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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Rio and Rita Head
Old Madrid Show

The work of Rio and Rita, dance
exhibitionists who are appearing
in Fiesta Hours" at Coffee Dams
Old Madrid in conjunction with
the rhumba-conga music of The
South Americans, is proving a
delight to patrons of this Spanish
toned dining room.
The dancers offer the rhumbs
in an authentic, primitive nativs
fashion.
The Old Madrids dancing
classes" with the "conga line" as
climax TO each lesson are audi
participating features. Pa
irons join the efasseseheld several
times each evening when compli-
mentary instruction in all the
Latin dances is given by Rio and
Rita TO the music of Don Carlot
South Americans.
The steps are shown in simple
form. the orchestra picks up the
beat halfway during the proceed
ings. and before long the dancing
pupils have found the rhythm.
The "conga line" winds among the
tables. which adds a tohch Of
sociability and fun for both
dancers and spectators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Buck and Bubbles
Head Town Show

THAT TEAM of sepia laugh
makers, Buck and Bubbles. stars
of radio. stage and screen, head
the big BLACK and White revue.
which opens a one-week engage
ment at the Town Theater. for
merly Orchestra Hall. Friday
night.
The pair will be surrounded by
cast of 30 people. whose wealth
of talent will combine to provide
a musical packed with unlimited
entertaining and surprise features.
Jimmy Gargano and his Town
band are a regular feature of the
stage presentations.
As an added attraction. the
eight national champion Utter
bugs will present the jittery
routine that resulted in their
Irecord-breaking two-year run at
the Bowery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Leroy He ads
Frontenac Show

GIRLS DRESSED and acting
as tigers and dancer Del Leroy as
an animal trainer in the semi
military costumes most trainers
affect, make up the featured act
this week in Karyl Norman's
revue at the Club Frontenac.
Leroy, one of the two perform
erS who have been with Norman
since he opened at the Club
Frontenac 81 weeks ago. does the
number to Dot Kay'S rendition of
Tiger Rag" with her all-girl
band really giving out the
rhythms.
Others of the 10 entertainer
show contribute a variety of acts,
including swing-singing and bur
lesqued impressions of the Gay
Ninctiec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

Quoting: new forms OF art
colorings and art.
SO many people have differed
as TO its various merits. that you
are being given an opportunity to
write your own opinion of Fan
taSia.
Prizes for the best entries sub
mitted are: First prize S25 cash;
second prize. SO in cash: 10 prizes
OF 81: Plus, 10 each Of the next 10
winners. q pair of tickets TO see
Fantasia.
The rules are also Very simple
Write your opinion of Fantasia
in 100 words or less and on one
side of the paper only. Address TO
the Fantasia" Contest Editor,
Detroit Times, 1870 Cass avenue,
Detroit. Your entry must be post
marked no later than midnight,
Monday. March TO-
Among the judges will he q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
announces
Ne1t Seasons Highlights
F ir S t c ono er t
Will Be Held il,
October 10

MURRAY C. PATERSON. man.
ager of the Detroit Symphony Or
chestra. today announced few of
the features which will highlight
the orchestra season next year, its
twenty-eighth season.
Approved by DR.. Fred T. Muir
ply and the Detroit Symphony
board were the following attrac-
tons: Bruno Walter, the distin-
guiShed Austrian. will open the
subscription series on October 16
and will conduct the following
concert. Sir Thomas Beecham
and the Finnish director. Tauno
Hannikainen, who conducts the
final event of this season Thursday
night, will both return again next
year.
The original Monte Carlo Ballet
Russo. the Colonel De Basil troupe
and not the MaSsine company
which was here this past Novem-
Der, will appear for four perform
anceS with the orchestra. Serge
Rachmaninoff will appear as a
soloist and perhaps as director.
Kristen FlagStad will be the SOLO
list in an all-Wagnerian concert
which will be directed by Edwin
Macarthur. These will be Thurs
day night attractions on the Ia
Thursday night concerts, six OF
which will be repeated for the
Friday afternoon series. There
will be eight Saturday night con-
certs and six free concerts for
school children.
Complete announcement of other
soloiSts and directors will be made
later.
Victor Kolar will remain as resi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

HURRY. YOU amateur critics,
and enter the Fantasia Amateur
Critic Contest sponsored by The
Detroit Times and the Wilson
Theater. Cash and theater tickets
to see Walt Disney's revolutionary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
The Mccoy Socially

But nothing had to be dreamed up
to sipe Gene her background. Her
father. wealthy New York stock
broker. made his darling daughter prom
Use not TO go near the stage until after
she had tried the upper crust. uohieh she
obedienfiy did.
After three months probationary
period in the Stork Club and a series of
brilliantly dull parties at the Waldorf,
Gene got a chance to do a small part in
a George Abbott play. Papa wos indui-
gent and probably prophetic. because his
Gene wifh the light brown hair wasn't
much good and neither was the play,
Mrs. O'Bnen Enterfains," Which closed
in Iess than four weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

new film Fan
tasia. now be-
ing shown twice
daily at the
Wilson, are the
prizes.
IF a n [ asia"
W h ich h a s
prov ven I h e
topic of so
much discus
sion. combines
a new type of
en- [ ertainment
featuring I h e
new r. c. A.
r a n [ a s o und,
beautiful music
with the cele-
brated Leopold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

OF AftS. ~
Nine. kozeen
is a graduate of
the Milan Con-
servatory, I h e
V lie n n a State
Academy. and
the Mozarteum'
c o n S ervatory
in s a ! z b urg.
Austria. In 1882
S h e W as { h e
winner of the
frs [ interna-
tional competi-
ton for singers
in Vienna and
has been prima
donna for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Fantasia Critic Contest
Offers Tickets, Cash AUards

representative of the movie de-
partment of the Times; Henry
Sutton for Walt Disney Produc-
tions, and a music critic The de-
cision of these judges must
necessarily be regarded as final,
Entries WILL NOT be returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
los Californians, With delightful
Monnie Drake as vocalist.

los CaIifornians, with delightful
Monnie Drake as vocalist.
MINING A BIT of magic with
her eccentric, rhumba and tap
dancing, Joan Barton comes in as
star of the show at Verne's this
week. Peggy Ross, also new, rem
ders versions of the popular hit
tunes. and Boyd Senter remains,
entertaining with his musical nov
elites.
Bert Nolan continues as master
of ceremonies, keeping the show at
fast pace with his comedy
stories, representations and chat
ter. Harry Collett and his orches-
ira oblige with dance rhythms.
WALTER STEVENSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Additional Clubs List NelU Floor Shows

Rler Jimmy MeNaily and dancers
DiCarlo and Dubois, oil of
Whom are newcomers to Detroit.
Irish tenor Danny McCurtin
presents the entertainers, and
it's the fine music of Don Pab-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

OF course. when you see MISS llerney
in the film version of the James Kirkland
record-runner she will be minus the hare
lip, but she will still not bear any resemb-
lance TO the elegant little graduate of Miss
Farmers exclusive school at Pennington,
Conn.
One of Hollywood's favorite publicity
tricks is 10 give young starlets a social
background. So long as they came from
modestly respectable homes and didn't
have street cleaners for cousins or a
brother permanently boarding in Ossining,
N Y, the press department dubbed them
'dehS Z" @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Recital

NICHOLAS GARAGUST will
give a violin recital at Cass High
School tomorrow at 2.15 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"western Union" II n. m.
:5s, 81. : 80. 1914 p. m; six les
Prom Madame La Tonga" I2;5i
$3.50. 6;36, s:22 ?. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL santa ~
Trail" ~ 40. 2 so. 5:iO. 1880 .. m.
Moon Over Burma" ll:i0 n. m, ? 80
$3.50. $40 p. m.
70 - Michael Shayns. Detective. q
" 81 n. m. so, 5;5l. a:06 p. m. Adam
Had Four sons" I2;ji, 4;Oa. ia, 10 .3a
,. M.
CINEMA-"Mannerhei Line" IL go
1928. 40, $40, sos, 1000 r. m.
AUTHORIZATIONS Graham Rel ID
- 20. 1884, 1919, i0:4f p. m. "My Lucky
star" IL u. m, 2;25. $50, 9:l5 =. m.
IGAN-"Nlrginia. i2:95. so
T:l5. 1880 =. m, "Nnu're the one"
a. m. 2:20. $3.50, s:i5 ,. m.
EhS-~TATE--'Kttty- TayIe." II 80
4:i0. 7:I0. 10 p. m. High sierra. d
ii n. nj. 81. II, $50 p.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Gone with IN,
Wind" A. m, /, 8. =.
WILSON-"Fantasia." go. $50 p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

Royal State Opera at Bucharest.
She made her American debut in
January. 1910, at Carnegie Hall
as soloist with the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Among her selections on to-
nights program will be two Ru-
manian folk songs arranged by
Julius Chajes of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
No Stopping Gene

IT.
eney going discouraged he had
thoughts coming making the rounds of producers
Shmln much thought she must
subpoena bag he found that she didn't
CAV hert role n Animal" of sheer relief
erEott Nugen hit which first brought
film when
quality her and agreeaoy
photogenic she in.
Her first film of Frank James and in
fair chance to show what she could DO
the silver oil her
and al dirt of Tobacco Road"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Deb Sees Other Half
Lining in Tobacco Road
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ironc bit of casting of recent months has got Holly
wood celuod sleeve.
role of dirty uneducaed harep Ellie
Nav Lester Terney debunante daughter
of the prominent reneys of Sutton Place New
and further social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Mich. Symphony
Has Guest SoIoist

MARGUERITE KOZEEN will
appear as guest soloist with the
Michigan Symphony Orchestra this
evening in the Detroit Institute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Too Much for Mother

Evidently has been quite complete for
Ford refused let Mrs Terney Uis her daughter
where Gene around
bare the bury
braces of WardB Bond.
Ford wisely suspected Mould take look
flee Del Monte her $40per
doy-bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Still Another Deb

Another nationally advertised dbuante Cobna Wright Jr APP
film this coming Fox bill Miss Wright soca
makes
Friends with Marjorie Weaver John Hubbard anc
Douglas Dumbrile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

MADDEST IDEA of the week department. Harry Remington
press the Fox heaer today stood reu
stunt Yesterday
he Council change the of Woodward
the of the picture the Fox
to the present
Woodward markers The proposal Immediately denied by
council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

A PAIR OF dancers, Carl and
Lenena. come in to take featured
position in the floor show lineup
at the 500 Club this week. The
dancers are as talented in their
Chinese apache and adagio num-
bers as they are in acrobatic and
ballroom routineS.
Billy JOY continues his comedy
antics. amusing the patrons with
clever representations and songs,
while the Arvell Sisters, just in
from Chicago, prepare to execute
tap and toe routineS.
Jimmy Dale is the new master
of ceremonies and Ray Michells,
dynamic tenor. sings more of his
popular song numbers.
Horace Houck and his show
band play for dancing.
LARGE AND MORGNER,
one-ieeged handbaiancers. are
featured in the revue at the
Palm Beach. Although each man
has but one leg, the team shoWs
excellent control in their fedts
of balance and strength.
Foremost on the supporting
bill is shapeiy Irene Burke. Dho
does intricate tap steps to poppy
sWipR tunes. Others include Jug
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Toduy's Hiqh Liqhts
(AIl Times Pm. Unless IndicatedO
MAhI fiiS an Erad parru fennis tfa

tAu 4 lines I'm. OHItbs iialShbeu.'
WMAl, l1:t5 a.n.-Fred Perry, tennis star.
WMAl, 1890 an.-Tribuis 10 Argentina;
works by de Rogais, Ugarte, Castro, Aguine
and also Abeniz.
WRc, 1900 n.-Anothsr iwo-waY broadcast
between British child refugees and their par.
enis al home.
WRc, t:3O-Effed Of war on the economic
order Of the belligerent nations.
WJN, t;45-The president Of Harvard, back
from his official trip 10 England, on The
Present War Situation"
VOL, ZOO From honievideo, Uruguay
messages from Uruguayan noisbles; native music.
WJSv, 2:00-The closing program, with
Horowitl, soIoist and BarbiroI, conducting:
Raehmaninoffs Concerto No. 3" Tsthalkow'
skYs Symphony No. a."
Wkkl, 2:O0-Down goes the seasons cur.
tain after Prologue 10 GloT-lineolR'S form
alive years.
VOL, 6;30-WendelI Willkis is principal
speaker al dedication Of new, huge Vuiee
Aircraft plant in Tennesse
WhAL, 6:45-Presdeni smeiona Of lifh-
uania in his first public utterants since exile
10 America.
WpC, 7:00-ShirIey Temple with Charlie.
VOL, 7;00-"How Far Shall The United
States 60 10 Insure Defeat Of HitIerl" Ralph
lHgersoII, editor; Stanley High, author; Nor
man Thomas, Socialist party leader; Repre-.
sentative John Worries Of Ohio.
WINK, 7:05-Prominenf local figures speak
al banquet under auspices Of Brotherhood Of
Washington Hebrew Congregations.
WJSV, 8:00-6raGe Moore, soprano. in Sc.
Iettions by haNenei, DeIibes, Mn; Reiner con-.
ducts Overture 10 Raymond" "FinIandis,"
Midsummer Nights Dream" Sthsuo, Marble
Slav"
VOL, o:00-Case histories Of orphanaue
children in drdmafized form.
VOL, t0;t5-Pro Football Commissioner
layden is introduced by Redskn Pren Mar.
SHALL
WISV. 103O-tuneni seie5 closes with
The late Sherwood Andeyons Above Su,.
pieion," starring George N. cohan and Paul
Bernreid.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Short-Wove Programs

LONDON. 7:t5-listening Post; CSC, 9:58
meg, 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg, 75.5 m.;
6l, Gil meg, AL m.
BUDAPEST, 7:30-News in English; HAT4,
9.i2 meg, BIB m.
LONDON, 745-EewS and Views; CSC, 9.56
meg 3i3 m.; esd. Ills meg, 25.5 m.;
eSl, Gil megu 49 m.
TOXIC, 8;05-News in English; JzK, 1916
meg i97m.; AG4, 1910 meg. 1913 m.
ROME, 10:00-As8s in English; 2Ro3, o.63
negy 3i.1 m.; 7R04 ii8imeg, 15.4 m.;
7R06. 1880 meg, 1916 m.
LONDON, i0;30-Rado EewHeel; CSC, o.50
meg, 3i3m.; eSD. Ills meg, 25.5 m.;
GSL, 6.it meg, 4o.i m.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Evening Star Features

Star Flashes; Latest morning news, Monday
through Friday WhAL, II am.
Natonal Radio Forum: Public officials In
discussions on problems Of national importance,
Monday, WhAL, o:30 pm.
Science Everywhere: Presentation by pupils
Of elementary school science depatmnis,
WhAl, thursday al il:05 am. The final
program.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
RADIO NETWORK PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR THE COMING WE

Refer programs published daily last-nue changes
stings; notes features of outstanding
presentations and foreign ShotDape neUS, Uariety and
| musical periods.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

hard on Kelly's bonds. his thin
shoulders convulsing mirthfully.
Sherr Signs Papers.
John O'Dain strobe to the desk at
the far end of the room. He picked
up thick sheaf of papers. He
fllcked over few, secured the one
he wanted. He walked toward
Sherr.
You will sign these, please?" he
asked quietly.
Don't, Sherr!" Kelly cried out.
Sherr looked at him. Crouch had
moved to his side. Shall deco
rate him, boss?" The thug lifted
his gun above Kelly's face.
John ODian asked ominously,
Have you ever seen a man pistol
whipped, Sherr?" Sherr shuddered
as she looked at the huge hairy
arms of Crouch.
Free my hand" she said quietly,
I'll sign anything"
John O'D an stood tanning the
ink OH the signature. Then he
looked up at Kelly. will you
oblige?"
Kelly stalled for time. He knew
that when he placed his signature
upon that paper everything would
be over He could not imagine
how they all would be killed, but
he knew that death was certain.
How can YOU gain anything from
forcing us to sign?" Kelly asked
quietly.
This document gives me abso-
lutte power to sell the ODian stocks
as I see fit. AS you know, I need
the money to cover certain losses
that l have recently suffered. All
this will be done in orderly fashion. -
John ODian smiled grimlv down
at Kelly. And may I say. Madigan,
that admire your attempt to waste
time?"
There was no fooling this man.
Slick moved ominously toward Sherr.
The soft whisper of slowly
opening door whirled the three cap
tors around.
A FiendiSh Plan.
In the dim shadow around the
door. George Gregory stood silently
watching the tableauX. His face
was CHASTITY yellow. his eyes were
wide and staring. as though he had
just witnessed horrible tragedy.
What are you doing?" His voice
cracked in fear.
MY dear Gregory" John ODian's
voice was oiled smoothness, I'm
completing our business transac-
ton"
Gregory pulled up short. His eyes
we're staring at the black automatic
You've forced them to sign before
witnesses 1t won't be any good"
John O'Dian said levelly. as
though instructing a child. There
Evening star., 1941-01-28

hard on Kelly's bonds. his thin
shoulders convulsing mirthfully.
Evening star., 1941-01-28
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

No rent to pay! No one to fear, so
long as the fortress is tightly locked!
This is why the common box turtle
is said to be most favored reptile,
having full protection from harm.
But this box turtle sometimes is too
fond of feasting. Then it is unable
to close its home against foes: This
state of obesity is very laughable to
those who have made pets of these
friendly occupants of our vegetable
garden or berry patch. The folds of
flesh are squeezed very tight, while
the turtle tries with might and main
to withdraw from the world when
he feels dangers threaten.
The box turtle does have few nat
ural foes. Man heads the list and
large birds with sharp claws, like
the eagle, can open the fortress if
they wish to do so.
The turtle has muscles Of great
strength. which close the plastron
so effectively that it is indeed al
most impossible to pry the upper
and lower shell open.
This reptile is strictly a land
dweller, with habits quite similar
to those Of true tortoises. 1t loves
to 60 places and it does not take
the trouble to have a permanent
Evening star., 1941-01-28

and it is fun to watch how care
fully he peeps out to see If all is well
The eggs of this turtle are covered
with a hard, thin shell. They are
carefully buried In soft ground or
hidden under q pile Of leaves. 1t is
very seldom that you find either the
eggs or the baby turtles.
During the winter the turtle is
fast asleep in the soft earth, not far
from his happy hunting grounds Of
the summer. Backing into his win
ter quarters by making those strong
hind legs of his act as a digging
machine, the box turtle kept digging
until the soft ground covered him
well beyond the danger of frost,
about 2 feet below the surface, If
exposure to wind and snow made
this depth necessary.
Our common box turtle is not So
stupid after all When he enters
his dugout for the winter he has
an abundance of fat piled all over
his body as reserve and upon this
he will draw until spring rolls
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your Kidneys contain II miles
Of tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime
many people have to get up nights. Don't
NEGLECT this condition and lose valuable, rest
full sleep.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain r your blood it
may also cause nagging hackache, rheumatic
pains. leg pains, loss of pep and energy.
swelling, puthness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness.
Don't wait Ask your DRUGGIST for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 20
years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles of kidney tubes flush out poison-
Gus waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

won't be any witnesses. Gregory"
You mean to murder? I'll have
no part in it! No part! D. you
hear?" He leaped toward John
ODian.
Crouch! Slick"
Crouch was nearer. He waddled
swiftly forward, his arms descended.
Kelly heard the dull crunch of the
revolver butt on Gregory's head,
saw the mans legs fold under him
as he sprawled to the floor. watched,
sickened. as the blood trickled down
his square jaw. Sherr's startled
cry swung Kelly's head around. She
was staring helplessly at him, and
now full realization of their fate
was written in the lines of her face.
Take him upstairs, Crouch. He'll
come around later and perhaps lis
ten to reason. If not >" John
O'Dian shrugged. He turned to
Kelly. Now, Madigan. You'll please
sign"
1t was done and John ODian
could afford to stand in the center
of the room and silently gloat.
Now" he said, II am going to ac-
complish what all of you think is
impossible, by means of a simple
little scheme that I pride myself
upon. You are all going to be in a
little accident An airplane accident
and, yes, it will be fatal The morn
ing papers will scream the head
lines. I shall be properly sorry.
but I shall also supply the infor-
nation that all four of you decided
to take little joyride much against
my wishes. 1 shall be forced to tell
that little lie" He spread his hands
deprecatingly. But We must waste
no more time"
tCopyrifht, l941, Chicago Daily News. IncD
Concluded tomorrow-The night
mare fight.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

Hurry up" called John O'Dian
Il can't get this gate locked, y
Slick answered
Never mind that. Get back in
here and drive"
Slick reappeared and slid behind
the wheel The car jerked forward
gravel spuming against the tenders
John ODlan walked swiftly up
the stone stairs of the huge, white
mansion. He opened the door
snapped on the lights. Without
pausing, he strobe down the long
hall, motioning his four captives to
follow He showed them into the
huge, book-lined library.
sit down, all of you" he directed
Sherr looked steadily at him
Uncle" she pleaded, cant you
forget this wild scheme?" Her voice
was fearful.
Sorry, my dear. but your hasty
marriage forced all this"
so that's it" Edna Mannon ex-
claimed. Her voice irritated John
ODian. He turned savagely upon
ner. I'll trouble you to be quiet
l have not liked you from the first.
His voice was like petulant childs
You have added to my problems
that makes me impatient" He
swung around to Crouch and Slick
Tie these people up!'
Slick Anthony grinned evilly;
yellow teeth protruding sickeningly
You're in line for it now, pal" His
lips oiled the words. He yanked
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Natures Children
Common Box Turtle
(Cistudo carOlina)

purrow. Why should he bother?
He can dwell in peace and safety by
closing his doors, day or night. OF
course, recently, with cars travelling
at such speed and no traffic light
to stop them when the box turtle
feels an urge to cross the road, life
Is complicated and hazardous for
the creature of slow habits And
sometimes fatalities are witnessed
on country roads.
These little turtles live to a great
Evening star., 1941-01-28
Diving Effects to Be Topic

1t. Albert r. Behnke. jr., naval
medical expert on diving effects.
will be the speaker at the next
monthly meeting of medical and
dental officers of the Navy here.
The meeting will be held at pm.
Monday in the Naval Medical Gen.
ter, Capt. Dallas G.. Sutton, COM
manding officer of the Naval Medi-
cal School, announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-01-28

old age. They are regular custom
ers in your tomato patch and your
strawberry and raspberry garden.
They bury their faces in luscious
tomatoes and spend most of the
day in this position. The berry
patch is another place in which thev
love to establish themselves through
this season
Those that have lived long in a
garden pay little heed to your pres
ence, for they apparently have some
way of recognizing you.
Upon too close an approach the
turtle will close his doors with a hiss
Evening star., 1941-01-28

Concluded tomorrow-The night
mare fight.