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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Connie Stanton Back

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horner
Nixon gave a dinner party nj
the Crosse lie Golf and Country
Club for Mrs. Nixon's father.
Matt II. marlborough, who on
October IL married Mrs. NJ. j.
Browning. Mr.. and Mrs. Mickle-
borough have gone to Florida
for the Winter.
After completing examinations
at Byrn Mawr and visiting
friends in Watertown, Conn,
and her aunt, Miss Mary Blau-
welt, in Hartford, Conn, Connie
Lee Stanton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Stanton. re-
turned home this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Smith left
Thursday for the East. They
will stop at Wellesley and Skid
more 10 see their daughters,
Priscilla and jeanne.
John c. Garrells Jr. and
Frederick s. Hall Jr. spent last
week hunting at West Branch
in northern Michigan.
The first pot-luck supper OF
the year will be held in the
parish house OF ST. James
Church. Wednesday. October %.
The chairman will be Mrs,
Thomas X. Comedian. Don
Smith and George Heideman are
in charge of the program.
The second in a series OF
bridge parties will be held in
the recreation room OF the
Catholic Church, Wednesday,
October %. The hostesses are
Miss Irma Quincy, Mrs. Ray
Hogan. Mrs. Paul Babas and
Mrs. r. J. Berger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Luncheon for II

Mrs. Reginald f. Leggette had
a luncheon for II guests at her
home Wednesday honoring Mrs.
Homer r. Lyle.
Mrs. Daniel Agnew had Mrs
Robert A. Alexander, Mrs. Ken
meth Laub and Mrs. Yeuott r.
Hardcastle Jr. for luncheon and
bridge Monday for Mrs. Yellott
r. Hardcastle. who is visiting
her son and dsughter-in-law.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth Riddle
and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Roelle Of Cincinnati are spend
ing the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blackwell
and daughter, Carol. who have
been living in the William T.
Gage house in Gray drive, are
moving into the John c. Wright
cottage the first of November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
An Evening Party

Miss Clara Dittmer and Mrs.
Norbert Burdeno are in charge
of the fifth and sixth grade
parties which will be in the
early evening. The home room
mothers will assist each teacher.
Miss Margaret Farrell will
organize the games. The high
school party will be organized
by Mrs. Lawrence Sawitzky.
Edwin Hare and Miss Margaret
Farrell. There will be dancing.
games, refreshments and prizes
for all grades.
Hostesses for the refreshments
Saturday night after the
Islanders production OF the
House OF luke" and two scenes
from The Women" were Mrs.
VI. c. l.. jackson. Mrs. George
Heideman, Mrs. George LeSeur.
Mrs. William r. Gage. and Mrs.
Frederick S. Glover Jr.. poured.
The table was in Halloween
colors. A hand-hammered cop
per bowl with fruit stood in the
center OF the table and match
ing candlesticks. holding brown
and gold candles were on each
side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
Honor Educator
In Crosse 'Pointe

HONORING THE new super
intendent of schools, DR.. Paul
Essert and Mrs. Essert. the
Mothers Club of Crosse Pointe
High School will give a parent
faculty dinner dance and bridge
party at $50 o'clock Monday, in
the school. e..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
RAF Pilots
Hosts at 7 ca
On Island
CROSSE lie, Oct. IS.


THE Crosse lie Royal Air
Force pilots and Flight
Commander Desmond Roberts
were hosts at a tea dance Sum
day at the Crosse lie Coli and
Country Club. The decorations
were red, white and blue and
an English tea was served.
Hostesses were Mrs. Rufus c.
Young, Mrs. Joseph Kimpler.
Mrs. Lee Edwards, Mrs. Charles
A. Adams. Mrs. Paul Ellis, and
Mrs. Robert Corfey. Thirty Of
the pilots from New Zealand did
a native Maori dance during the
program.
The board OF education and
faculty of the Crosse lie School,
supported by the Parents and
Teachers Association. are spon-
soring a Halloween party
October 81 at the school. All
grades 10 the fifth will have
their party i'm the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Of won't attempt pave Woodward with
beautiful fabrics but they show you roads charm and color
your home More than 1870 yards represent the choice selection
from five Of Americas largest and best manufacturers types Of
fabrics than IS designs over rs color combinations
$s95o stock TO be sold for only We earnestly and diligently
searched the entire industry bring you the most supee collection
Of styles coor designs and fabric types have offered at these
low pee-59e s9c yard We honestly didn't think could do
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and you're the wnner Every yard this great sale perfect and
smsy styled Many bonded and guaranteed practically all
vadyed and fast light and washing Many sanforzed pre-
shunk and hunEzed Correlated patterns and stripes handsome
prints plenty Of plain and novelty solid oors abundance Of
beauty quality and uptohenute charm-at Kens spe sale pces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Detroit Sunday Times, October rs, 1941
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

II You Don't Want 10 Make Your UWn
We will furnish your selection Of materials ood make
your droperes and ipoovers Of the following low prices
but only while quantities each grade last Bring window
measurements.
French pIeafed draperies up TO w yards long;
hooks included tie backs extra. MAXIMUM yard
age. 5I7 yards additional ysrosee extra.
Ready TO Hang Sateen lined sl,.a,-,-..,, Unlined
soc fabrics 67s pair ABS pair
s9e fabrics ........ s95 pair .......... $50 pair
Custommade spcovers cut and fit in your own
home. Maximum yor5aoe OF 5o-oeh meteris,
yards for chair 2 yards for sofa additional
yardaee extra. FIJI guaranteed.
French Pleated Regular Size Regular Size
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see fabrics l501 ...,...... zoos t.........l7 4o
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
Roxboro to Bring Two
zine Teams Here At
$50 O'Clock to Con-
test the Bulldogs and
Blue and White Lassies

#rg curtain Will come down ON
HendersonS best basketball.
...- r- 'ontgnt r,nen the teams en-
HeNeoro in Il duublcheadet.
'.. INST game beginning at 30
..s aIue and White Lus,ies Will
u. -assns their 54th consecutive
Inc Longest winning streak
, flee tee~eN team has boaSted The
nave Jared quite we'll IN
a. .an during the season. play
a- III ne top teams If this
..-ar. d piping lust q few OF the
H-<-ga# "5II bring two highly re
4..tsJ aa.l Clubs, with the boys
rated aer9t III par with last years
Iec 'aat played Henderson I've
t.r- .- contest.
\ - 4 #s-Hd is expected to tun
out t. snatch The highs 60 through
thc.. taoas m this final contest OF
regular =sa= MS play.
Iioudee-.s VIII participate in TIE
Golden H,l. basketball tournament
that begin aere next Monday after
noon. - z
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
Golfers Are
Pleased With
League Berth

Henderson golfers are pleased at
landing Il berth in the East Caro-
Iaa Colt league. which boasts OF
eight entries. ;tenuers1n, Wilson,
Rocky Mount, Goldsboro. Tarboro,
GreenVIlIc. Kinston and FarmVille.
League play will begin March 26,
md The schedule is 70 be drawn up
shortly ~ Bob Bailey and Tom
SMeat. There Will be IN annual
league tournament.
The officers of the league are Billy
Barnes. president, and f, &. Jordan,
Secrctary-neasurer. Both 0ttlcers are
menbers of the Wilson club.
The group viii sponsor q junior
eo,f league this year for players IN
Dc. IS years OF age.
Each club win have a sponsor IN
junior league. The sponsoros are:
James +. CrJjtc, j.. Wilson; Tom
Smo-t. Greenvillc; ]. W. Carey,
Knston: O. T. Kirkland, Hender-
saa: Avera Wynne, Rocky Mount;
Z. +. Stevens. Goldsboro: II. l.
Johnson. Tarboro. and II II. Brad
haM. Jr. @FarmVille.
Team captains of The senior league
Tom Smoot. GreenN.Ile. Billy Smith,
Wilson,: ". A. Hart Tarboro; jim
Paluott. Kinston: II. II. Bradley, Jr.,
FarmHille. Bob Stevens, Goldsboro;
Q. T. Kirkland, Henderson, and p. B.
GraEely, Rocky Mount.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28

Experience legislators are now
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28

Wisdom is often only knowledge
-Hn.lsd into l.fe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28
RAMESES PROUD PAPA
OF w DAUGHTERS

Chapel Hill. Feb. 26.-Ramescs "
is the proud papa of twin daughters
but he is a little disappointed that
he still lacks a son and heir.
Rameses IS the University of North
Cardinals official mascot and makes
his home at the Lake Hogan Dairy
Farm a few miles from Chapel Hill,
His new daughters we're born there
last Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-28

Chapel Hill. Feb. 23.-Seton Halls
Eastern Intercollegiate fencing cham
plons for four years running viii
meet North Cardinals South AT
iantic titalists in the seasons feature
attraction here Saturday afternoon,
March |, at 2 O'Clock in Woollen
Gymnasium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
French Capture
Italian Base
In Desert
BY THOMAS C. WATSON


LONDON. March 3. Capture
of the strategic oasis of Kufrah in
southern Libya by free French"
forces was announced in London
today.
Ending a siege of three weeks
conducted by French motorized
and camel troops that crossed the
worlds largest desert to invade
Libya from the South, the Italian
defenders of the fortified oasis
surrendered Saturda y, it was
revealed.
The victory Melted 1000 Italian
soldiers and officers taken prison
ers and considerable quantities OF
important" war materials. &C
cording to a communique issued
by the London headquarters OF
Gen. Charles de Gaulle's free
French" forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Draftee,LOSeS
Minister Truck DriUer
Denied Exemption
cOsrish, b, Detroit rI~.. Az rights reserved

he plea Of Charles Joseph Wal
ton. "a. Of 1910 Caroline avenue.
before Federal Judge Ernest A.
OBrien today that he is a minister
and therefore exempt from mill
tary service. failed tc obtain a
temporary Injunction preventing
the army from inducing him.
Walton. who is scheduled to be
indicted today or tomorrow. said
he is a minister of the Uni-Spirt
Ministerial Association and that
while he earns his living truck
driving. he devotes his evenings
and spare time TO miniterial duties.
Under cross-examination by Judge
O'Brien. Walton admitted that he
does not baptize or perform the
ordinary duties of a minister.
Albert c. Doyle. chairman Of
Walton's draft board. number %.
testified that on his QUESTIONABLE,
Walton said he was truck driver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Peace Predicted
In Indo-Chind

TOXIC, March 3.-Belief that
the japanese government soon will
announce French acceptance of
Nipponese terms for a peace
settlement between French Indo-
China and Thailand was expressed
by informed Toxic sources today.
Authoritative quarters said
French Ambassador Charl e s
Arsene-Henry delivered to Japa-
nese Foreign Minister Yosuke
Matsuoka the formal French an
swer to the japanese terms yes
terday They added the French
envoy waited until Sc hours after
the japanese time limit had eX-
pred as a face-saving gesture.
The final terms. authorities said,
will call upon the French to sur
render parts of Gambodia-t to Thar
land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

Mine SinksLin
International Ne~. ser,ie. Cable


LONDON. March 3.-The big
Italian passenger liner Conte
Rosso. believed to have been carry
ing either German or Italian
troops and war material from
Italy to Libya. was reported today
to have been sunk. with an enor-
nous loss of life. after striking
newly laid British mine in the
central Mediterranean.
The 17.S79-ton steamer. con-
verted into a troop transport, was
said to have struck the mine off
the coast of Sicily and to have
gone to the bottom swiftly, accord
ing TO advices.
The disaster was reported in a
dispatch from Shanghai 10 the
British news agency. Exchange
Telegraph. ----=---.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Submarine Base
At Brest, Nazi
Ships Blasted
BY JAMES f. BROWN

Init News Service staff Correspondent
LONDON. March 3.-New Raj
attacks on the German submarine
base at Brest, Nazi airdromes in
occupied territoy and shipping in
the North Sea were announced by
the British air ministry today.
Roaring across the channel dur
ing the night, the British bombers
pounded the docks at Brest. An
official communique said:
last night n strong force Of
bOmbers successfully attacked
the docks at Brest. Sticks OF
bombs were observed to have
straddled the dock where a
cruiser OF the 10,000-ton Ad-
miral Hyper class was berthed.
Several direct hits were OBJ
served on dockside buildings.
LOSE TWO AIRPLANES
"Large explosions were heard
by the British alrmen just after
leaving the target area.
"Other aircraft attacked air
drOmes In enemy occupied terri
tory. In all these operations,
two airplanes are missing"
Yesterday. the communique said,
British planes attacked a convoy
OF German supply ships in the
North Sea. One vessel of about
1000 tons was torpedoed amid
ships, the announcement said.
Other bombers attacked the
German seaplane base at List and
also bombed shipping off the
Dutch Islands.
These assaults followed earlier
British raids that left the huge
German industrial Rhineland city
OF Cologne a raging inferno. ="
The attack on Cologne was de-
scribed as the most successful"
yet leveled against that Industrial
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
VaIond Bombed
By RAFF|ieD

CAIRO. Mar. 3-Capture OF an
important mountain pass near
Keren. Eritrea. and heavy Raj
bombing Of the Italian port OF
Valona. Albania, were announced
by the British high command
today.
Ammunition dumps. troop bar
racks and supply warehouses were
set afire in Valona, a comnunique
stated. Other units of a large
bomber-fighter force attacked
Italian military positions near
Buzz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
RiCkenbaCker
Gains a Bit
International New, ser,ic. wiz.

ATLANTA. Ga. March s.
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker spent a
reStful night and appeare d
slightly improved it was re-
ported today al Piedmont Hos
pital. where the World War ace is
under treatment for multiple in
iuries suffered in the crash of an
Eastern Airliner near Atlanta last
Thursday.
The Eastern Air Lines president
was given blood TRANSMISSION yes
torday and placed under an
oxygen tent to ease the strain Of
breathing with broken ribs He
has "a fair chance for recovery.
according to his chief physician.
Dr. Floyd McRae. who added that
Captain Rickenbacker occasionally
lapsed into delirium.
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

HOURS. to sso-sAIvRDAY 800 10 900 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
BRITISH CAPTURE TOWN

NAIROBI. Kenya Colony, March
3. - (INS) - The 1t / a n East
African stronghold of Duca Da-
bruzzi, so miles north of Moda.
discio. was captured without OPP
position by British troops, an
official communique announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
Skids Into Tree, Killed

MT. CLEMENS. March "a
motorist tentatively identified as
Jesse f. Mcleod. 919 Court street,
Port Huron a representative of
the Kalamazoo stove works, was
killed early today when his car
skidded off Gratiot avenue, four
miles north of here, and crashed
into a tree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
DARING EXPLOIT

Capture of Kufrah. about 500
miles south of Derna, on the
Libyan coast, and about $50 miles
west of the Egyptian frontier.
completes one of the wars most
daring exploits.
Starting from the northern
frontier of the French Equatorial
province of Chad late in January,
after a march through mountains
and deserts. free French" force
composed of fierce Tauregs and
Tibesti warriors, led by French
officers, sped. across the Sahara
from nowhere" to capture the
italian frontier air base of Murzuk
and burn its planes and supplies.
This column was partly mech
anized and withdrew after striking
its first blow. But il returned IN
stronger force on January % and
captured the Fascist post at Cat
run. They made Gatrun their base
for the thrust al Kufrah and the
three-week siege aided by De
Gaulle'S planes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

and fighting squadrons Tin which
students practice machine.gun
firing, horizontal and dive bomb
ing. torpedo dropping, catapult
take-offs, aerial dog-dghts, for
mations). In the Ground School,
cadets become familiar with air
craft engines, trouble-shoot sting
on test stands, navigation, radio
and procedure, gunnery, aero
dynamics. meteorology, practical
seamanship, construction, repair
and other related subjects.
Cadets are on an eieht-hour
day, five-day week. That gives
them plenty Of time for rest and
recreation.
While undergoing training,
they are paid $106 q month. II
they successfully complete eight
months of flying courses APP
poihtment - IN ensign Cat ap-
proximAtely 9248 . monthly fol-
lows. For three years thereafter
they serve-at the Nays discre-
tion--as naval aviators.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Donaldson
School
News
ROBIN HOOD

Thursday afternoon most of the
grade school children went to see
the ballet Robin Hood" given by
the Junior Program Inc. Il was
sponsored by the Child Study
Group No. /. On the stage Mar
tina Picken, the narrator, spoke
the parts of all the characters.
Robin Hood was played by Ed
win Strawbridge. In the morn
ing we heard records that Miss
Lee brought of Robin Hood.
THIS WEEKS EVENTS
Monday: We did our work a
usual. Miss Huston finished
reading US Robin Hood.
Tuesday: We finished our pic
ture OF Robin Hood.
Wednesday: The Donaldson
Mothers Club met In the evening.
They decided to have . party TO
which their husbands are invited.
Thursday: In the morning Miss
Lee brought some records Of
Robin Hood. In the afternoon we
saw the ballet Of Robin Hood
at the high school auditorium.
Friday: We had our mastery
spelling test. In the afternoon
we heard the walter Damrosch
Music Apprecition Hour In Miss
Green's room.
Elaine Mae Sanders, 10.
Donaldson School, 5-A.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

companionship Of the kind pos
sible only between members OF
opposite sexes; fourth. non-sex.
ual companionship Of the intel
lectual type possible between
members Of the same sex, and
fifth, mutual interest In home
and children.
Warning against the glamour
girl rs vogue outside and vague
inside" the speaker declared
the movies and the pulp maya
zines, by contrast, have built up
a five-point formula for unsuc-
ceSsful marriages. This formula
he outlined as follows:
First, love is q mysterious visi-
tation which comes from nobody
knows where: second, everything
must be given up for II while It
lasts; third, it may come and 20
at any time; fourth, another love
may come at any time; and,
fifth, each succeeding love is as
indescribable as any that went
before.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
X of C



ritualistic memorial services for
the departed members Of Mount
Clemens council were conducted
under the direction Of Grand
knight Thomas McCasey
Other officers taking part
were Deputy Grand knight
Harry J. Fuller; Chancellor lIar-
old LeGue; Warden Joseph Bsr-
ube and Inside Guard Theodore
Turton.
An inspiring eulogy was deliv-.
cred BY Advocate George w.
John, in which glowing tribute
was paid to the memory Of each
departed knight.
families and friends Of the
deceased sttended the services
@ quests Of the council. De-
ceased members whose memory
was perpetuated at Sundays
services were: Anthony Bauman.
George DeSteiger, Martini
Downs, Frank Duprey, Andrew
0reiner, Anythony Halter,
George +. Henk, Capt. Gilbert
lLaCrOix, John LeFevre,. Peter
Lick, Frank Marsack, Hubert
Meier, Urban MUIR. and Donald
G. Trombley.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

Spain. h e1An9 % the hops
that his penitent people would
cali him beck.
Last January. he wrote finis to
his hopo1 BY Formally renouncing
tl1o throne and making Prince
Juan hie heir. The other day.
IN ailine heart wrote hnis to AL.
fonso himool1.
Twenty-seven-year-old Prince
Juan long ago realized he might
be next in lire for the throne.
His late eldest brother, the
Prince Of the Asturias, was
"bleeder who renowned the
throne 70 marry a Cuban beauty.
His next bother Don jaime. was
deaf and dumb.
But there's q big drawback to
Prince JuAn's acceptance as fig
urehead king, while Franco real
ly rules the roost. Franco, Hit
Ter and Mussolini have SOME
doubts OF his heart being entirely
Hispanic, His mother Is Princess
Ena, q relative of the British
royal family. Splitting with her
husband. King Alfo.iso, after
the revolution against his reign,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Markets


DETROIT. March io-tAPD-Us. Dept
Agr.,--Apples: Mich. bu crts U. 3. No.
7h' min. Delicious $50. fair color
1.25: Mcintosh $50. fair color l.2S: N.
Spys lao. fair quail. l.3S: unclsssifisd
5o-75c; Baldwins LOO; Suttons Az. min.
100.
Leaf Lettuce: Hothouss io-ib basts
Mich. 70-ooc.
ysllows SOTO pct .. and larger 6o-7oc;
whites med. size l.lS-l.38, few 10.
Potatoes: ioo-ib sacks q. .. No. / Rus
sst Burbanks Ida. 1.75-1.oB: No. q 1.35-
Las. lo-lb sacks ls-3lc. Ne. various va
rieties l0o-lb sacks l.l0-l.l6. few 1.5O
lS-lb sacks $3.50 Nsbr. 10o-lb sacks
l.es-i.e0. Mich i0o-lb sacks y. 3. No.
Russets l.oS-1.iS. Chippswss i.3o-l q.
Cobblers l.2o-l.2s. Green Mtns. l.30-
l.Ss; lS-lb sacks 71h-43c. New stock:
T1a. y. .. No. I Triumphs bu crts i.ss.
few l.7o-1.7S
Rhubarb: Mich. hothouse 50-lb cases
choice 10000. fey 3.7o-3.2s. X fey AS
ais.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
Expert Blames Romantic Love
tor Most Marriage Failures

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March
51R-The platform" of ro-
mantle love which derives its
planks from the movies, the
radio croonerA and the pulp
magazines. Is responsible for
most Of the marriage failures Of
the day, accordine to DR.. Paul
Popenoe, director Of the Institute
Of Family Relations in Los An
geles.
In two addresses at Western
State Teachers College Tuesday
morning and night, DR.. Popenoe
outlined q Ave point formula by
which, he said, "true love can be
recognized by the uncertain, Z"
and on which "a happy marriage
can be built"
The formula follows: First:
the presence of the biological
mating instinct; second. the eco
nomic relations based upon the
childbearing function of the
woman and her protection by
the man; third. sexually colored
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10
New Books
at the Library

The History of Musical In
struments, by Curt Sachs.
The Inky Way, by Reice Ha-
gen Rice. "a literary biography.
Make the Bright Arrow,
poems. by Edna st. Vincent
Millay.
Putting Words to Work, by
Edward w. Teall. "a lively
guide to correct and vigorous
English).
Mont-Saint Michel and Char
tres, by Henry Adams. CAS- we
turn the magic pages woven
centuries dissolve and vanish
away.
Broadway In Review, by John
Mason Brown.
Pan America, by Carleton
Beals. "a program for the
Western Hemisphere).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-10

years at college, be between 70
and ~ years old, unmarried and
in perfect physical condition.
After about months "test"
flight training at Naval Reserve
aviation bases, successful stu
dents are sent to one of the prin-
cipal naval flight training CEN
tiers pensacola and Jacksonville,
Fla, and, after April. Corpus
Christi, Tex.).
There the students fly primary
seaplanes and landplanes until
they are thoroughly familiar
with every phase of emergency
work, aerobatics, night flying,
blind flying and extended flights.
CADETS MUST COVER
A LOT OF GROUND
Advanced work includes work
in scouting, observation patrol