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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14
Governor Studying
Cannon & Tarver's
Defense Report

Raymond w. Cannon and Law
renee Tarver, Gov. Stassen's COM
mittee of two, which has been con-
Quoting an investigation for the
states chief executive on the mat
ter of what to do about Negroes
who want to join the Minnesota
Home Defense force, made their re-
port Friday.
1t was a twenty page report and
Monday the governors office in
formed this newspaper that the
governor had not found time to
read the entire report.
A statement to this paper was
tentatively promised before press
time Thursday morning.
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PROGRAM FOR
YOUTH MEET
is ANNOUNCED
ST. PAUL URBAN LEAGUE
CITY-WIDE YOUTH CON-

ST. PAUL URBAN LEAGUE
CITY-WIDE YOUTH CON-
FERENCE APRIL 3, 4, 8
Plans are well under way for the
Third Annual st. Paul City Wide
Youth Conference to be held in OBJ
servance of the Ninth Annual Voca-
tional Opportunity Campaign spon-
sored by the National Urban
League.
For three days youth and adults
are invited to. consider together
problems on vocations and employ
ment.
"Let us work to Defend Ameri-
ca" is the slogan for. this years
conference. The theme running
throughout this three-day conclave
will be National Defense.
The conference will open April
8, 7:30 p. m, at Halle @. Brown
Community House with Leroy Laz-
enberry as commentator for the
Information Please" program;
questions on the most pertinent
subjects will be asked pertaining to
the national defense, civil service
and employment.
At the second session April A,
7:30 p. m, at Halle @. Brown Com
munity House there will be shown
an interesting selection of sound
pictures on various subjects con-
corning vocations,
The. third session April 5, $50
p. M, at Pilgrim Baptist Church,
will be the conference banquet with
Leo Bohannon, Director of Social
Service Of the Minneapolis Depart
ment of Public Relief, as guest
speaker.
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Leonard Coleman Is Dead

Leonard Coleman, 304 W. 18th St.
died Thursday, March 6. Born in
Omaha, Neb., Sd years ago, he
came to st. Paul to make his home
rs years ago. He had been en-
ployed at the st, Paul Hotel for
a number of years,
Funeral services were held Tues
day, March IL, at $3.50 p. m. with
Rev. ]. w, Phelps officiating.
Musical selections were rendered
by the Southern Melodiers. Inter-
ment was in Elmhurst cemetery.
There are no known survivors.
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REV. S. E. WARE TO PREACH
ELKS EDUCATIONAL
SERMON


Rev. S. E. Ware, pastor of Pill
grim Baptist Church, will preach
the Elks Educational Sermon Sun
day, March %, at 2:45 p. m. at
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Grotto and
Central. The educational week is
being sponsored by Como Temple
and is headed by Mrs. Roscoe
James.
An appeal is being made to all
high school students, parents and
friends to attend this meeting.
Plans for scholarship through
the National Oratorical Contest
will be discussed. The week will
close with a public meeting at the
Halle @. Brown House Friday
March 18th.
43 MINI. BOYS INDICTED IN
DRAFT DURING MARCH
During March 43 Minnesota mer
will be included in the draft
Eighteen left for camp on the first
of March and twenty-five will leave
Saturday, March Is. They will re-
port at the induction center, For
Smelling, at $3.50 a. m.
Five of the group left from Lo
cal Board No. 8, 1919 Rice street
one from Aitkin county and the re
mainder from Hennepin county
hoo rdc
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14

Negro Affairs for the National
Youth Administration, will come to
Minneapolis to address the 8 p. m.
meeting of the Institute, which will
be held in the gymnasium of the
Phyllis Wheatley House. Mr.. Hill
is former Industrial secretary of
the National Urban League, and
says that the Working Girls Coun-
Gil is a pet organization of his.
He was the principal speaker for
their first Institute in 1887.
Registration for delegates, visi-
tors and observers will begin at
1900 Thursday and at one-thirty
the conference; will be officially
opened with movie shorts on the
Worlds Fair and the slum clear
ance of the northside for the Sum-
ner Field Housing Project.
OemlILdES
Three seminars will occupy the
remainder of the afternoon. The
employment seminar will begin at
2:3O p. m. on the subject, "Your
Job and Your Pay; The Civil
Rights Seminar captioned eve Are
Americans, Too" and the Voca-
tional Guidance Seminar entitled
"Let Us Work To Defend Amer
ica," will be run concurrently from
400 to $3.50 p. m.
Brown Will Speak
~ At six o'clock dinner will be
served in the assembly for 35c,
prepared by the Crusader Club of
St. Thomas Church. DR.. w. D.
Brown will address this meeting
and the Modern. Dance Group will
perform.
Registration Fees
Registration fee is 25c and all
clubs of the Twin Cities will par
ticipate by sending delegates to the
Institute. Registration fee for high
school students is 15c. All sessions
are open to the public.
Leaders for the Seminars will be
Clarence Mitchell, Jr,, Frank AL
sup, DeVelma Newman, Florence
Burton, on employment; Mary
Sutherland, H. H. Humphrey, Ber-
! nice Brown, and Maceo Littlejohn
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Door Prizes at
SOrOrity's Public
Dance FRIDAY

Three cash door prizes will be
awarded tonight friday when
Eta Chapter, AKA. sorority, is
giving a dance, the first of a series
of entertainments.
The dance will be held at
Phyllis Wheatley House from
p. m. on, with music by the Phyllis
Wheatley Down Beats.
A small admission charge of %
cents will be made. The public is
cordially invited.
Eta Chapter will entertain the
regional convention of the Alpha
Kappa Alpha in May.
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will be made by Chas. W. Wash
ington, the executive secretary.
Miss June Hawkins, promising
young Minneapolis singer, will
give several selections. Reserva-
tions for the dinner, price Csc, can
be made by telephoning the office
of the Urban League, Atlantic
6917.
Reservations have been made by
the following Twin City citizens:
Messrs. and Mines. C. A. Hughes,
Hiram Gibbs, Leo Bohanon, {. R.
CLANCY, Martin Brown, A. McFar-
land, John R. Shepherd, Jose H.
Sherwood, Charles Curry, Clarence
M. Mitchell, Jr., John M. Patton,
]. E. Jones, Arthur Brin; the Drs.
and Mines. ]. w. Crump; Chas. H.
Williams, w. D. Brown, C. Frank
lin Ward; Mines. Ruth Gage
Thompson, Mae Hatcher, Macbeth
Hurd Paige, Hugh B. Wilcox, E. V.
Marshall, VIM. Reddick, Morton
McQuerry; the Misses I. NJ. Car
den, Edna H. Porter, Magnolia
Latimer, Esther Byars; the Messrs.
Leonard Lagerman, w. S. Butler,
V. E. Mikkelson, S. E. Hall, James
MAXWELL, A. B. Fruen, and Dis
trict Judges Edmond Waite, w. W.
Bardwell, and E. L. Olrich, Nation
al Defense Industrial Coordinator
for Minnesota.
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QUICK WORK!

Rented house in three days:
Isaac L. Moore, Jr., had a house to
rent. He phoned the classified de-
partment of this paper and placed
and ad. A few hours after the
paper appeared on the streets last
Thursday he began to get calls. In
three days after interviewing a
score of applicants he selected a
tenant. Mr.. Moore says classified
ads in this paper definitely get re-
suits!
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ST. PATRICK'S TEA
AT STERLING CLUB

Miss June Hawkins will be the
guest soloist and Miss Audrey
Beatrice the guest speaker at the
St. James Church University of
Life St, Patrick Tea, Sunday,
March 16, from 400 to TOO p. m,
at the Sterling Club, 315 N. Dale
st. The public is invited to attend.
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T. Arnold Hill, National
Figure, to Address Annual
Working Girls Institute

third Industrial Institute sponsored by the Minneapolis Work
Girls Council Thursday March 27 promises be the most
successful meeting the problems affecting the employed in
this ever held.
Arnold Hill Speaker at Session
this week that T. Arnold Hill assistant director
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R. A. Skinner, chairman of the
committee on arrangements for the
dinner, states that the large num-
Der of reservations made to date
indicates that the attendance will
be one of the largest in the his
tory of the local Urban League.
A report on the activities of the
organization during the past year
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ARCHIE ALEXANDER
CANDIDATE

Des Moines, Ia, March 10
Archie A. Alexander, nationally
known civil engineer and contrac-
tor, filed last week for the Des
Moines school board.
Paul A. Premier Appointed Railiff
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IN JAIL-STEALS WHISKEY

Louis Anderson % DID, 612 ST. Anthony
three reormaoy Cloud after
admitted stealing two of whskey and bfod
containing $375 from the Ernie Jackson bar 4O8 Wabasha
where employed porter week. He sentenced
Monday Ramsey County District Court Judge enger
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14
DIR. Patterson, President of
Famous Tuskegee Institute
Speaks Here Monday Night

Defense and the Negro will be the subject of the
delivered Frederick
dinner meeting the Minneapolis Urban League Monday March IT,
m. the Coman Memorial Union University Campus This
Patterson youthful president Tukege
Institute, has been presented Minnesota audience
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14

Paul A. Premier, 603 Blair street,
formerly with the State Auditors
office, has passed his six months
probation period and was appoint
ed Baiiff in Cancellation Court by
Judge John L. Rounds.
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Attend the Working Girls COun-
Gil Institute, all day Thursday,
March 81. Three afternoon SEM
mars. Dinner at 500 p. m. with
DR.. w. d. Brown principal speaker.
35c.-Advt.
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A Minneapolis unit of the Ma
tional Negro Congress is being
formed.
S. D. Mitchell, veteran employe
at Glen Lake Sanitarium, will mar
ry Mrs. Fannie Jackson of 713 Ere
mont Ave. N. Saturday.
Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. of the
st. Paul Urban league, and the
Southern Melodears, a musical or
ganization, appeared on the. KSTP
program, American Pledge" at
10:45 p. m. Mrs. Alma Freeman
and Mrs. Winona Jenkins were
soloists.
OFFICE REFURNISHED
The office committee of the
Women's Auxiliary of the st. Paul
Urban league has about completed
it's decoration and .refurnishing Of
the Leagues office, 1873 E. Sixth
ST., st. Paul. Mrs. Prezeia Jack
son is the chairman of this COM
mittee. Venetian blinds are in
place, floors covered with inlaid
inoleum, chairs beautifully uphol-
stored in green and rose colored
leather. Open house will be an
nounced later and tea will be
served.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14

Hear T. Arnold Hill at Working
Girls Industrial Institute at Phyllis
Wheatley House, Thursday, March
q, at 800 D. m.-Advt.
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on civil rights and Edelbert Rogers,
Barbara Wright and John Thomas
on vocational guidance.
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Mass Meeting Hears Report
On Home Defense Situation;
Speakers DenOunce Stassen
BY STAFF Correspondent

More than 400 people packed the auditorium of the Halle
Brown Community House. ST. Paul. last Saturday
turned away from the meeting Minnesota
Defense Committee protest against the action
Harold Stassen relating Negro
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14

The Biggest Little Paper
In the U. s. A.
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Continued on Page Four)
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Jimmie LuncefOrd and His
Orchestra Play Twin City
Date Next Thursday Night

ira are now on sale at the usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Wonderful Door Prizes

THERE WERE wonderful
door prizes =.
Mrs. J. Az Kerr was the
lucky one to take home the
first prize "a smart brown
leather handbag with jeweled
frame. 49,.
Mrs. Robert Sherer won
a jeweled conversation piece
for coat lapel ..
And Mrs. J. V Goodwin 49,.
won the compact and match
ing cigaret case 49,
Table prizes were used for
the centerpieces for the lunch
con they were black tulip
colored glass vases filled with
white bebe pom pons, dwarfed
purple dahlias and pale blue
delphinium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
DRAWING Room Auoments Great Lounge

THERE WERE many on hand for the party
That besides great lounge Of the club the draw
Ing room was called to take Of every one'
Mrs Lynn Pierson chairman Of the day. but when
she was called Of Mrs George NJ Slocum took
for her..
The fashion and furs by Mgrim. and especially
appealing to the audience were;
suit, with skirt and jacket fashioned entirely of baby
black lamb.
An afternoon gown Of American Beauty taIi1e WIN
the new tight straight skirt and moulded lines achieved
by artful Of zppers....
Royal blues for daytime and dinner wear
brown with yoke of exquisite green and
gold beading. . with pibox off the face chapeau
brown felt.
Rich blacks predomnated. there were slashed skirts
-. and cloth coats with pulled sleeves Of fur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Better Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. ID

salad. Strawberries. cake. Be-
tween meanS-candy.
Tuesday - Breakfast; orange,
puffed wheat, toast, marmalade,
milk. Lunch: ham sandwich, egg
lettuce, milk. Supper: Italian
spaghetti. lettuce, celery, milk,
bread, fruit Jello, brownie.
w @ dnes d y - Breakfast:
grapefruit, shredded wheat,
toast, marmalade. milk. Lunch:
Swiss steak. carrots, pineapple,
cottage cheese. salad, roll coffee,
ice cream, cake. Supper: pork
chop. green beans, carrots; cab
bage salad. roll, tea, rhubarb
sauce, milk. Between meals have
both milk and candy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

ONE OF my obstetrical friends
feels that prospective mothers
have a good deal of intelligence,
enough to run their own diets.
He does not approve of the GUS
tom which is becoming prevalent
of giving eXpectant mothers
courses of Vitamins and charg-
ing extra sums for this. (He
might make an example in the
case of Vitamin X which is used
to prevent the hemorrhage of the
-born)
His plan is 10 ask the woman
10 plan her own diet after a
little study of what balanced
diet should be. He inStructS her
10 be sure 10 get the protective
foods. particularly milk and
green vegetables and fruits, IN
the diet. Then he asks her 10
make a list of a diet that she
eats for week and this IS
brought in TO him for supervl-
sion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Shower Aonors
Marion Baetz

MARION BAETZ, whose mar
riage 10 Richard +. HueglI will
take place September 20 Is be-
INK honored at a linen shower
this evening at the Detroit
Yacht Club. Tho hoSteSSes will
be Margaret Hucgli and MIS-.
Wilfred Huegli, sister and siS-
ter-in-law of the bridegroom
elect.
Thursday evening Marjorie
Provo. one OF the bridesmaids.
viii give kitchen shower IN
her home in DickerSon avenue.
MR.. AND Mrs. Edwin Scott
Barbour Joined the Fall colony
az the Greenbrier in White Sui
phur Springs. ". Va, and will
be there for several weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Mrs. SIocum Wears Soldier Blue Frock

MRS SLOCJ'M. :. wore a soldier blue frock for the
hrdge-luncheon 1T smart with its side fastening OF
cerise and blue ooped SASH.
Her cerise trimmed in chic blue glass orna
ment
She entertained several tables the party.
Her guests
Mrs Ralph Answorth. Mrs. Abram vanDerZee 49,.
Mrs. T. L. Larned Mrs Harry Mitchell. Mrs john T.
Almand.
Mrs Sam Keller Mrs. J. Henry Picher Mrs. Carl
Breer Mrs Robert Tucker. Mrs. James Wagenhurst.---
Mrs Joseph Moynhan Mrs Warren Farr. Mrs
Thomas Milton Mrs Arthur Winter. Mrs. Jefferson B.
Webb Mrs Henry Meyers and Mrs. Cass Selden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Among Guests

THEIR GUESTS included:
Justine DePetris -. Feggy
Couzens 80. jeanne Mitchell
-. Christine and Marilyn
Wall....M Mary Lou Mac
Donald -. Joan Henry. -.
Vera Mae Adams and Mary
Jane Bachelor. =.
Mrs. Lloyd V. BARLEY -.
and Barbara Fox were at the
bridge luncheon together. -.
the former in a becoming
all black Fall outfit. :. and
Barbara in brown crepe
with felt Pompadour hat to
match. -.
Mrs. r. Raymond Legg -.
Mrs. William Farr go. Mrs.
ward Macauley -. and
Mrs. Edmond H. Wilcox made
up fourSome and still others
we glimpsed were:
Mrs. Paul Marco. :. Mrs.
Walter J. Wilson Jr. Mrs.
WILDER T. Ginley. :. Mrs.
Stanley Marks -. Mrs. John
J. German Mrs. J. Mcneil
Burns. Mrs. Leo Fitz-
patrick and Mrs. Neil Nc
CHM. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Mrs. Henry
Ends Cruise

MRS. WICK HENRY brought
back beautiful and becoming
tan from her cruise and stay at
Les Chcneaux Islands. Mrs.
Henry, the Carl Strohs and the
{. Thorne Murphys were guests
Of Harold Jerome aboard his
yacht
Mrs. Henry and her attractive
daughter. Miss Joan, were spied
downtown shopping for school
clothes. Miss Henry leaves som
for the Masters School in Dohps
Ferry, n. y
Mr.. AND Mrs Francis Adel-
bert Smith of La Sale Doule-
ward announce the marriage of
their daughter, Grace Ebnore,
10 James Brennan Gisclard. son
of Mrs. Matte GlSclard OF New
Orleans. and the late Joseph
GiSclard.
The wedding took place Au-
gust 80 in Visitation Church.
The Rev. John j. Hunt officiated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Two VanDerZee Girls Give Party

THE TWO LITTLE vanDerzee girls although we
stop calling them little because they'll soon be deou
antes.
Gave party. for number Of their friends all
of whom will be leaving for school out of town
Joan and Virginia had hoped for cool day so
they could Fall outfits
Virginia who is very blond in an all black Xix
frock with which she black cart wheel felt hat
Joan who brunei. chose black silk frock with
skirt falling tiers gold necklace effect was lsed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Mrs. Berry LindIey
Leaves for N. Y.

AFTER A VISIT Of week
with. her mother. the Countess
Cyril Tolstoi, and Count Tolstol
and with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cameron Currie of
Lewiston road. Mrs. +. Berry
Lindley returned yesterday 10
her home I'M New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
SAMPLE DIET

He has kindly furnished me
with a sample diet list that was
made up and brought in by an
expectant mother in the routine
course of seeing such patients.
He and l both agree that II
could not he improved on by the
best dietitian in the world:
For the benefit of others, here
it is;
Monday Breakfast: grape
fruit. cereal flakes, toast, mar
-malade. milk. Lunch: milk.
Supper: French toast, bacon,
egg, milk.
Tuesday-B Breakfast: grape
fruit, cereal flakes, Toast, mar
malade, milk. Lunch: milk.
Supper: roast veal carrots. let
tuce salad, celery bread, rhubarb
sauce, cake. milk.
Wcdncs a Y - Breakfast:
orange, dry cereal, toast. jam,
milk. Lunch: spinach. beets,
beans, cottage cheese, rye bread,
milk. Supper: creamed veal,
peas. carrots. bread, Jam, banana
salad. tea, cake, milk.
Thursday Breakfast: orange,
cereal flakes, toast, Jam, milk,
sweet roll. Lunch: deviled egg,
sandwich. lettuce, cookie, milk.
Supper: lamb chop, cauliflower,
lettuce salad, pineapple, milk.
Friday Breakfast; grapefruit,
cereal flakes. toast, Jam, milk.
Lunch: milk. Supper: Chicken
legs. creamed peas, potatoes,
carrots, celery, radishes, fruit
iello salad. coconut cake, milk.
Between meals drink milk.
Saturday. Breakfast: orange,
pulled wheat, toast, lam, milk.
Lunch. egg. lettuce. bread, milk.
Supper; chicken logs, creamed
peas. potatoes. gelatin fFh1t salad,
celery. CoConut cake, milk.
CANDY BETWEEN MEALS
Sunday - Breakfast: grape
fruit puffcd wheat bacon egg,
toast. douGhnut, milk. Lunch:
sweet roll, milk. Supper: chicken
leg, lettuce, cheese, egg, pota-
toes. celery. strawberries, cake.
Between meals candy.
Monday - Breakfast; grape
fruit. cereal flakes. toast. JAM
milk. Lunch: milk. Supper: cube
steak, Drowned gravy, carrots,
green beans. lettuce-celery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
Couple 10 Celebrate
Golden Weddinq

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Upell of
1912 Leona drive. BEDFORD Town
ship, will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary on Sunday.
The couple was married IN Toledo.
q They have ono child. four
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren Mrs. Upell. tho
former Victoria Roberts. was born
In Monroe and Mr. Upell IN Peter
burg. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
N ay! f:
H with J~T

NOW YOU NAY have thought slightly on the
warm side.
To view fashions for Fall and glamOrous furs for
Winter 1941-42....
But differing you yestetday. simply droves
Of fashionable Detroit who packed Crosse Polne
Yacht Club....
For the first bragoluHeReon Of tho Fall and
parade Of the furs and fashions
They loved every minute Of it. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
BaNan+ynes
In Colorado
For Wedding
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

TO-DAY FINDS the Howard
Ballantyne family far from their
usual haunts.
They left their Mckinley road
digs Monday morning and are
now at the 81. L. Ranch in
Colorado for the wedding, Fri
day. of Miss Hester Jones and
George Lee Sargent in Colorado
Springs.
The Ballantynes, Mr. and Mrs,
Carroll, Howard Jr. and Mr..
and Mrs. John Marshall Nor
colt of Columbus, O. barbara
Baflantyne). will he getting
back from the marriage Of the
Lloyd Pension Jones daughter
some time next Monday.
OF INTEREST TO their De-
troit friends is the recent mar
riage of Miss Eleanora Florence
Miller. daughter of the Arthur
Millers of Kalamazoo, and Claud
w. Garner Jr., son of the Claud
w. Carriers of AlamoSa. Col
The iust-weds intend gong
out to Colorado along about
Christmas time
Right now. the bridegroom is
stationed at Fort Custer.
PALS oT MI. and Mrs.
George Renchard Jr. are keep
ing their fingers crossed in hopes
the Detroit visit which they
promised TO pay in October will
actually come off-what with
things pretty busy down there
in Washington, d. c., these days.
LOOK IN your current Town
and Country for candid camera
shots of the Edith McNaughton-
Benson Ford wedding:
MR.. AND MRS. CYRIL
JOHN EDWARDS Of Rivard
boulevard will be leaving Fri
day for A weekend in Lake
Forest, Ill. and will be return
ing 10 the Pointe Monday.
Along about the twentieth.
Cyril John Edwards Jr. will be
leaving for Prince ton and
Steve" Edwards will be taking
off for the Pawling School in
Pawling, n. Y.
A LUNCHEON is being held
today AT noon in the Activities
Building of the League of CathO-
lie Women 10 initiate a drive for
season ticket sales for the
Catholic Theater of Detroit.
Paul A. Lilly. thcater preSi-
dent, has invited civic and social
leaders and a committee will he
named 10 head the drive which
Will begin prior 10 the season $
opening play at tho Detroit
Institute of Arts come October
>, 3 and a.
Committee women on hand
for the function include:
Mrs. William Walker. Mrs
Joseph a. Braun, Mrs. Joseph
Sweeney, Mrs. John Vincent
Brennan. Mrs. Charles Dorais
Mrs. William 3. Gregory. Mrs
Leo Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Frederick
J. Ward. Mrs. Joseph Moynihan
Mrs. John T. Scallen and Mrs
Phil Wood.
The opener. by the way. vii
he "A Slight Case OF Murder
by Damon Runyon and Howard
Lindsay.
MRS. ARTHUR M. PARKER
has recently been sighted dowr
in New York at the Hotel Bit.
more and will doubtless he get.
, ting back 10 town after hei
Long Summer ON the east
. coast any day now.
On week days enjoy the TIVE
pages ~ comics and adventure
) strips In the daily Detroit
Times: on sunday. the grea
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

r. C.-'What can be done for
child with funnel chest caused
by ricketS?'
Nothing can be done
10 help the deformity, but IN my
experience 1t never does any
harm.