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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

SPRAYING PERFUME as
sures your full enjoyment of all
the subtle and captivating
qualities blended into it by the
perfumer who created it. Per-
fumes invariably are concocted
of several fragrance blended
into a distinctive overall aroma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Spray Scents

In the concentrated drop, the
more delicate of these often are
completely submerged in the
stronger odors. When sprayed,
however, the perfume is broken
up into a myriad of tiny par
ticleS and the exact overall
aroma is brought out in just the
proper degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Avian MacauIeys Gather Large Party

THE MACAULEY party. was a large and gay one
It's members included Mr.. and Mrs. Avan Macauley Sr
Mr. and Mrs Alvan Macauey Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Macauey Estelle Mary. and Kitty May Ma
cauey Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Springer of New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Winans and Mr. and Mrs. Upton
Shreve Ill.,.
The William M Packers aboard their cruiser with
the fascinating Ell Afortunado and they
accompanied by their young people William Jr. and
Suzanne.
We found Sally Walker. looking anything in
her fishing costume of red white and blue setting off
angling trip with her weekend hosts the j. W. Foeys
Or. and Jr while Mrs Foley. waited at the club
for the anglers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Present TO Enjoy Outdoor Activities

ALSO PRESENT. for the sailing and swimming.
tennis and badmnton and baseball and dancing
and golf. DR.. and Mrs. Archibald McAlpine Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Utley....
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Lynn Person Jr. aboard the Plea
H.. Mr. and Mrs. Semon Knudsen. Mrs Albert
Keen and her guests Mr. and Mrss Arthur Morgan and
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Collins -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
h n ayf E:

NEVER. NEVER has the Old Club a gsyer week
end than the which began Thursday and ended
late last evening".
There every variety Of entertainment and large
and jolly crowd to enjoy 1t ALL.
Streamned yachts waited their turns at the crowded
boat docks of the members brought large parties Of
guests and the weather Of the time. per-
feet.
Mr. and Mrs. X. T. Keller. had hardly arrived
Thursday before they climbing into their fishing
toys. angle until darkness fell.
And their program the Friday. Satur
day. and Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Many Entertained Weekend Guests

Mr.. AND MRS SAM KELLER. had as guests on the
Delsam y. Luke Hoffman. George Nordstrum.
Miss Ruby Luther. 80.
Mrs. Henry B. Joy. had weekend guests in her
cottage Mrs Rufus C. Lathrop. Mrs. John S. New
berry. and Mrs. James T. Shaw. -.
Mrs G. Ogden Ellis. hostess Mrs. Henry P.
Williams. Miss E. L. Williams. N. NJ Johns. and
Miss NJ. X. Ellis
Mrs Donald Alexander arrived with her daughters
Beatrice and Sylvia. and Mr. and Mrs w. A. P.
John had Peter Dixon. Jerry John and Tom Clark
-. in their party.
Albert F. Peck. entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam B. Lowe
And Mrs. Percy Grose accompanied by her
n-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Graham Marx. Of
Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Kern-Viger
Engagement
Announced
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

Mr.. AND MRS. OTTO KERN
announced the engagement OF
their post-deb daughter, Miss
Mary Louise, and David Viger.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan T.
Viger of Fairway drive. at a
handsomely appointed cocktail
party which they gave Sunday
at "Westview," their Bloomfield
Hills home.
The Surprise Motif was some
what lacking,-the pretty BRIDE
elect admitting that practically
every one knew about Ii.
Miss Kern, who made her de-
but at a tea back in September,
1899, wore a white dinner dress
with a dash of candy stripping
and a ruffled collar.
She attended Kingswood. you
will recall, and then went to
Boston to the Erskine School
from which she was graduated
In 1910.
Mr.. Viger, whose sister. Miss
Mary Lou, also is slated for the
altar, was graduated from De-
troit Country Day School. then
from Brown University in Provi-
dence, r. l., and finished his
studies at Harvard Law School
EDWARD MARTIN Essen.
BERG III arrived In this world
the afternoon of July 2 at
Woman's Hospital to bless his
delighted mother and dad, the
Eddie" Eisenbergs.
Mrs. Eisenberg is the former
Miss Dorothy Crane, you will
recall.
incidentally. a particularly
pleased member Of the family Is
Edward Eisenberg ST., who likes
being a grand-dad.
IN FROM military duties:
Bob Hart and Kauno Lefto,
two OF the towns dapper blades
whove been shouldering arms
for the past several weeks and
who completely devastated the
at-home girls during their brief
leave
WHEN KITTY CAREY, eld-
est of-the- Matthew Careys,
three personable young, was
hostess to the fellow members
Of her eighth grade class at the
Sacred Heart Convent, Crosse
Pointe. she stipulated the re-
freshments would be creamed
chicken and peas, please; no
more hamburgers.
So, Mrs. Carey complied, with
parental pride that her daugh-
ter was fast growing up, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Whirl Centers About Mrs. Skeletons Sister

MRS. OWEN r. SKELETONS pretty young sister and
houseguest Miss Mildred Burian of Teaneck, N J...
Caused her own little furry. OF entertaning....
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton gave cocktail party for her,.
Saturday evening in the old Cady Cottage which they
have purchased and remodeed in completely fascnat
ing way.
The wide, airy and big screened porches...
decked with armfus Of flowers dephinum and
and madonna lilies brought from the spacious gardens at
"Cour des Arbre.. the Skeletons house. In Ridge
road.
Miss Burian's becoming gown was OF British red
chiffon and lace. made very boufant..
And Mrs. Shelton her usual lovely self In white
chiffon. :. with matching cape....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

were there Tor the festive weekend aboard the
Frances H..
And with them their debutante daughter Betty
Jane. pretty and blonde
The Jacobs party augmented Saturday after
by the arrival Of LAME Wright who went UP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

ELEC XII hOAS EtS come
to our rescue not only in hot
kitchens. on picnics and in cot
tages but also when fruits and
vegetables are ready for can
ming. So II you're at home
or the lake for the Summer and
have a rooster. you can preserve
all of the full-flavored goodness
of garden fresh foods.
We should do our best TO get
the foods into the jars as soon
as possible after they come into
our kitchens at least the
same day they are purchased.
important Point
In using the electric rooster
for canning make sure that IL is
Celebrated so that the tempera-
ture will register properly. If
you are able to use IL success
fully for baking. using oven
times and temperatures, you
may know that it is working
correctly.
The same temperatures may
be used in the electric rooster
as for oven canning. This. of
course. is 275 degrees. Some
roasters are not deep enough TO
accommodate quart Jars. In this
case il is advisable TO use pints.
Hot Water Bath
II you prefer hot water bath
to the oven canning method. you
can still use your electric
rooster. The only precaution,
whether IT'S rooster or kettle,
is to see that the water covers
the tops of the jars. II will not
seep into them. AS the water
boils away, add more keep
ing it at the original level.
In putting starchy vegetables
such as peas. corn and beans
into the jars they should not be
packed tight and only to
within an inch of the top. These
vegetables expand on heating
and If packed tightly will cause
jars TO break.
Regulation Jars
For oven. electric rooster. hot
water bath or pressure cooker
regulation jars should be used.
Those in which prepared foods
have been purchased should not
be used for this purpose; they
are not specially tempered and
therefore may break when ex-
posed 10 extreme temperature
or pressure. Save these jars
for preserving those foods which
do not require processing.
There are different types OF
lids. One comes in two parts.
In using this adjust the fat top
with the sealing composition
next TO the jar. Now screw band
firmly tight, but do not use all
of your strength. Do not use a
wrench. Do not tighten after
processing simply allow TO
cool and then store.
II you use a lid with rubber,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
LID BY Frances
! lONO0OOI - Drake

Look in the Section Your Birthday Comes In and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stare,
For Tuesday, Jpiy 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Draws Happy Throne

COUZENS :. arrived with
their children -. Frank Jr.
III a mes II Mary.
Barbara. :. and Homer. -.
And their boat was a GEN.
ter Of gay activity. as al
ways.
The elder Couzens children
entertained jolly young
crowd. at dinner and dane
ing in the canoe house. on
the Fourth Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Jacobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Times,
1915 Times Square, Detrolt, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY G UlDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the Last SIX
months Of 1871.
I Was Born;
Month ........ :...... Day .....
Send l5c and Self-AddrensS
STAMPED Estslobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-07

incidentally. a particularly
pleased member of the family Is
Edward Eisenberg ST., who likes
being a grand-dad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-02
AWARD WINNERS
 TO BE HONORED
Governor to Attend Lunch. con Tomorrow; Dr. Grace
 to Give Main Address

Hartford, May 2.-Dr. Alonzo c. Grace, Commissioner of Education and chairman of the awards com mittee, will be the principal speak CT at the second annual Youth Award luncheon in the Hotel Bond tomorrow. Dr. Grace will discuss "The Dignity of Skilled Work" as 43 young men and women of rural Connecticut receive Youth Award certificates.
 Governor Robert A. Hurley will present the Youth Awards which are sponsored by the State Dee ve,opment commission. The winners were chosen for outstanding achievement, initiative and leader ship ability from more than 1000 boys and girls in Vocational Agri- culture and All Club work through out the state.
 Ava B. Woodruff of Guilford, representing the Future Farmers of America, will also speak. And 1sa- belle Sanford, of Litchfield, a Youth Award winner, will speak for the 4-H Clubs of the state.
 Tn addition to the 43 award wins ners, members of their families and many of last years award winners will attend the luncheon. This years winners will be guests of the Hart ford Baseball club at the Hartford Binghamton game later in the af- ternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-02
LIBRARY FARLEY
 HELD IN DARIEN ]
Three Local Delegates s1 Session; Bremen Hold
 Barn Dance Tonight |.
PROSPECT
Correspondent: Eileen Byrnsst
 Telephone 5-0445

Prospect, May 2.-An all-day meeting of the Connecticut Library Association at the Wee Burn club was held in Darien Wed- nesday. Speakers were Meredith Bliss of the Hartford Public Library, Robert Mathewson of the State Guidance Bureau of the state de- partment of education and Miss Dorothy Dwight Hutchinson.
 Miss Bernice Burp and Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, director at the Prospect Library, and Miss Nelno Cawdell, librarian, represented Pros- pect.
 A barn dance will be held tonight at the firehouse at 8:l6. Polkass waltzes, square sets and modern dancing will be enjoyed. Ray ana his Cosmopolitans will furnish the music. Refreshmnets will be served Proceeds will be used for the volun" teer fire departments fund.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-02
Coming Events

May 3-Ruta society dance, St.. Joseph's auditorium.
 May 3-Franco- Americans an- nual banquet, club rooms.
 May 4-Italian- American veterans dance, Turn hall.
 May 6-Unico club dance, Waverly inn.
 May Mount Manresa retreat ants reunion, The Elton.
 May 8-Footlighters benefit play Women's club.
 May 8 - Waterbury Women's Democratic meeting, The Elton.
 May 10--North Italian Women'S dance, Concordia hall.
 May list. Francis xavier's group, Communion breakfast.
 May 15 and 1G-"The Mikedo" St. Johns Parish House.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-02
Evacuation Of British Imperial Troops Was Amazing, Heroic Feat
1.-Two United Press Writers, Who Were With the Escapers, Describe in Thrilling Words Most
 Remarkable Historical Adventures
BY RICHARD D. MCMILLAN AND HENRY T. GORRELL United Staff Correspondence

With the British Empire Troops Evacuated From Greece Cairo May g. - (UP) - Back in Egypt after a terrible 2oO-ie retreat through Greece and 6O0mle voyage the under the attack of German five bombing planes the undauned British Imperial Expeo tndav reoroanize another fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

XHIoULD A 500 or $500 loan come
Wv in handy this month? Have you
old bills you would like to clean up
with loan?
II you have a job, you may borrow
up to $500 at Household Finance in
a simple. private transaction. Then
you may repay your loan in monthly
installments arranged to fit your own
income and paydays.
3 woys 10 borrow
Suppose that you need 500. The
table shows that IL monthly INSTALL
ments of SO. II each will repay a Sl00
loan in full. Or. il you wish smaller
payments, as little as $500 month
will repay a 500 loan in l8 months.
All you do to apply for Household
Finance loan is to tell US how much
you need and how you wish to repay.
Household Finance loans are made in
three ways. First way: On your per-
sonal note. No security required. This
type OF loan is made, when circum-
stances warrant. TO both single per-
sons and married couples. Second
way: On your car. This plan may best
fit your needs. Third way: On your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

seven days; John II. -Pokladowski,
%, of $500 Plumer avenue, rs
days; Thomas Smoot. 20, of 1926
Lynn street, seven days; Frank G.
Walsh, 60, of 267S Sixteenth
street. six days to be served or
week-ends.
Driving with no license brought
four days to Charles Lilling, 80
of 1949 Mack avenue; lie Moi
Gregory. %, of 75S Gladstone ave
nue., five days; Rubin Gibson. 81
of GA East Fort street. five days
and Sherman Jacobs. "A. Of 223s
Madison avenue, five days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
Prison Terms Begun
By l6 Motorists

Sixteen motorists arrested over
the weekend today began Jail
terms of four days TO 25 days
imposed by Judge Thomas F.
Maher.
Nine of the defendants were
arrested for driving with no
license, including four who had
their license suspended for pre-
vious traffic offenses. The balance
sent to Jail were accused of driv-
ing recklessly.
Jewell F. Gillespie. "a, of 4523
Hamilton avenue was given i
days for recklessness.
OTHERS SENTENCED
Others sentenced for the same
offense were:
Walter j. Srodon, Is. of 1858
Robinwood avenue. 10 days;
Joseph H. Kuzmicki. 55, of 1929
Townsend avenue. 10 days: Paul
B. Jackson, IS, I'll West Alexan-
drine avenue, Is days; Louis
Peterhammer, SO, of 1888 Hanna
avenue, five days; Harvey A.
Wendt. SO. of 1850 Dix highway
seven days; Lee Miller, "a, of 242C
East Grand boulevard. II days.
Punished for driving while their
licenses were suspended were vii.
liam E. Edwards, 20. of 2073 Pin
gree avenue. Is days: James Nah
fet, %, Of 1883 Baldwin avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
TO Married COUPLES
WHO need EXTRA CASH
How you con get 500 loan quickly and
simply IL you con pay back $9.7z month
NO endorsers or gvaraniors. required

furniture. This plan is used by thou
sands. Here character and income are
far more important than the value of
your security. Your loan will be made
the way which best fits your own
situation.
Other important points: II Is not
necessary to ask friends or fellow
workers to act as endorsers. And at no
time do we question friends or rela-
tives about your money affairs. You
get your loan quickly and simply.
Get your loan for less
Payments in the table include charges
at Household's rate of215eo per month
on that part OF balance not exceeding
500 and go per month on that part
of balance in excess OF Sl0O. The
Small Loan Law permits US to charge
substantially more than this. Some
finance companies do charge more.
We publish Our rates and payments
to help you shop for your loan
II you need money for an emergency,
bring your problem TO Household. Or
just phone and say that you need a
loan. We are here 10 serve you. Phone
or visit us without obligation.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
BY BILL DISMER, JR.,
Star Stan CORRESPONDENT,

CLOVIS, N. M. (En Route to San
Diego, Aug. 16.-A big worry was
eliminated from the Redskins plans
for 1941 when Dick Todd, suspected
of being "hold-out," Joined the
main eastward bound party at
Amarillo, Tex, this afternoon. Todd
admitted he hadn't signed a con-
tract, but it's hardly likely he'd
have left his Texas ranch If he
hadn't that intention.
But the elation was lessened when
it was learned that Uncle Sans de-
fense program would deprive the
Eastern champions of the services
of three highly rated draftees, in
cluding Tackle Earl Fullilove of
Georgetown, and recent operation
would cost them another player.
Fullilove Plays Safe.
Fullilove. although classed 2-B
because he Is employed in powder
plant in Birmingham, Ala, notified
the Indians today that he would be
subject to immediate drafting into
the Army were he to leave his job
to play football. He preferred, natu-
rally, to retain his defense job which
pays him considerably more than
the $21 a month he could expect in
the Army
Adding to the Redskins woes was
the information that three other
linemen-a 227-pound guard,
224-pound tackle and an end
wouldn't join them as expected long
since. Ed Hickerson, Alabamas
f1rst-string guard last season who
was the first draftee to sign up, un-
derwent a minor operation last
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Skeet's Top Trio Joins Battle
For Classic Tropshoot Titles

Kerr, au-around champion of the
skeeters from Beverly Hills, Calf,
is expected tomorrow.
All the trapshooting stars were
on hand, including E. H. Wolfe of
Charleston, w. Va, winner of the
grand" a year ago with a score
of SO from the 23-yard line, and
Mrs. Leila Hall, the comely Stras-
burg (Mo.) housewife who has won
the women's title five of the last
six seasons.
Tomorrow's program calls for the
Vandalia open handicap and the
worlds open 16-yard championship,
each over the 100-target route.
j. M. Dawson of Kansas City
cracked 100 of 100 in the 16-yard
event today to take the profess
sional honors.
In the handicap event, over the
50-target route, Ed Hanson of Madi-
son, Wis, walked away with first
place with SO in q row from the
20-yard line. Joe Hiestand, the
Hillsboro (Ohio) farmer, took Sec
ond with % from as yards.
Hiestand tied j. r. Johnston, jr.
of Hartford City, Ind, and Mercer
Tenille@ of Shreveport, La, in the
doubles with 48 of so, and then
broke 20 Of 80 Ia the shootod tc
win.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Southworfh in Final
With Bensinger in
Tennis Tourney
Upsets Champ Klinetob
In Four-Set Western
Maryland Match
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
MOUNT LAKE PARK, Md, Aug.
l6.-Top-seeded Joy Hartman of
Pittsburgh won her third Western
Maryland tennis victory and took
permanent possession of the silver
Challenge Bowl today. She defeated
Dolly Harris, also of Pittsburgh,
60, 81.
Miss Harris advanced to the final
when she downed Frances Bassett
of Washington in love sets.
Pittsburgh's Jack Southworth
eliminated Defending Champion
Arlo Klinetob of Peckville, Pa, 81,
3-6, 6-3, in the semifinals of the
mems singles. Southworth will face
Bob Bensinger of Washington in
the battle for the Challenge Cup.
Fred A. Messick of Salisbury and
Price Colvin. Baltimore, moved UP
to the final in mems doubles by de-
feating Alex Keiles and Frank Rob.
erts, both of Baltimore, 2-6, Is,
Ga.
Also victorious were Southworth
and Edgar Alcorn, Pittsburgh. who
disposed of Ed Lafleur and Billy
Jacobs of Baltimore, 3-6, 81, 90
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Mississippi, Florida Grid Teams,
Which Play Hoyos, Terps Here,
Rate Among Nation S Best

sippi Rebels appear like the team
of the year-on paper.
The outfit which lost only twice
last year Ito Arkansas and Missis-
sippi State) is back virtually intact.
From end to end across the back
field, Mehre has bigger, more rug
ged team with which to open the
season against the Hoyas.
Gators Called Rough.
Florida, which plays Maryland at
College Park on October 18 in the
Terps' homecoming, sizes up as fol-
lows:
Tom Lieb's Florida Gators, sur
prise team of the conference a year
ago, will be rougher company than
ever in his second year and his first
with his own assistants.
Lieb lost two quarterbacks to the
Army-Archie Bagwell and Hubie
Houston-but he has plenty of prom
Using material.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Kehoe Wins 7 Races
For Meade as Navy
.Tracksters Score
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 16.-Sec-
ond and third classmen Of the Naval
Academy defeated a track team Of
soldiers representing the combined
forces of the 29th Division and Fort
George G. Meade's Regular Army
post today by point score of 87h
to 29%.
Three wins, two seconds and a
third were marked up to the credit
of the Meade athletes who arrived
in Annapolis in a column OF the
Army's tiny jeep cars.
Jim Kehoe, who was third-ranklng
$50 man in the country last year and
is now buck private in the ranks
of the 29th Division, won two events
for the soldiers. He easily outdis-
tanced the field in the 880-yard run
in 2:04.4 and took the mile in 4:42.7.
Kehoe graduated from Maryland
last year. At Fort Meade his detail
Is athletic director.
Meade's third victory was the
javelin which Bobby Norman an
nexed with a mark of ITO feet 3
inches, defeating Nays Bill Busik.
Another double winner was Mid
shipman Robert MacQuaid who ran
the 220-yard dash in 23.1 and the
l00-yard dash in 1912.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
McNeiII Gets Newport
Title by Defeating
Schroeder in Rain
Bows to Latter, Kramer
In Doubles Final With
Parker as Partner
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 16.-Na-
tional Champion Don McNeill, of
Oklahoma City, today retained the
Newport Casino invitation tennis
tournament championship with q
straight-set victory over seventh
seeded Frederick R. Schroeder, jr.,
of Glendale. Calf. Ga, "a, 6-4.
Both McNeill, who failed to win
his last nine tournaments, and the
22-year -old Schroeder, national dou-
bles champion, were handicapped by
a hard rain.
Schroeder even switched to spiked
shoes in the third set but couldn't t
stop the champion.
McNeill kept the Californian in
deep court, where Schroeder's COZ
troll was faulty, and then cleverly
changed his pace on occasion with
chop shots at the net.
Schroeder got his revenge in the
doubles, however, when he teamed
with Jack Kramer, of Los Angeles,
his national doubles title partner, to
defeat the second-seeded duo of Nc
Neiil and frankie Parker, of Alta
dena, Calf, As, ga, 8-6, 81.
After the veteran McNeill and
Parker got past the first set, they fell
victim to the same smashing net
game which carried Schroeder and
Kramer to the eastern grass courts
championship last week at Rye, N. Y.
Kramer's cannon-Ike service and
Schroeder's Steadiness pulled them
abreast in the second set, and after
they outlasted their opponents in
the overtime third, the champions
breezed through to an easy victory
In the finale.