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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Sally Sessions
Wins Net Title

Sally Sessions, IS. University Of
Michigan freshman. is the new
Michigan State Open junior girls
tennis champion today as the re-
suit Of her 6-3. 81 victory over
Renetta Onishuk of Hamtramck
IN the finals OF the matches held
at klngswood School in Bloom
field Hills yesterday.
Seeded No. l. Sally was dubious
throughout the tournament that
she would he able 10 deserve the
high rank. After her tough quar-
tcr-final match with Renetta 5
twin sister, Rita, Miss Sessions re-
marked:
This being top seeded Is too
trying on the nerves. I would
rather he third or fourth and do
the upsetting than be upset"
Before meeting Renetta in the
final. Sally had 10 beat Jane
Golata, also Of Hamtramck. in the
Semifinal. 81, Ga. Rcnetta de-
feated Shirley Davidson Of Kings
wood in tough three-set semi.
final. l-6 6-1. Cd.
This isn't the first tournament
Sally has won. She captured the
Michigan State women's novice
tournament in Detroit in 1899 and
has held the MuSkeCon and Uni
VerSity Of Michigan women'S
championships
MIC HIGA> STATE JUNIOR GIRLS
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Ares. 1919
SeuifiuAls- Sally Sessions u ~ VI
defeated Jane GolAta Hamtramck 81
e.4 Renetta Onishuk Hamtramck Dc
fested Shirley Davidson Kingswood is
! 6.i 6-f.
Final sally Sessions u ~ NJ defeate-
Re0etta Onishuk Hamtramck 80 81
for the Michigan state junior girls tennis
cnampiOuship
GIRLS TOURNAMENT
ages Indrr lSi
Final Anne Fletcher. Crosse Point,
Country DAY defeated Flizsbeth Paterson
Sacred Hear SIS, So, for the girls
Championship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
MAY PROVE COSTLY

A defeat al this stage is a seri-
Gus matter since only two more
matches remain for the teams IN
the Sunday division. This is espe-
cially true Of Tam's No. l team,
Huffords pride and Joy, because
of the fast pace West Shore IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
West Shore Beats
Tam To Seize Lead
Nv NJ. F.. DRUKENBROD

Ray Hufford, manager of Tam
O Shanter Country Club. is A dis
appointed fellow today. so much
so he's contemplating jumping into
lake. II must be a big lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

EBBIE GoODFELIow Red Wing star home from Florida
follow the
in tournaments Figures will keep the
hockey
CLARENCE PINKSTON, swimming coach OF the Detroit A
lec Club thinks Bill Smiths performance In breaking Jack Meca
outstanding
decade Smith 16year-od sensation from Hawaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Major League Leaders
~ International News service
HON FRS
.

HDMFPS
Yesterdays homers - lombard. Reds
Novikoh cubs Ettsn. Phillies Reiser.
Dodgers Young Gianie; Early Senators
Keller. Yankees. York, Croucher. Tigers
Heath lndiaps
Leaders: National League -- OFT New
York, 10. Csmilli Brooklyn. q. Nicholson.
Chicago. and + Mccormick. Cincinnati. s.
American League -- York. Detroit, and
Heath Cleveland each Gordon and
Keller. New York and Johnson and Hayes,
Hhnadelnhia each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
X. Of c. Drops First Game

MT. PLEASANT. May 26-M..
Peasants Knights Of Columbus
dropped It's initial ball game of
the season, Gladwin winning, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Shots lett hJm in superb physical
condition. But. alas! The master
putter lost his putting touch.
Even took four on the eighth
green on one round. He tied for
fourth and always will believe he
would have won had he been
putting.
Tho golf bag Of RAY LAME,
West Shore amateur. bears the
autograph Of more than 200 golf
ers, including most of the stars.
He began collecting them two
years ago. Ray Mangrum, the
WaS tho first IN mt his ngnnp on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
It's Sandy Boot in 9Th at Belmont

friends of the late Judge Bob Sage who have
to finish out the job of the sports enterprise
he started and call it Sage Field
Johnson exheavyweight king slated to open night
club in Detroit
Here's walk around money for you Climb aboard SANDY
eighth Belmont today And don't didn't tell
YOU
Legs NAV 60 bad hitter always hitter Paul
Waner is hitting he has played this season
PREDICTIONS of the upcomng young golfers IN the
district young Nadeau Of the Times credit manager
Already his dad who mean shucks OF golfer
take on the Arthur Duffy plan.
If il wasn't his off the tees jim Thomson wouldn't
invited big His really has
gone from champagne to ashes.
of those who discussing the blow Joe Louis is
supposed have the bell in the sixth round Friday night
Washington might remember this Joe has been oued heeled
bued and roughed plenty of fights HE NEVER SQUAWKED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
NAGLICH HAS -

Johnny Naglich of West Shore
was right on Stewards heels with
"a in winning two and half
points in his jouSt with Chuck
Egleston. Alex Dempster Of Tam
came through with a rs 10 shut
out Steve WySocki and enable him
and Chuck TO split the best ball
points.
Jimmy Meningitis 81 was low
as BrooklandS, playing at home
won from Plum Hollow No. ,,
l9ia-7i2.
Both. Huron Hills and Barton
Hills won yesterday and share the
lead in the Pathways group. They
have played one fewer matches
than the other teams. however.
Huron Hills nosed out Glen Oaks,
1412-12k. Barton Hills defeated
Birmingham. l7ia-9i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Follows Father

Billy DeVorP, auto racer, is a
son Of the late Earl DeVore,
veteran driver who was lost IN
the sinking OF the S S. VeStriS in
1923.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago r Root and George
Cincinnati o-Derrineer and LON
Brooklyn & wyatt rs W -
Davis and Owen
Philadelphia 10 2--Grissom. Pearson
and Warren
New York slt 1t Melton, Lohrman
and banning
Boston sullivan. Errick-
son. Johnson
Posedel Javery
and Berries. Mast,
Gremp.
ST. Louis e 10 2-tGumbert 1anier.
n u ch nso n
white and Man
ciISo.
Pittsburgh IS o. iWikie. sewell and
Lopez,
Second game
81. Louis al tKrist Lsnisr and
Pittsburgh 3 IL l-:Klnser, 'Rauers
b HeintIellman and
Raker.
Winning. pitcher .Losing pitcher.
TODAYs GAMES
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Chicago at 81 LOUIS
Pittsburgh AZ Cincinnati fnighO.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Chip Sails at Scratch
Vance's Sloop Leads in Trials Ouer Weekend
in New Handicap Class in Races
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

Joe Vance's 30-square meter
sloop, Chip, will be the scratch
boat of the open handicap class
feet in the Detroit Yacht Clubs
Decoration Day regatta Friday
This was determined in the
series OF three races held over the
weekend in which the nine boats
which sailed at various times ran
into every kind of weather from
virtual drift on Saturday TO a
lively 25-mile wind which hit up
to 30 at times Sunday.
In getting the rating OF scratch
boat Chip led Ralph .Terbille's
Fantasia. converted 22-Square
meter sloop around the course in
both of Sundays races.
The handicaps OF the boats are
as follows:
Chip. Joe Vance 900
Fantasia. Ralph Terrible :05.O
S. S. Marian. Dexter Ferry :08.5
Empty Bot Too, John
Eisold 1873
Chica. w. F.. Wetering :l9
Maracon, Cal Sutton 1919
Dearborn, Bill Pratt :22.3
Peggy, Joe McFarlane ASS
Connie. Dick Hill :4S.3
In arriving AT the handicaps
performance alone was counted
with the average time acting as
the standard whether a boat sailed
one, two or all three races.
HOW 1T GOES
In the above handicaps II Chip
sailed a race in 100 minutes she
would have 10 allow Fantasia a
half minute. while the s. S. Marian
lWOuld be given R.6 minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Copyright BY Detroit Ilm.. All tIshh r,,,N.e

setting. II heads the Tees group
with three victories. BrooklandS
and Pine Lake are tied with Tam
No. / for the next position.
Tam'S seconds share the lead IN
the Greens group with Monroe
and Twin Beach.
While Steve PtaSkieWicz and
Paul Sukenik. playing IN the final
fourSome. put West Shore over
the hump by grabbing all nine
points from their Tam O. Shanter
opponents. the Downriver players
themselves rate Lew GenSert their
No. | hero, even though he dropped
all three points TO Drew EGleSton.
GcnSert holed IN uphill putt Of
for birdie 3 on the
ninth 10 gain him and Steve
Shuryan an unexpected point on
the best ball Harold Stewart.
whose 73 was low for the day. and
EgleSton took the other eight
points from their West Shore OPP
ponentS. But that didn't matter.
The one GenSert picked up with
his fine putt in the end meant
victory for his team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

WALTER trained only commemorative 1924
AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
PEOPLE IN SPORTS

STAN KOwAI, Michigan golfer who driving
the National Collegiate Summer with 307yad wallor
has changed his stance from open TO a square
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
M. @. A. Standings
FASTERN SECTION
WESTERN SECTIoS

Redfort has usd to matches and loci
Alpine and Birch HNs have tied one each
NORIHLRN SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Winning pitcher .Iosing pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT At Cleveland.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
The golf bag Of RAY LAME,
EBBIE GOODFELLOM

r. vas the ms to put his name on IA bag
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Tlv MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Stan Writer

0lets of food have special sig. nlflcanee this year. Particularly breads with new Aavors, freshly baked and delivered to c feighhor carly Christmas morning with . cArd, ''our warmest greetings" tied on with brilliant ribbon,
 ORANGE SUGAR TWISTS
 About 2 Dozen Yieldl
 Two cakes compressed yeast, is4 cup iukewartn water, 1 cup milk, i-4 cup butter or margarine, l-2 cup sugar, teaspoon salt, 2 eggs beaten; about 5 cups sifted enriched -four.
 Soften yeast In lukewarm water Scala milk. Add butter, sugar, and aalt. Cool to lukewarm. Add flour to make . thick batter. Add yeast, and eRgs. Beat well. Add enough more -four to make Q soft dough.
 Turn out on lightly fioured board and knead until satlny. Place in exeased bowl, cover and let rise until iuuhisd in bulk. When light, punch down. Pinch oh portions of dough and roll under hand to i-2 irch thickness and 6 inches in length Fold, roll back on Itself. twisting ends around each other. Pinch ends together to seal. Let rise until doubled in bulk. Roll in orange sugar just before baking. Bake in moderate oven (STBe ID % to 26 minutes.
 ORANGE SUGAR
 One cup granulated sugar grated Rlnd Of 1 orange.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
2 MODERN MENUS
Ideal Christmas Morning Gift Is Hot Bread n

Mix oil together and lot stand in tightly closed jar several hours or over night.
 Here's q delicious and wholesome breakfast bread. It will make c per. feet Christiaas morning surprise for your frler dly nelghbor.
 WALNUT BREAD
 One-hals cup shortening, la cup sugar, 2 eggs. beaten; l i-2 cups bran, 1 cup milk, 1 cup enriched flour, l.2 cup yellow corn meal, i-2 teaspoon salt. 3 teaspoons baking powder, i-2 cup broken walnut ker- nels.
 Cream shortening and sugar: add eggs and beat thoroughly. Coni- blne bran and milk and allow to stand until milk is absorbed. Then add this to sugar mixture. @ift together remaining dry ingredients mad fold into first mixture along with nuts. Fill einch layer pan and bake in hot oven (400e F.) for 2b to 90 Tslinutes.s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

an, wife, and hU1As AAALIEAE mother the younger woman car learn a lot.
 As she gets to know her better she will realize that the capable poised woman of fifty who seefn' to take life In her stride and to be afraid of nothing was once as young and Inexperienced as she.
 With that realization the young wife is apt to become less jittery about her own efforts to make . comfortable home for her husband take good care of her children, and make q place for her family so- cially.
 Studying the older woman, the younger one will also pick Up many tricks to simplify her life. For instance, sheW probably sec that the reason Mrs. Older Woman entertains SO effortlessly - appar- cntly-is because she begins her preparations for Q party several days in advance, and leaves noth- lpg to the last moment that can be done sooner.
 She'll also see that the reason Mrs. o. W. always seems so at ease is that she has learned how foolish It Is to try to present perfect front to the world. She offers her friends, old and new alike, the best that she has to ofger--aYid trusts them to appreciate it, without criticism.
 She may even learn that the older woman'g marriage, which seems such a happy one, has had It's ups and downs, and that 1t worked out well because the woman was determined that it should.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
TINY FROCK HAS WESKIT EFFECT
PATTERN ANl


 Your little girl loves trim, tailored clothes - Clalre Tilden aoves to de- sign them just for heyI Pattern 40i has Q smart weskit-effect achieved by the pointed bodice panel in the front. To bring out the design, make the weskit of contrast togeth- CT with the collar and sleevebands. as shown in the lower figure. Pique would look adorable on Q plaid ging- ham dress. The plaid will also acc cent the bias cut of the center front panel in the skirt. 4 dress all Of one fabric is Q smart choice too omit the sleeve bands, or make the sleeves long instead. A third ver- sion may create bolero effect by making the sleeves, the curving side bodice sections, and the back bodice all of a different color. You'll enjoy making this versatile design with the help of the stepsby-step Sewing Guidel It's such . wearaDle frock your little daughter will beg for afi- other !. why not make one in washable cotton as an extra play frock. with gaiiy colored ric-rac edg- ing?
 Pattern 4e1 is cut In children's sizes 3, {, 6. 8 and 10. Size 6. lower figure. requires 1 3-4 yards 35 inch fabric and 3-e yard contrast: upper figure, 3-4 yards 35 inch fabric, l-2 yard contrast and S-A yards ric-
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS Clsc, in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY, SIZE, NAME, AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury DeEn- oerat. Pattern Department. 70 Fifth Avenue New York. N. Xs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

Today. any girl who loves cloths- and has Ideas about them may ail- at . dress design career-theFe alv wonderful new opportunities k America.
 II you don't know the steps fgom bright Idea to dress. you may teach yourself.
 You might start by sketchine your idea, using Q cardboard figure as guide; then you make . folznda- ton pattern--a piece og Hzzuslin you drnpe on 6 form.
 For the blouse, pin the csntes og the musIin to center front Og the dress form, allowing { inches above the neekline, and pin also along shoulder and under arm. Snip off excess muslin cutting along the center too, for you work on only half the figure.
 Now on this foundation pattegn work out your special design waeh COluTed thread and pins. AS you learn the lines that fiatter the fig- ure, yOu create weaTable. salable Istyiesl
 Our new 2a-page insExucllon book ! describes step by step, with clear | diagrams, how Co elEetch, drape and draft your pattern. Explains pTlur clples of daslgn, how to combine coI0rs, fabrics, Tells where Co get Jobs in designing.
 send 10c in coin for ynazr c1rs | Of rDees Designing SeIs-xaugl1ks ! to Waterbury Democrat. Home Eezv- l iee. ess sixth Ave- New York, 8. F. | Ba shrs to write plainly your name, address. and nanl0 CK instruction book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

fast the hem of her housecoat soilsq" Then, give her the brand- new short one. Most spectacular is the modest-priced rayon taffeta one, perky ca possible, and swi6hy, gay and practical. Better stores show this new-length lounging gar- raent at many price levels,
 A perfect ono for a college girl has white shirtwalSt, black velvet skirt, huge red sash. Ctherwise, Christmas lourging-wear news lS pajanaa news. Handsofiest luxury ensemble I've fsen looks just ike tie Christmas tree: brilliant green wool pajamag, very full Rt hem, and over them 6 brilliant rcd sleeve- less robe with gold belt.
 Sales people Are showing men gift shoppers "the kind men usually oh ooBe" -- traditional ostrich ' trimmed flu'fy ones--and "the kind wives always get in exchange af- tor ChTigtlnaS." Newest, prottiest of the latter are pucker-taffeta in scr. enc green or bright red and white stripes.
 She's "a young thing and can't get enough beautiful gadgct99" That calls for costume jewelry. Best-sell- ing modest piece typical Of this category is a clip ln tho shrp9 of Santa himself. The brilliant enamel figure is to Do worn alone Of with the all.year lapel ornaments.
 Real jewels also arc shown-and soid-thls year, especially ,ln use- fui articles. For instance, coffl- pacts literally paved with precious stones from South America.
 And diamonds. Como Chrlstsnas, i04i, say people in the trade, thiS stone will Do as universal Q sym. hol of defense.boomed America aS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

Iodine to prevent hair from turn- Ing gray. Have used it two years ard can't see any benefit. Our bodies are said to change every sev- en years. ought l to continue she Iodine for seven years2 (F. E.
 Axaawer-True. I recommended an Iodin Ration for everybody, but ] took pains Co express the proper GkepticlsTn in regard to its preveEst- Ing hair from turning gray. It ia nonsense to imagine the body changes every seven years te changes every seven minutes, hours, days, weeks, years and decades, as fer as change is concerned. Any oEe who takes the iodln ration shouid 90 on taking it for llfe-as one continues throughout life tak-, ing food and water. Send stamped envelope bearing your address, for instructions for Taking an fodin Ration,1 and ask for pamphlet, Care Of the Hair" (copyTight isti. John r. Dlils Co,>
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
True t0 Type
Ask YOURSELF BEFORE YoU BklY.
 WHAT KIND OF A PERSON IS SHEEP

she livss for nlothes or she swsars out @ many in that of- flces9
 Eyerythlng from hAndkerchlefs 70 umbrellas Ss here again and M fresh glory.
 SILK HOSE ARE
 A GOOD STANDBY
 asilk stocking WArdfo" come in Q beli-saped package; there's . different weight hose for morning, afternoon and evening wear. All- nylons are plentiful ct tho moment too. Gloves nrA many eolored and fall of surprisea, such As Merry FEulla stunning gauntlet with Q cut alk Co show her watch through Q cfocheted hood. The tax On lenth- ar inspires a spakfy, 9le1ak siHed Was ter proosod overnight case, and hundreds ck lovely blesseoiy soft, biz handbags.
 For the shopper who can afford lt this inst time. ElAre arc brilliant leather and alligator pouches. en- veiopes and purB0s.
 Something tO hold an her hand Is very much in order for the Rlamor- woman too, this year, pOco- thy Wright Dlebes designs formal lags for double duty, day-tlme and evening, iu fabrics of the feel and color you'd expect only in tho ana clent Chinese or Peruvian OF Ccptic flnery that inspired them.
 Exquisitely beaded purses are handninde on jewe.er's frames. Ulti- mate expression of the snali thing for the woman "wEo knows and loves fine thingsv is . huge purse of finest Eastern mink. It's NOT for the budget-mlndedI M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
THE WOMEN m
 Elderly Women Are Schools For Wise Young Housewives
(FFom saks Fifth Avenue, New ycrk).

There Is no end to the things c young, inexperienced wife and mother can learn from an older woman who had enough sense, Judgment, and kindliness to lick her troubles as they come along.
 And the younger wunian won't be taking ail--and giving nothing in return. For as wemen grow older they value the friendship of the young. It helps to keep them young themselves. So what the eager young woman and the successful older one have to offer each other is about afi even swap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
WATERTOlFN BOYS
 JOIN AIR CORPS

Two young men from Watertown have been inducted into the U. &. army air corps after successful ape plicatlon for enlistment at the Wa terbury army recruiting station. The new recruits are Gordon B. Palmer, 21, of 70 Litchfleld road. son of Raymond Palmer, and James M Mcintyre, 24. of M'ddlebury road, son Of Irving Mcintyre. oBln boys have been accepted at Hartford, and viii be stationed ct the army air base at Wichita Ealls. Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
Household Hints = WCNL4lVsS RE4LDI# Latest Styles
Keep Women's Christmas Gifts
Bx MARGUERITE YOUNG MIA Service Stan Wrller

Now YorRaBue what kind Of riendwhat kind of woman s shopping asked the Christmas gift shopper The customer said: "shes smart" sAttD,
 course bridge playerq
 
 orammed deck once monthp" pace eitherD eoh type Eag counselor week. coiapsas dinner bed Look fsgsAf 8 sM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

cessful the wons an who has ai- ready accom-. piish cd the things she wants to accomplish herself an q who is the kind of person she would like to become.
 By studying an elder v n g 2 who has made good ct the job of being Q wonl-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
ToAaoRRows MENU

BREAKFAST: Pineapple and grape juice oatmeal, walnut bread, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Steamed dried lima beans. whole-wheat toast, stewed fruit, cookies, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Veal pot pie, with vegetables, buttered t,irnips, cole slaw, cranberry pie, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
RY RUTH MTLLETT

Every young, inexperienced wife ought to make 1t point to get to know really well the inost sueceas- fui older woman Of her community or social group
 The Young WifA will count aS aues
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10

was tho silk shirt of World War I days. For one thing, department stores are showing modest-priced diamonds; golden bow-knots with . diamond center; sweetheart" sets of engagement and wedding rings which Q thrifty soldier can afford. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
 FOR HOME LOVERS
 She "does love her homeP"
 There's Q special reason, then, for giving household furnishlnga this year. They'll be harder and hard- CT to get ag priorltles press on in consumefS' goods. Right now, there arc new pieces made for Christ mas. Flucrescent lamps are gtfeanl. lined. Coffee tables of moderate price are done iFi lacquer to match any color iIi her house.
 Pressure cookers have flexible, eaBy-to-hRndle tops, A mahogany telephone stand hooks on the wal, and holds Ihone and book in q neat shelf. Tngtead of disappearing cah- lrets, the new cocktail table has An appearing winesheif: it comes up from the rectangular coffee-table- he ght piece.
 For distinguished homes. William Paihmann designs . wool rug in the cerise, brown, orange, red and green stripes seen in . Peruvian poncho. Victorian pieces are new. Nina Wolf designs three-legged side tables with q Victorian pincushion top made of beaded velvet, also Elir- TOTS in beaded frames and beau- tifully anachronistic beaded what- not for the inside of a cioset.
 There arc beautiful new repfo- auctions of early American glass. ware everywhere, and handsome Iron ornaments - for instance, a pure white iron rooster to stand on her hearth or in her garden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-10
STRETCHING EXERCISE RLENDERIZTNG WAIST

A land rush, participated in by hundreds of riders, wagons and early vintage vehicles of every de- scription, is the spectacular action climax of Tim Holt's new RKO Ra- dio western, Land of the Open Range"