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Evening star., 1941-05-21
Latin American Diplomats
Meet Residential Contingent.

lister and Nine Hurban. the Neither
lands Minister and Nine. LoudOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mrs
Richard Kleberg. Mrs. Stanley K
Hornbeck, Representative and Mrs
Harry Coffee, Mrs. Walter r. Tuck
ernan with her daughter, Miss
Laura Tuckerman: Col. and Mrs. NJ
Robert Guggenheim, Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brit
ten.
Thurman Arnolds Hosts
At Informal Dinner.
The Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Thurman Arnold also were
hosts yesterday, their party being a
dinner at their home in Mclean,
Va. Senator and Mrs. Joseph c.
OMahoney. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marquis ChildS were among
the guests at this informal affair.
1t. Col. and Mrs. William C.
Crane were cocktail hosts in the
afternoon as we're Mr.. and Mrs
George Boncesco.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Ewing
Thomason and Mrs. Albert Thomas,
wives of the Texas Representatives,
were hoSteSseS at breakfast party
at the Congressional Club. Assist
ing them in the dining room were
Mrs. Otis Bland, Mrs Fritz Lanham,
Mrs Luther johnson, Mrs. Robert
r Rich, Mrs. Dow w Harter, Mrs
Charles R. ClasOn and Mrs. Pete
Jarman. At the coffee table were
Mrs. Harry Coffee. Mrs. Heron
Pearson. Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin,
Mrs. John Sparkman and Mrs
Charles Leavy.
White and red peonies were used
to decorate the breakfast table, and
the party. which began at 1890
o'clock, continued until well after
the luncheon hour.
Sonora LOurzes LeOnardiOs
Gives Luncheon Party.
An interesting luncheon party to-
Gay "oo lIlot gwen Wy OCliO1 q
Lourzes Leonardios, whose guests
included Sonora Amorim do Vale,
wife of the Naval Attache of the
Brazilian Embassy; Senor de Lima,
Miss Frances Rands, Mrs. William
Johnston and Mrs. Charles Lord.
Miss Aileen Wrightson was hostess
at luncheon yesterday to honor
Miss Barbara Henning, whose mar
riage to 1t. Thomas Courtenay
O'Connell will take place June u.
Others at this party included Mrs.
William Wrightson, mother of the
hostess; Mrs. Arthur Sears Henning,
mother of the honor guest; Miss
Priscilla Wrightson. sister of the
hostess: Miss Nancy Hoskinson, Miss
Edith Pearson, Miss Clare Cotter,
Mrs. Virginia Wagner, Miss Bar
bara Boiling, Miss Julie Cahill, Miss
Mary Parker, Miss Roberta Quirk
and Miss Frances Clark.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Cuban independence Day
Observed by Large
Party at Embassy
Senor and Sonora de ConchesO
Hold First Entertainment
Since Arrival Here

The seth anniversary Cubas independence
day for the Cuban Ambassador
tanmen since their arrival in Washington
drawing with the Minister Counselor the Embassy
Baron while other members the
Although the formally
cool and into the
outside
Latin American Diplomats
Meet Residential
Diplomats the Latin American countries
the mingled residential
Hull Mrs Henry Smson Mrs Claude Wckard
Adolf
included Ambassador Fye
tander; Castillo
Ambassador
Evening star., 1941-05-21

Poison ivy symptoms appear from
within a few hours TO five days after
exposure.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Mrs. Frances Kingman Wed
To MIR. Henry Lockwood.

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Mrs. Frances Wingate
Kingman to Mr.. Henry Lockwood
which took place May in New York
City. The Rev. Ralph G Hartley
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Rev Charles James Wingate,
former assistant rector of St.
Margaret's Church, and Mrs VIM
gate The bridegroom is the son of
the late Gen. and Mrs Henry H.
Lockwood of Georgetown.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
DYED FROM NATURAL CAUSES.

DYED FROM NATURAL CAUSES.
There's a noturol and greet eouse ofoot
TO bring you q superbIy dyed squirrel
jocket for your lush moments. We
see one here in q rich, soft, silky, brown
tone o magnificent joeket. It'll
prove q Joy on cool summer evenings.
Wear it over your summer formoIs.
Toke it on your looked forword- to
voeotion. You'll impress every one
for it looks more expensive thon the
sl25.00 its price tos reods. Saks Fur
Comp $40 Twelfth Street.
Evening star., 1941-05-21
Recent
Weddings
Of Interest
1t. Wilson, Jr..
And Bride Making
Home in DAYTON

1t. Harry Preston Wilson. jr., Air
Corps, U. S. A, and Mrs. Wilson are
making their home in Dayton,
where 1t. Wilson is stationed at
Wright Field Mrs. Wilson is the
former Miss Evelyn Louise Stockton
of Kensington, Md. They were mar
ried April 6 at the Kensington
Episcopal Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Striped Paper
Smartens Room

STRIP ED WALLPAPERS
are a fashion lead in smart in
teriors this season. Just as the
vertical pin stripes in a dress or
suit slenderize your figure and
add to your height, even so the
rooms of your house may well
be tailored for trimmer lines.
Among the many stunning
untitled wallpapers now at al
most any wallpaper dealers are
a number of patterns in unusual
styles of stripes. Vertical bands
in varying widths of harmonic
ing pastels create a refreshing
change, and will make a room
appear higher and airier.
Floral and leaf motifs may
also be worked into vertical
stripes. and will add interest to
an otherwise plainly furnished
room.
If a room is small and mar
row, you can easily give it the
illusion of breadth by selecting
a untitled wallpaper of hori-
zontal lines or stripes. Such
horizontal patterns are particu-
larly appealing in the modern
streamlined kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Origin Of Ketchup
Is Interesting

WHEN YOU are pouring bit
OF ketchup over a steak or add
ing some of its scarlet spiciness
10 a stew, il is interesting to
recall the different facts that
are known about its beginning.
The story starts with the
tomato. which is the basis of
the sauce and the earliest in
formation on this fruit comes
from the sixteenth century his
tory which describes Pizarro's
discovery Of the luxurious Incan
civilization of Peru. But even
before this the spices which
enrich its flavor were being
fought for and new sea routes
by which they could be obtained
were being mapped. And here
is where the mystery comes in
the person who first thought Of
combining the spices and to-
matoes TO make the delicious
sauce remains unknown. -
The name 'ketchup' comes
from a Malay word though II
is thought to have started in
China. The English spelled it
in this manner in order TO give
il the same pronunciation as
the original sauce they were
initiating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Washington Way Of Life
Is Glamorous, Indeed
BY HELEN ROWLAND

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Would you like TO live in palace
at boarding rates? Then Washington with the
French and Egyptian embassies the one-te Papal
famous Henderson Castle and many others
All these and most of the grand old mansions here have been
converted into guest houses where they pack
charge of $3.50 to S45 month with meals
This helps solve the biggest problem Washingon-that
housing And as government worker told it leaves
War swel! Sherman didn't say Washington
boarding house town again.
THERE is big graft is I told you last week.
the shoWerracket brides
to wange kitchen shower linen shower china shower
a rousseau
BY contributed to these they were all
too deadboke to buy her wedding she
haul Why quor-and shower prospective
odegrooms who is letting himself in for matrmony and
womans bills should have something blow
freedom Or aren't you for equal rights for men?
ADD PICTURESQUE SMILES picked up Washington):
Honey he feeling higher than Georgia pine! speech
was dryer than Sunday in Washington"
New York and Hollywood of gossip coumnists;
but for the real owdown give this sweet old town. One
here and dish the dirt like shovel The
are ken-edged but they in the cattygoy with the
human tongue
and economic problems the dsraught suffering
audience here composed chiefly mink and Among
hs listeners were many notabe including young Mrs. Harold
1ckes of the glorious red hair
Nobody appeared dsraught suffering which
been pleasant surprise Mr.. Anthony But m.
OF bright day. and reflected that downtown
So what had they to suffer about?
Among the interesting things the speaker said the
following
average marriage just years and 10 months"
tor was 1t "13 years and months y
If every gentleman and every a
gentewoman in the true of the words marriage
would be happy"
talk suffering fastened to the Shore
nam Rose Room Tor lunch That's the way Of life in Washington!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

THIS LITTLE go-everywhere
dress will look refreshing and
new al each wearing For Anne
Adams has deliberately planned
Pattern 4749 with the fashion,
right but quiet details that make
such fine background for &C.
cessory change abouts. The
new, long-waisted effect is given
by an all-around hip-yoke that
squares off in front into a skirt
panel These smart squared
lines are repeated in the neck
line that looks very youthful
with the straight-across front
yoke.
Pattern 4S49 is available in
misses and women's sizes IA,
Is, 1s. 20. 80. "a 80, 3S. 40 and
A. Size Is takes 3iz yards
39-inch fabric.
Send Is cents in coins for
this Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
You'll need plenty of ward
robe variety for warm days 10
come. so order the Anne Adams
Pattern Book TODAY, It's
colorful pages show smart, indi-
vidual styles for every one
each quickly available in a
simph-to-uSe pattern. There
are morning and afternoon
prints. trim street ensembles.
play clothes, dance and gradu-
alton gowns. Fabric tips, lin
gerie and accessories wind up
this most exciting of fashion
stories-yours for Is cents.
Pattern Is cents. Book and
pattern together IS cents.
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
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troit, Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations, orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

portant at this time because
they have been chosen by the
Surplus Marketing Administra-
ton as the Food of the Week.
II you have been serving them
in the same old style, time after
time, take a peek at the nearest
cook book. You'll be surprised
at how many variations there
are and how little preparation
they take.
Here are some of our own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Food of the Week
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

HUMPTY DUMPTY-the
darling of our nursery days in
reality plays a very important
part in our daily menu planning.
We're speaking Of our old friend
the egg. Being one of the
staples of our diet it is used in
every type of food we eat
from the batter for chops to
custard pie.
Eggs are particularly i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Serve These Stars
For Tasty Snack

FOR A pleasing snack to
serve with a fruit salad or with
a cup of tea when you're relax
ing, try these cheese stars.
They'll win many praises for
their tastiness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Food OF Ihe Week
Eggs Are Among the Most Important Items
To Be Included on NutritionaI Menus


suggestions which you might
like TO try.
Asparagus SouHle
! can con d en- e d asparagus
soup
q cup sharp cheese, grated
4 eggs, separated
Combine the soup and grated
cheese and heat until cheese is
melted. Then stir in egg yolks.
one at a time. and beat well
after each addition; cool. Beat
egg whites until stiff but not
dry. Fold asparagus mixture
into beaten egg whites. Pour
into buttered casserole; then
place in pan of hot water. Bake
in slow oven 1900 degrees) for
l to IA hours. Serve imme-
diately. Serves six.
Curried Egg on Rice
3 tablespoons butter
3 tablespoons -four
! teaspoon curry powder
Ia cups milk
u teaspoon salt
p teaspoon paprika or Is tea
spoon red pepper
! cup rice, cooked
6 medium onions, boiled until
tender
6 hard cooked eggs, qaartered
or sliced
"a cup condensed tomato paste,
heated
Melt butter, add -four and
curry powder and stir until
thoroughly mixed. Add milk,
heat slowly and stir until 1t
forms a thick sauce. Add salt,
paprika or red pepper.
Place the rice as the bottom
layer in the serving dish. Put
onions on top of rice and in the
spaces between place eggs. Pour
over the curry sauce and top
with the tomato sauce.
Omelet With beetS
6 eggs
q teaspoon salt
4 teaspoon cream of tartar
IL tablespoons lemon juice
Ia tablespoons water
3 tablespoons soft brea d
crumbs
Separate eggs. beat yolks
until thick and lemon colored.
Add salt to egg whites and beat
until frothy. Add cream of tar
tar and continue beating. Slowly
add lemon juice and water,
heating meanwhile until stiff.
Fold the yolk mixture into the
white mixture and add the soft
bread crumbs.
Melt butter in a heavy To-
inch skillet pour in egg mixture
and cook slowly until pulled up
and Drowned on the bottom. 1t
will require about II minutes.
Gently place in moderate oven
1850 degrees about II minutes
until top is brown.
Cut across center Of omelet
with a knife. being careful not
10 cut all the way through Fold
over. place on a platter and
serve at once with Harvard
beets.
Stuffed Egg Salad
s hard cooked eggs
y teaspoon mustard
y teaspoon sugar
] teaspoon salt
Pepper
Paprika
! tablespoon vinegar
u tablespoon salad oil
2 tablespoons chopped ham
Lettuce
Cut eggs in half crosswise.
Remove yolks, mash. Mix mus
tard sugar, salt pepper and
paprika together well. Add
other ingredients and combine
with egg yolks. Refill whites
and place on lettuce leaves.
Garnish with stuffed olives. or
rings of green pepper. Serve
with mayonnaise. Pickles may
also be added to egg-stuffing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Cheese Stars


IA. cups sifted -four.
Il teaspoon baking soda
p teaspoon salt.
IA cup shortening.
y cup grated cheese.
q cup buttermilk.
Soft butter.
Grated cheese.
Sift flour with baking soda,
and salt. Cut in shortening. Add
grated cheese and buttermilk,
stirring quickly 10 form a soft
dough. Turn onto Toured board
and knead lightly. Roll 4 inch
thick. Spread with soft butter.
Cut into Pinch squares. Cut
each square in half, into
triangles. Cover one half with
grated cheese, place other half
on top of first, butter side down,
center points in opposite direc-
ton. Bake in hot oven (475
degrees Is minutes. Serve hot.
Yield: "a stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

cspynEs, 1871 ,, Las . Fah pr.ssee O..
heonasid. ~
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
HOppin Is Now Chief In Alaska

Alaska has been created an in dependent region (Region V1tD within the Civil AeronauticS Ad- ministration, and Marshall C. Hoppm of Takoma Park, Md, has been appointed manager. This announcement is officially made in Washington by the Ad- ministrator of Civil Aeronautics, Donald H. Connolly. Heretofore, Alaska has been operated under the jurisdiction of the Seventh CAA Region and administered from Seattle, Washington.
 For the past several years, the GAIA has been concerned with the development of aviation in Alaska said General Connol- ly. Nov the present world sit uation has thrown the llmelight on the necessity for increased construction up there if we are to take proper advantage of the Territory's strategic importance to our national defense effort
 MT. Hoppin, whose headquar- ters are at Anchorage, has been Superintendent of Airways in Al aska since 1889. In his new cap acity he will supervise the S20,- 100000 construction program now under way in the Eighth re- zion and coordinate the work of setting up a service to furnish meteorological and aircraft move ment information.
 MT. Hoppin has had wide ex- perience in the various branches of aviation, dating back to 1917 when he served with Army Air Corps. During his military ser vice he became thoroughly fam iliar with the operation and main tenance of aircraft and engines. He has been associated with civil aviation since 1928, when he en- tered the government service as AirWays Extension Superintend- ent. In tha tcapacjty he worked on the construction of some of the early airways and became familiar with air navigation thru out the industry through his con- stant association with field con struction work in several GAIA regions.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Oct. 6 - Pilot Sig Wien on his trip to the Kougarok took Father Tom Cunningham to the Springs, and Pete Wirum to Coffee Creek. On his return to Nome Gene Conner came in from Fox Bar, Jim Jellesma from Keenans, and Bob Roberts from Solomon.
 Pilot Bob Long returned from Moses Point and Koyuk with c. J. Tjernagel and B. F. Creeks from Moses Pt.
 Oct. ' - Pilot Bob Long made a trip to Lees camp and Solo, mon, returning Bob Roberts to Lees Camp A trip was also made to Council with freight.
 Pilot Lund made trip to the Kougarok with freight, taking Jim Jellesma back to Keenan, s and bringing Henry Wuhrman to Nome from Coffee Creek.
 Trips are scheduled to Council Haycock Teller and all points in the Kougarok.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
Sentenced to Two Years

The defendant, this morning, changed her plea from not guilty to guilty and waved time for sen tence which was set at two years in an institution to be designat- ed by the Attorney General of the U. s. The charge against the defendant was manslaughter aris ing from the death of her infant son.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
COURT NEWS

In the U s. District Court, Judge J. H. s. Morrison presid- ing. the drawing of the trial jury in the case of the United States versus Martha Newman was com menced Tuesday morning. By af- ternoon the venire of the Petit Jury was exhausted and spec ial venire was drawn for the case at trial. New jurors sum- moned are:
 Mrs Guy Boyd
 A D McDonald
 Carl Lindell
 PL Willett
 Charles FagerStrom
 Gunnar KasSen
 Pet KirWan
 William Beltz
 Mrs Freida Larsen
 Lester D Bronson w o Tate
 Emma Lyle
 Thomas A MacAlone
 Mrs Fred Cook
 Rose Walker
 D J Lyle
 George Bayer
 Ernest Balsiger
 Charles Durant
 Mrs Fred Bourbon
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08

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The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
.i,PnIr ACTIVITIES

On Oct. 6. Pilot Lund in the Travelair went 10 Ungalik and handled the following passen- gers: For Nome:
 Fred Jones
 Bill Jones
 Bill Odom
 Warner Johnson
 Tom Thompson
 Cecil Petigo
 Ray Haerring
 Himer Jensen For Unalakleet:
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08

A PA Electra is N22a'o awaiting favorable weather to continue on to Nome. Following are the passengers:
 For Galeaa-Bc5 Summers.
 For Nome - Mrs. A7'segn2 n. wife of a U s, Army eagiGe@r. and MT. and Mrs. ". McDonald
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
AIRWAYS NEWS
PA Activities

The Pilgrim arrived a. 9:25 a m. piloted by Capt. Ea4ley win flight engineer Moller. 200 pounds of mail was carried. The plane dep3sted at 10 an win 1000 pounds Of mail and he following passengers:
 D. R. Coleman
 M. Jorgensen
 J. SHeece
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08

Father Thomas Cunningham, s. J., was admitted to citizenship in the United States Court recent ly. The well-known churchman breaches his doctrine on Little Diomede Island during the win ter months.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
Case Against Mathew Thomas

In the U. s. District Court, Judge J. H. s Morrison presid- ing, drawing of the jury in the case of the United States versus Mathew Thomas was commenced this morning. The charge is as sault with intent to commit rape.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-08
NEWS ITEMS
HEAD OF CAA IN ALASKA MARSHAL HOPPIN ARRIVES

Marshal Hoppin, Regional head of the Civil Aeronautics Ad ministration arrived in Nome this morning in the CAA's NC-99
 Inspector Jack Jefford of the GAIA arrived Nome Monday af- ternoon with MT. Lample and Mir. Paulett of the CAA from Anchorage in rhe NC-34 and left for Kotzebue and Point Bar row this morning on a general tour of inspection. The party is staying overnight at Barrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

The plight Of his companion
mattered no whit TO the defiant
man. I was sure Of that. But II
did give him an excuse for capitu-
lation, and he used il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Adele Garrison


with much patience, and you
have exhausted the ANAL stock
have. I'm giving you my last
word.
Men, he ready with that tear
gas. 1 shall count 10 5n.- If he
hasn't put his hands through
the door on that count, throw
In the bombs. Williams, you
will attend To the handouts.
Have them ready"
Then my father began TO count
slowly. soleunly--
"One, two. three, four"
l found myself counting silently
with him, wondering how long II
would be before The bravado Of
the unwounded gangster would
break. For 30 counts there was
no sound or movement inside the
robin. But at tie count Of 81 the
voice Of the gangster with the
leg rose in scream.
For the love OF God. Fritz,
don't let 'em send that thing I'm
on me, I'll die III YOU do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

out in anguish and unwittingly
betrays the hiding place Of Kolu,
Kitty and Lii, to Thorsons guards.
The two girls crouch near the
wounded Kolu in an effort TO
escape the eyes of the guards. At
that moment, Lii hears the sound
of voices and the = boat being
beached on the shore below.
Jumping up, Lii shouts a warn
ing to Jim Jim realizes the
danger and divides Kenedy's crew
into two parties, one to make a
frontal attack. the other TO en-
circle Thorson's guards from the
rear.
Jim and his men charge up the
beach but Thorson's guards open
fire and three Of Jirn's men fall
as Jim charges on alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Besieged' Title
OF Radio Drama
T UFFY

"Besieged' is the title Of the
latest episode in The Adventures
Of Jungle Jim" to be heard over
Station WJBK at IL: 80 a. m. to-
morrow.
The Adventures OF Jungle jim
is dramatized from the full color
action pictures to be found in The
Comic Weekly. the worlds great
est comic supplement. that comes
10 you each week with your De-
troit Sunday Times.
Be sure TO hear the broadcast
over Station -MJBK,- tomorrow
kolu who has been wounded badly
and is delirious with pain, cries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Knowledg Test
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
Paul Fogarty
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

ny In. ohDA&NA H 1ONNOkLx
What city is called (a) the
Hub; (b) the Windy City: (c)
the Smoky City? 4ss
are these names used
(a) Bourbon whisky: (b) Nobel
prize; (c) Goodyear tiresy 80
3-Of what states are these tho
capitals (a) Bismarck; Dbl
Boise; (c) Tallahassee? ~.
4-Who was (a) the youngest
president: (b) the Oldest presi-
dent; (c) the first presidentf
5-What were the occupations u
these Americans (a) JaSF1es
Polk: fb) Charles Dana; fc) ,
jeremiah Dixon7 -. =
6-Whst disease ~ ts) myotfa;s
-tbl petrifsetioHs te} fneaslest >
ANSWERS on Page all
ccvyrrht 1871 ~ Kins r-sfur~s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

There vas silence for almost
q second after the outburst Of the
eangster with the shattered leg,
then the air was filled with the
ribald ctrsing from his uninjured
companion. whom my father had
trIyr-rhreafened with fear gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

the Sam Browne belt to be
designed: (1 To give the
soldier broader shoulders; (b)
10 keep the sword from trip
ping the wearer; (c) to suspend
the trousers with heater
creases.
commoner ruled Eng
land between 1919 and 1858 {?
ANSWERS on Page Az
Distributed by King Features synd. Irc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

The regulation pace in the
United States Army for quick
time is 30 inches between steps.
Suppose the order double
time" is given. how many in
cheS are added?
2-Youll need a crystal-clear
mind TO answer this one.
Specifically. what is crystal?
3-Would you expect to find a
spur track on a path used by
cowboys?
4-What geographical line passes
through the mouth Of the
Amazon River7
modern city Of the Old
World. capital of its country,
has more people under II than
in u
6-One ~ the following reasons
vas Instrumental IN caueinc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05

\ Stirring New Mystery
Novel. riddle IN RED"
starts This Sunday In Tire
American Weekly With Detroit
Sunday Times.