Alice Chargot and Evelyn
johnson, these are slated for
bridesmaids roles; Veronica
Rcaume, Leona Langel Mary
Jane O'Brlen, Evelyn Bemister
and Betty De Galan.
Allie Sands, understand,
will DOLE
IGNORING RALPH WILL
son, former president of Bir-
mlnCham Golf Club. a whole day
has been dedicated 10 him there
At the club with golf beginning
tho proceedings and a veddy
festive dinner dance winding up
same this evening.
Just a fcw Of tho many who'll
attend this laS1-namcd function:
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick G.
Allan Mr. and Mrs Wilmer T.
Moody Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
ITicClnbottom and Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Webb. all OF whom APP
pear to be bringing friends.
SIGMA CHI SIGMA sorority
seems slightly anxious that you
don't forget them during the
current turpor and have advised
us Of their activity.
First Off there's been a new
set Of officers so that now Miss
Mary Jane Corey IS president,
Miss Yvonne ChalfouX is. vice
president and pledge mistress,
Miss Pat Chapman Is secretary
and Miss Katie brennan i left
holding the bag The money bag,
that rs.
Ncxi the group annual picnic
is coming up sunday with each
maiden bringing along a giant
lunch sufficient for her date and
herself.
Boating, they allow, Will prob
ably take up a lot Of the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Protein Foods

The complete protein foods
arc milk. eggs. cheese and meat
and arc an essential part OF yetir
balanced dict There is no doubt
that lthcy contribute 70 hair
beauty But YOU must also have
The fruitS, Vegetables and Who'c
grains that arc needed 10 bal
anCC your menus
Unless you follow = well bal
anced diet, your hair may show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

FRANKFURTERS SIZZLING
hot broiicd over an open fire
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