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Evening star., 1941-12-22
Pitts Foot Ball Upset Foham Voted Supreme Sports Surprise Of Year
Lions, Eagles Still Dark Horses
In Keen Hockey League Races
Spurts Would Put D. c. Teams in Thick
Of American, Eastern Title Running

Washngtons hockey teams which have discovered the
rapid their respective paused for well
abbreviated Both hoping muster efec
thus what exciting stretch drives
the Atlantic City Gus and
River already futile outfits
Evening star., 1941-12-22
Hockey Statistics
Eastern Division.

Results YESTERDAY.
Washington, 4: Pittsburgh, 3.
Providence. z: Philadelphia, 5.
Springfield, 4; New Haven, /.
Buffalo. 2, Cleveland. /.
Hershey, 3: Indianapolis, 2.
Evening star., 1941-12-22
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Washington, 3; New York. 2.
Boston, 3; Jersey Skeeters, l..
Baltimore, 10; Atlantic City, 4.
Evening star., 1941-12-22

Results Yesterday.
Toronto, 8: Chicago, O.
New York, A Montreal, 8 l0yertime}.
Detroit, Q; Boston. 3 Overtime, tie).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
WhenSW0rdfiShM eetSShark

reached for IL The shark had re-
turned but his advance was checked
10y huge swordfish Hastily hitting IN
his Dream. Doughty and his shipmates
watched the terrific battle that now
followed and held them speHbound by
its feroCity.
The swordfsh punctured the shark
time and time again and the water
redeemed with blood Bat the latter
ripped great chunks from his cnemys
side and both fish gradually grew
weaker suddenly with "a last mad
rally the sWordnsh plunged IT'S weapon
clear through tho shark near lis head
II was so exhausted IL could not with
draw It's sword bat before both fishes
sank 20 their death Doughty seized a
harpoon and mbedded the lny-iron
firmly in the swordfishs back
Victor and vanquished were soon
drawn 20 the side where a lance speed
lily ended their lives They were hoisted
aboard together actually joined by the
sword. Although both carcasses were
more or less mutilated they had a GER
tain market value and were stored IN
the hold with other fish
When the boat reached port and the
fishermen told their story they had the
evidence 10 back up their tall tale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
TheH0ffeSf Man on Earth

with dried cow dung the local fuel
and anyone who goes near finds the
heat so intense that it is impossible 10
get within several yards Of the stoical
native
In addition TO his fiery ordeal, the
man is under a vow of silence, and for
more than ten years has spoken TO no
one. This extraordinary devotee lives
on the scanty food provided by the
aims Of pious Hindu visitors. who con-
slider it a religious duty 10 make some
trifling offering which they place in
receptacle not too near the four-square
flames,
The FaI<ir sits All Day in the Broiling
sun Surrounded by -Four Blazing Fires
That Make II Impossible for Spectators
10 Get Near Him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

A AMY of the natives living at
M Gem Lake, near Mount Abu, in
hVh India, carry religious fanaticism
TO the extreme one Hindu ascetic
constantly inflicts upon himself ter
ible self-torture The man may be
seen any day sitting between four fires,
and he has lived thus for 80 years,
performing his remarkable penance in
fulfillment Of some unknown vow TO
his Creator
His self-inflicted punishment consists
in sitting. nude inside the small square
made by four raging fires, with the sun
glazing down upon his bare flesh, The
noonday suns rays alone, in this re-
gion are hot enough to nearly roast
the average European, but the addition
of the fires makes the Indians position
a vCritablc inferno. The fires arc fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

~WORDFISHERMEN returning 90
Boston from Georges Bank have
~ many strange tales 10 relate Job
Doughty, who is on the Early Dawn
this season. said that one day n was
too foggy on the banks 70 swordfish so
he volunteered 10 handline a few fish
for the cook He baited a hook with
a chunk Of recently caught sWordfish
and dropped II over the side
He soon had a rousing bite and began
hauling in. Suddenly he felt tremors
and his prize offered less resistance.
When he got it 10 the surface il was
nothing but the big head Of a goldfish
a dogfish had picked it clean as IT was
coming out OF the depths Doughty
swore and tried IL again.
This time he brought mp an ugly
looking dogfish Holding the creature
Just on the surface he reached for
stout club called killer 40 fisher
man wants TO take live dogfish
aboard Just then a long white object
shot alongside gobbled the dogfish at
one gulp and vanished It was a mon
ster shark Some Of the crew urged
Doughty TO try again while they got
a harpoon in case the shark should re-
turn So the fisherman did
His next catch was a big red Dream
or rosefish, frequently taken by the
otter or beam trawlers, but seldom on
a handlne Before he could lift it out
OF the water two flashing monsters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

" bumhcrs a N fighters for
Uncle Sans growing air armada, the
high officers OF the Army's Signal
Corps which has hundreds of mes
,aEc-c8rrying homnc pigeons on its
,olcs are thinking seriously of press
T- another TYPO " wTrtITd into scr
Fl.c
Possibly this radical move was in
eprcd by tie recent announcement
that Tho ancient AIT of falconry hunt
ne with hawks has been outlawed in
The British Isles because the long
winged natural born dive bombehs
have been hltzkrieging some of the
British Armys best military pigeons
These pigeons had the important Job
az carrying messages between British
planes over the Invasion Coast. Ger
many and Scandinavia and Raj flying
fields Do England
Anyway. the officers Of Uncle Sans
Signal Corps who arc the bosses of
'hc worlds only night-flying homing
pigeons are seriously considering the
use Of hawks and possibly few
eagles 10 knock down the homing
ElAtiItN W Oh III fhAiAtS 'Ai'lltN ~ tiilN
when he attempts TO fight American
Democracy on its home grounds.
IN the falcon family are such capable
killers as the peregrine which Amerl-
cans call the duck nawk, the sparrow
hawk and goshawk The duck hawk IS
fairly common and can be successfully
trained IN the Old sport Of faleeRfy
The photographs on this page were
taken in New York City's world
famous Bronx Zoo They show the
mancuvers of an eagle that has been
trained in the ways Of falconry. The
chances that this bird will be enlisted
in Uncle Sans pursuit squadron of
warbirds is unlikely, however because
the duck hawk and the sparrow hawk
are lighter and faster in the air. Most
eagles although they sometimes attack
their prey high above ground, prefer
swooping down on their victims and
killing them on the ground,
The Bronx Zoo eagle does however
60 through most of the motions Of the
hunting falcon and wears the tradi-
tional hood which keeps such Nightly
Ing stalkers in the dark except when
they are in their coop or on the job.
The gear on this birds legs is called,
in the parlance Of falconry "jesses
II keeps the bird captive until the
faleoner= is ready to release 1t.
If Uncle Sam does form a squadron
Of honest-to-goodnes warbirds if
they are ever used against enemy hon.
ing pigeons--there will be some dra-
matte sided dogfights in the air
A well-trained duck hawk dives with
surprising speed and strikes its quarry
with a half-clenched talon usually kill
ing it with a single knockout blow
high above the ground
The hawk may swing in a great
circle and catch its victim in its talons
before the dead bird has time to hit
the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

The Same
Potential War
Bird Wears
"JesSeS" on Its
Legs 80 That It
Can't Get
Away from Its
Trainer for
n Peace-time
Solo Flight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

ClNTC afalrs ana inc making anu
handling Of commodities essen
tial. 10 our everyday life are
more favored than personal sell
FISH desires.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio-The outlook is pleas
ant for you now especially if-you
eXenlv allocate ynur activities
that YOU do not crowd or over
strain at any one time. Avoid
extremes, emotional upsets.
-NOE. 80 TO DEC. %
Sdgjttarius - Be content TO
watrh and listen al least when
wisdom tells you you might learn
something Of value. Don't rush
headlong into anything but step
up your output where you can.
DEC. 81 TO JAN Of
Capricovu-Avoid worry about
what or how much your returns
will be or whether you are get
ting what YOU think is your due.
Keep in mind your many bless
ings and the contcntment that
always attends work well done.
JAN. % TO FEB. On
Aqparins-Take to heart adj
-,-iee- given cARfieer Hff a ans. \ Ou,
like they, may meet with seem
inglv unnecessary obstacles or
competition but winner is
always the one who FORCES ahead.
doing his best and refusing TO
tay put.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 20
Pisecs-Today the Moon goes
ga major favorable aspect with
FoGr planet. Neptune, presaging
good fortune for your efforts.
Especially favored: maritime
and navy interests. dealings in
beverages. oils. chemicals, drugs,
Investigations, research.
A CHILD born on this day:
Conscientious. dependable. unset
Hsh. talented IN music and
probably other arts. Could be
successful as a journalist, critic,
playwright: 81 gardening; as
stylist. Could also be good
detective. Sympathetic bat very
choosey in choice Of associates.
Should avoid too much fastidi-
business.
Distributes by KING Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

fruit is very soft. then strain
through a bag and add q cup
of sugar 10 each quart Of juice.
Pour into clean. sterilized
jars. Adjust cap and process in
hot water bath for 30 minutes
at simmering temperature.
The sugar may be omitted
from this recipe and the juice
used 10 make grape jelly when
the jars are opened.
Grape Butter
4 quarts stemmed grapes
8 cups sugar
Il cup vinegar
! tablespoon ground spices
Wash. stem and squeeze
grapes to separate pulp from
skins. Put skins through food
chopper. Boil the skins 20 min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Dried Fruits

IN THE thirteenth century
pie was made Of meat With
gravy poured into and around
II. In those days vegetables
were scarce. and dried and pre-
served fruits took their place.
THESE fruits were served with a
SDlced wine sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Liqht Dessert

FOR a simple dessert after a
heavy meal, nothing tastes bet
ter than honeyed grapefruit.
Halve the grapefruit. remove
seeds and center. Chill and just
before serving center With
honey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Fancy Sandwich

TUNA FISH sandwiches are
popular with almost every one.
We found a new recipe which
makes a tuna sandwich a party
affair.
make them cut hutteEcd
white or cracked wheat bread
into rounds. Place a thin slice
OF cranberry sauce on each and
top with flaked tuna fish molS-
tened with mayonnaiSe and a
second round OF bread. Garnish
with oliveS.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

Arics--A tendency 70 hinder
ing and provocative occurrences
prevail early part of today.
Planetary aspects clear and I'M
prove ss day advances. Plan and
start your affairs carefully and
youll be more pleased with re-
turns.
APRIL sf TO MAY 90
Taufus-Not especially auspi-
cious for new ventures unless
they are mandatory. But fspil-
lar subjects and work can be
quickly carried through. Be dip
lomatic in private interests and
dealing with the opposite sex.
MAY ai/TO June II
Gemini-Your own cleverness
and ingenuity writ put you
across today. Indications are
not all rosy but II you'll be ener-
getic and acquisitiye you'll make
Roadway in your particular JOB.
Jt1NE 20 TO JULY 20
Cortcr-Avoid hasty decisions,
drastic changes in important
matters. Great care should be
exercised 10 avoid errors, mis-
Understandings and giving the
wrong impression. Remember,
we can all learn something by
listening 10 suggestions and heed
ing sound advice.
.U,HY % 70 AUGUST 70
- Leo-Natch your step TO-DAY.
END Leo Your naturally qulca
mind and tongue will need curb
It's essential that YOU think be
fore you speak or act Progro
can be made in your line.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Vjrgo-You born before Sen.
tember have a slight edge on
other Nirgoans but all Of you
will need 10 be sure, steady. cor
structive. Avoid timidity about
new matters.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Libro-Outside interests, mat
tiers concerning national and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Wednesday, September 10. 1871
SHINING House Frock
YOU ALWAYS need one more

YOU ALWAYS need one more
of those mple, tailored
dresses that take the pounds
away! Pattern 1884 by Anne
Adams depends on loneliness of
line and fabric, rather than
fussy detail.
Pattern 1884 is available in
womcn's sizes 81, SO, 3S, 40, az,
"a, as and AZ. Size SO takes ga
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
size, name, address and style
number.
Order the new Anne Adams
Pattern Book post haste"-and
be clothes-ready for the coming
season.
This brilliant Fall and Winter
edition contains gift for you
in an ACTUAL pattern for a
hat and bag set! PLUS-hun-
dreds of Original, easy-to-sew
designs for night and day. for
work and fun. for schoolgirl,
careerist, bride, matron.
War relief sewing, gift tips
and news about sllhouettes, ac-
-cessories- and cnlnrS- complete
this fashion story.
Book Is cents. Pattern -
cents. Book and pattern to-
gether, Is cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1925 Times Square, The
Detroit Times, Detroit, Mich.
Owing 10 custom regulations
for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Quick Grape Juice

Wash one cup Of perfect
grapes. Put into clean. steril-
lied quart jar; add y cup sugar.
Fill jar with boiling water. Ad-
just cap.
Process in water bath for 30
minutes at simmering tempera-
turc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Limited Supply Of Blue Concord Grapes
On Markers Ready for Canning

utes with just enough water 70
prevent stiekihg-Geek- pulp,
without water. until soft Rub
through colander to remove
seed.
Combine pulp and skins. Add
sugar. vinegar. cinnamon. cioyes
or other spices IN suit taste.
Boil until thick. Pour into hot
sterilized jars. Process 10 min
utes in hot water bath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Concord Grape Jelly

4 cups grape juice
I -etiPs-sHeaf
y bottle fruit pectln.
To prepare Juice. stem about
3 pounds OF fully ripe grapes and
crush thoroughly. Add n cup
water and bring TO boil. Cover
and let simmer 10 minutes
Place fruit in Jelly cloth or bag
and squeeze out juice.
Measure sugar and juice into
large saucepan and mix. Bring
10 boil over the hottest heat
and at once add pecun, stirring
constantly Then bring 10 a full
rolling boil and boil hard q
minute.
Remove from heat. skim and
pour quickly Paraffin hot Jelly
al once, Makes about II me-
dunn glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Grape Juice

Wash sound, ripe grapes.
Cover them with water and
heat slowly 10 simmering. Do
not boil. Cook slowly until the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
By PRUDENCE PENNY

NOW Is the time 10 make
grape jelly. The fat, blue Con-
cords are on the market In
small hand baskets and also ny
the bushel. If you've never be-
fore bought grapes for jelly,
don't let a few bright green or
slightly red ones stop you from
making a purchase. These are
lust right for using without
adding commercial pectin.
The green or slightly under
ripe grapes are higher in pectin
than those which are fully ripe.
If you like 10 use commercial
pectin. then select the fully ripe
fruit. With either the liquid or
powdered type you not only get
the full flavor but you save your
time and get yield OF hall
again more glasses. This is be-
cause the juices are not boiled
away.
When buying grapes figure
Ia 10 2 pounds OF fruit TO yield
2 cups OF juice. This with an
equal amount OF sugar added
will yield about four 6-ounce
glasses Of Jelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

MLyELJp-woodwsrh- Eliot Park Free. +
MAIL Mn Open Al Night, Humphrey
Rogsrt IN "wAGO>S ROLL At NIGHT. ="
PEOPLE ". DIR. KILDARE l.. Ayres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

huUoLVLLi Open p. NJ. Park Free.
ZONE NIGHT IN LISBON" Fred Mac
Murray. Edward q. Robinson and John
garfield frnTHE- SEA WobFs,
Get Here Before $40 and Save 1oc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Chalmers. TU. 2-O68s 4
VI iVWN Open s:15. Park Free News
ADVENTURE IN WASHINGTON" Her.
bert Marshall. 'sCATTERGOOD BAINEs.'
G.. Kibbee. CRIME CONTROL Benchley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

T0WER-I2si3 Grand Hiver. no. 1850 4
TWIN Open 645 p. NJ. Park Free.
Lionel Barrymore "PEOPLE vs.. DIR.
KILDARE" Joan Bennett Frsnchot Tons,
">HE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
IAN nVVC-yan Dyke Near Harprr

vhN DihL Open ~ Noon. Adults l5c -
4 p. NJ. Eve. zoe. Cooled. PL 1920 Fred
GINA" Plus MISSING TEN DAYS Rex
Harrison. Shorts. Last Show 10 r. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
LNDnCCND BY Frances
T1ONOOSOT L Drake
Look the Section Your Birthday Comes IN ond Find What
Your OVtQot H. According 70 the Stars,
Fnr TLnrsdaY, Scptcnlbor II.

civic affairs and the making and
handling OF commodities essen
tial. 10 our everyday life are
more favored than personal sci.
FISH desires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
crvIJIr-44si Grand River Avenue

cTANI CV-l5T07 West Warren Avenue
oihNLLl Open s;i5. Ladies' Night. Mel.
Douglas, THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING
VIM. Lundigan. A SHOT IN THE DARK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
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A apextaA aaeeEing e. ns 1mr1nun
cs4nnsy Caeptsr e sne umEsed asrs-
Sc OrrMnazation wU be he'd -
ThnFNaAy NIGHT a nHxt wNsA
6epzEmher fA q uas MsaEncarnced 81
MFA wkrreA essAes. paas4seulA
prwssdsnt e tie clAnp&er.
Al nfflcsgx And naesnnx1 err r.
cuexted ta b. IN kttNnaAzca ~ hh
u1eeHnR Is matters &c vital import
As,ne m c~rxnertk1n Nth Etsa fatxarN
ACTIVITIES q tnAa Txcup wfn b eas-
cazed
me y. q o va organised 49,
erMi uaonths a9o dHwtag tire natAon-
wb1s campaign 10 FniRs fHn11 fx Hss
ENTERTAINMENT ard aszsaanea e
noldiegx sAAioFA marines ard Oamst
CuMraunen whe are not Ia urrvtce.
The pnrpose 81 uhe urEAnsEMtaon 4
% proFida entertainment and
a-nssassxn1nt for hmse men while
Trey are ca leavs q ebeeuce frezn
their dutiea
A substantial SIM wss realised
frozn the oounty-wtda campaign TOT
carrying On this wurk and usere \
mueh 70 be accomplished sur hal
reanan all uaoas interested ~ vel
as TIE nemherA ara urged 10 ~
tend Tae meeting VII oe held 81
the PRscAguula Cc3nmuntty House
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
New Loan

tContinued Prom Pass oDsD
loarzs VIII be II months. The Legal
rate Of interest - provided f0T n
the Mississippi State Banking Lava
viii be charged. There VIII be no
exhorbitant interest charges MADE.
Inc loans ara 70 be made 70
persons who need money 70 mod
ernaxe 0r equip homes. Discount h4Ilms
by store or Office equipment meet
unexpected expenses. puehass Az
t0Enobiies, purchase ssaaonable mer-
chandise. eT for other household ow
personal needA.
Where > person Il married. -
eli be necessary fuw bon the hus-
hard and wife to sign u1e note for
TIE loan This i % give assurances
that the loan Is being made fo<
kgiIimnte purposes
Il the person borrowing TIE meuey
cannot give personal security for
ths loan, he VII - required 10 have
eo-zignera. however. the bank an
nouneed Is would not require CO.
@enaTB q Applicants who oan sxKs
eAasfaet0rY pegsunA seearity. saen
e LIE insurance.. auteazoeLs4. etc
The personal Lean DepNrtmen1
ere being established IA BON -
Paseaeoaaa and Moss Pofnt
Ssncne1 q the Pasaagouza National
Bank y : expected n the 70 81
tend the department 70 hazdle loans
O. financing purchases q eppz1-
ences new automobiles f1 6ealeu
selling theus - weu a - andfvzzzza1
purchaser
TnA i ne eeon1 department -
individual financing established =
oAe bank Hw neake tine n0w aze
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under peElsinu = sAlen re Hox-
roser ca mz06eEnlzs rs hazna.
Putting i IN terms q nzs aFazasa
aA@az4n. - P~zseAeczza hazzaza1
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financing. baf nee 4 haa opsnsa 8
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cas- a. me weed we're ssas 10 Ans
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prugecl1a Fsuit punch and cooktrs
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az Nrs. Laura Den ware.
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gAck picknun q Nos Poknt visit
ed his aunt and unclA Mim nnaiie
and n q Roberts. last weeM hefuFs
leaving for rHFkinseon where no
viii attend college this ysar.
-
Mr., and Mrs. ManAfseld gr- and
Nr. and Mra Alson ManEfieid. a.
pascagoulA. we're dinner guests Ia
TIE home ef yczne Mira Manafteids
parents. NJ. and kfrs. clsff TAgix.
On sunday.
Mr.. and Mira BRADY Pstrtck ana
Children Of TuscAloonA, Ala were
visitors q ar. and Mra. ]. Q. Har-
ris and hxr. and Mrs. William Roo
ef1 last week.
P-reparAtinns are being made IN
. bid way for Tenktn9 On Ths Old
Camp Ground" at New rrpApect this
year. q. O. and Fred Hoberts 2
rebuilding their tent VIVA Roberts
vii remosei his tsnt TO share q
with Cliff Taytor. LAurtn Ware. y.
G. Harris and families: Mr. and
Mrs. N. n. Garter VIII oceupy Part
CT A. Is. Roberts tsDt, Mfs. Myrtle
Garter Fletcher VII operate the
Public Tent again. and NJ. and
Mrs. Ryais and family Of vancieaye
have purchased Bob Havens' tent
Mira r. !. Van Horn I'll return
from Pittsburgh to attend camp
meeting. and VIII share her tent
with Mkss Doilie Roberts. Mrs.
Ivan Ramsey and daughters. Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland Ware. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rubls Rooert1 and children
and r. @. Roberts. We are pleased
70 learn that III. and Hrs. Forisn
Breland q vancleave ere confezn-
plating tenting this year.