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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Sister Maid Of Honor
MARGARET MEAD will b

MARGARET MEAD will be
her sisters maid of honor. :.
In a basque frock Of rose
corded taffeta with velvet
edgings on the round neck and
short pouf sleeves ...
A ruffle Of matching lace
will encircle the waistline
and she'll affect a shoulder
length veil of lace on her
small rose velvet juliet cap. =.
Her flowers are 10 be blue
and white pom pom chrys-
anthemuJns 49,.
Matron Of honor Mrs.
Dana Poole Seeley. and
Shirley and Katherine Wal
lace, sisters of the bridegroom
elect. who'll be bridesmaids.
Will all wear heaven blue
taffeta gowns with matching
shoulder wells and they'll
carry bouquets Of white pom
pom chrysanthemums COM
bined with pink blossoms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Mr.. Morton Best Man

JAMES A. MORTON will
assist Mr.. Wallace as best
mem.
Knights of the aisle in
olude
Robert Craig Edward
Lechen Colin John and
George Hunt
For her daughters wedding
-. Mrs. Mead is wearing
turquoise blue crepe with a
small &c colored feather
chapeau..
Her flowers will be white
orchids
Mrs. Wallace has chosen
light poudre blue crepe. =.
with white orchids 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

for granted Is that there are so
many perfect figures that the
girl who didn't keep trim would
get terrible complex To say
nothing Of endangering her Job
Scissors Kick
So Peggy knows enough about
sireamllning 10 pass along
compact set 10 trim the waist
and slim the hips She has tried
dozens. but says. You can't beat
the old StandbyS in which you
lie on the side on the floor and
do The Sldc-SCiSSorS. swinging
legs back and forth. hard from
the hips. knees straight and
the one in which YOU lie back
on the floor on your shoulders.
legs hoiSted in air. and pedal
Her favorite for strengthening
the stomach muscles is 70 sit
on the floor trunk perfectly
straight, legs together and
straight out IN front, and 10
bend az the waist until the fore
head touches the legs
Copyright, lsi1 King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Bridal Gown Ready

ALL READY is the bridal
gown, which was first worn
by Mary AIMS sister Mrs.
Dana Poole Seeley of Ann
Arbor 49,.
II is white lace over slipper
satin made on classi c
Gre lines -. with low
waistline, bateau neckline
and long fitted sleeves
which are full al the shoulder.
She will wear Belgian lace
veil over tulle. falling from
a coronet- of the same lace
-. and extending beyond the
long train of her wedding
gown
Her bouquet will be a loose
one of white orchids and gar
denias-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Comes In, and Find What YoW
this better world in which to
live. Remember first to give
thanks to God in mind and ac-
tions for all His many blessings
TO you.
AUG. p TO SEPT. %
Virgo - Be ready to adapt
yourself Tan ability Virgo
possesses in greater proportion
than many zodiacai nativest to
new conditions and environ
ments. Today's aspects espe-
cially favor spiritual and gen
eral mental activities and out
door exercise.
SEPT. p TO OCT. IS
Librd - Banish fear and
anxiety - put faith, ste d V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

al their country home near
Croswen, Mich.
SOJOURNING IN Atlantic
City and guests al the Challonte-
HadGon Hall are
Mr.. and Mrs Robert II Manner
o. Ward street Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Cramcr Of Highland ave-
nue., Mr. and Mrs Eugene l..
Wittle Of ManiStique avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. a. Sweet Of
East Grand boulevard and Mr..
and Mrs J.. w. Tllitson of
RlGcemont street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
BY Frances Drake

Outlook Il, According TO the Stars
effort and calm mental atti-
tude in their place. Seek the
company of intelligent people.
Friendly aspects exist now.
OCT. - TO NOV. %
ScorDio-Guard against inertia
one moment and overactivity the
next. This is a sine for even
ness OF disposition and action.
A period for sober introspec-
ton, rehabilitation.
NOV. % TO DEC. p
Sagittorius - Depends upon
your reactions and outlook to-
day whether you spend the day
as it should he spent--in worth
while thought and endeavor. Re-
spect Gods laws, live honestly.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Copricorn-The Moon. Uranus
and Pluto are favorably aspected
today. Offset any moodiness or
unwarranted suspicion. but be
not fooled by glib tongues or
uncertain schemes.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AqBorius-Much can be done
now by you who have true abll-
ity. but you will have TO over
come all inferior feelings and
lack of confidence in yourself
and whatever the activities in
which you are engaged, Plan,
develop, rccheck today TO make
easier the weeks obligations.
FEB. II TO MARCH ~
PisccS-You'n fare we'll Il YOU
attend to your affairs and not
waste time on unessentials or
on others in terests 10 the
neglect Of your own. Church
services, some work, some play
and some reverie should COM
prise your day.
4 CHILD horn on this day.:
Thoughtful, thorough, full Of
fine reserve energy. industrious,
and naturally likes learning and
refinement. Shouldn't let anxiety
or strain wear down its vitality.
Fresh air and a plain diet eX-
cellent health aids.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd.. Ink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Outdoor Play

Since there are long stretches
of picture-making when outdoor
play is impossible. Peggy is in
chned 10 believe screen people
enjoy outdoor recreation more
than the average
At any rate, they usually ex-
eel at some sport and spend
good deal Of their spare time
improving their game Outdoor
play doesn't require any dis
CjpiInc. It's an established Holly
wood custom.
But the bi or tri-weekly work.
outs at the studio gymnasium
are not any more fun than your
own set Of callSthenicS. The
only reason they take exercise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Ber-
tram Birkett of Glendale ave-
nue. announce the engagement
Of their pretty daughter,
KITE ALLYN BIRKETT.
and Thomas Lee Myers.
pre-nuptial parties which had
been scheduled for this coming
week.
However, Miss Barbour's mar
riaee 10 Lucius James Knowles
of Boston on September u will
come off as slated
THE VICEROY CLUB re-
Gently ran off that annual cleo
tion and is now featuring a
complete new lineup:
John Kiefer. who successfully
chairmaned that fourth annual
dance early last Spring, is now
the president.
Robert Hammer took over Mr..
Ks former office OF chief JUS
tice.
John Burns is secretary Rob-
ert Berncr is treasurer. Daniel
Ashlin is pledge master, James
Bauman is chaplain and Walter
OadeS is merit master while
Johnny Steele tells ps what 10
tell yop.
PLEDGES TO Beta Tau Zota
Sorority viii be feted with a
tea. Sunday nj the AlbcrtSon
home IN Wing Lake road Bloom
field Hills
The honored maidenS include:
Florence White. Gloria San
ders, Betty Sutherland. Bernice
Bishop, Edna GraccV. June
Groves, Peg Williams, Catherine
BateSUn.- DeFerrIS' Miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Reception TO Follow

A RECEPTION is 10 follow
in the Wallace home
where late garden flowers will
De used in profusion through
out the rooms
White japanese lilies and
tuberoses will adorn the FIRE
place in the dining room -.
And a lovely rose colored
mirror will reflect the bridal
table in its cleaning white.
ness &C.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
VIII Fly 10 Bermuda

FOLLOWING THEIR mar
rage 80.
NJ. Wallace and his bride
will leave for New York
land plan to fly TO Der.
muda for their wedding trip.
For travelling o.. me bride
Will wear a three-piece
suit Of brown tweed with
beige fox collar and beige
suede hat and brown ac-
cessOTies
Whenthey return they'll
make their home in Bloomfield
Hills. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

MAhCH II ~ APRIb 20
Ares New regulations and
devices to speed up output should
be given consideration con-
ferences today concerning them
would help facilitate matters
during the week. Don't neglect
your church duties.
APRIL Fl TO NAY 20
TdUbs - Heart interests,
domesticity. plans for marriages.
reconciliations. parties. christen-
ings and social events deserve
attention. Church and charity
affairs are first favored.
MAY p TO JUNE II
Gemini-Your natural quick
ness Of thought, speech and ac-
tions can make or break you this
generally friendly day. Do your
self justice, don't antagonize by
brusque words or acts. Romance,
family affairs rate high.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer - You will probably
find the lighter matters more
favored by today's influences,
but don't let that stop you from
accomplishing in necessary work
or difficult problems that are
vital though out of the ordinary.
Be specific.
JULY % TO AUG. -
Leo-Your tura good
naturedness and generos
should be made to shine in assist
ing others and helping to make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

forth the following election re-
suits:
Shirley Stephens, president;
Lillian Newton, vice president;
Patricia Henning. recording sec
rotary: Frances Kennedy treas
urer. and Marjorie Flynn, social
secretary.
Rushecs to be initiated shortly
are.
Patricia Bruch. Phyllis Hardin
and Dorothy Tubbs
a dinner will be held October
4 in honor of the mothers of the
members, and their annual roller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

AFTER SPEN DIN G the
Summer in their Summer home
at Loon Lake, near Leonard,
Mich, the +. @. VS., ESse Guam
Nideri, have resumed1heT meet
incs.
The most recent Of which was
held al the home of Dorothy
Cline in Griggs avenue brought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

skating party in the middle Of
October.
THE JUNIOR HADASSAH OF
Windsor will present It's annual
Yom kippur Night Dance at the
Shaar HaShomaylm Synagogue
on October l.
MRS. J. c. MEACHAM and
daughter, Nancy Joyce. arc
spending a few days IN the city
before returning to their home
in st. Louis.
They have spent the Summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
1919 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND Ny INDiNlD-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY q U1DE and LUCKY
CAITNDAR for the last SIX
months of 1871.
Vas Born;
Month .......... Day 80.
Sand l'c and U-Adi,cpef
Stamped Earciobs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
School Bells Ring
For Homemakers Club
COOKING SCHOOL

COOhlNG ~ HOOL
the first one of the new sea-
son will he held next Tuesday
for members of The Detroit
Times Homemakers' Gu b.
Class will be held in the fifth
floor auditorium OF The De-
troit Times Building at $50
p. m.
GUEST SPEAKER viii be
Miss Jean McGuinneSS. an
American refugee during the
German invasion OF France
Prudence Penny'S cookery
program will cover phases Of
Fall canning and a tasty and
economical complete meal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
MAP PICTURE


AMERICA THE beautiful Emhroider man Of the United
your enjoyment You'll country
the same for industries arc. shown picture
Pattern 2S9S contains transfer pattern Of l4N20-nch map
illustrations stitches.
Send TIN CENTS n pattern 10 The Laura
Wheeler Department square Detroit Mich
Owing regulations orders for patterns
destinations filed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
STARLET'S FAvORITE EXERCISE

Favorle exercise of streamlned PEGGY MORAN Of
the films is this Top sit floor, trunk straight legs
together and straight out in 'front.' and bend as In the
bottom picture until forehead touches the legs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
HOROSCOPE =

Look IN the Section Your Birthday
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04

Cigarettes and smoking tobacco
have moved rapidly to the fore
front as ideal Christmas gifts with
Camels as Americas favorite Gig
arctic and Prince Albert Smoking
Tobacco, the worlds largest-sell-
ing smoking tobacco, well to the
fore. The beauty of these gifts for
smokers lies in the fact that their
cost is modest and their welcome
always assured. Local dealers
have been featuring Camels in the
carton of ten packs of zoos" and
a special gift of four flat fifties."
Prince Albert is available in the
humidor specially wrapped for
Christmas giving.-Adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04
Eight to the Bar

1t is said that people who SIAM
mer, nevertheless often sing we'll
A deckhand who suffered from an
impeachment in his speech ran to
his captain on the bridge during a
terrific storm, and started:
''P-Please, S-S-Sir-"
For Goodness sakes say it," de-
manded the captain. IF you can't
say it, sing it,
The deckhand took long breath
and sang, Should old acquaintance
be forgot and never brought to
mind; the first mates fallen over
boal u: he's half a mile behind"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04
FOR SALE
MO cuIcx syoRraaE,

ATTENTION. ARTHRITICS. IF ALL
OTHERS have failed, write for our
free booklet. Ruiter Ray Clinic, va
colt, Wash.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04
Worthy Tests

What we can do for another is
the test of powers; what we can
suffer for is the test of love-
Bishop Westcott-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Men
women start at $105-$175 month:
pay for course after appointment
National Institute, BOX 624, Youngs-
town. Ohio.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-12-04

Does Mrs. Gabby live from hand
to MOUTH"
'She, not so loud, from ear to
mouth"
Evening star., 1941-11-10

the loss Of some Italian steamers
and the destroyers.
The high command itself did not
report the number of steamers sunk,
but an Italian authority said there
were seven.
Yesterday morning. the high COM
mand communique said, Italian tor
pedo-launching planes attacked
British Warships, hitting cruiser
and a destroyer, and three British
planes escorting the naval forma-
ton were shot down.
The high command acknowledged
the British air force had returned
again to the attack on oft-bombed
Naples, and acknowledged IS casual
ties in the city-including 10 killed.
An air attack also was officially re-
ported on Messina in Sicily, where
several were said to have been in
jured. One plane was reported
downed over Naples.
An Italian submarine in the At
lantic reported the sinking of three
British steamers totaling $4,000 tons,
the communique declared
Fascist authorities said this
brought the British and British-Al-
lied shipping sunk by Italian SUBJ
marines in the Atlantic thus far to
1000 tons.
The Sunday morning retaliatory
attack against the British naval for
nation in the Mediterranean was
described thus by the high COM
mand:
"At dawn our torpedo firing plane,
under the command of Pilot Its. Ar
ditto Cristiani. Milo Iuzzolino and
Adone Venturini attacked the enemy
ships, hitting a cruiser with two
torpedoes and a destroyer with one
torpedo.
Torpedo o-launching planes shot
down two planes escorting the enemy
naval formation. Another plane was
shot down by our maritime scout
ing aircraft"
Evening star., 1941-11-10
Leader Of Leftists
In Gandhi' S Party
Signs Axis Pact
Bose Has Joined 'Enemy'
And Is in Berlin or
Rome, Government Says

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. 10.-Sub-
has Chandra Bose, famous Indian
political leader and head OF the left
wing Of Mohandas Gandhis ALL
India Congress Party, has gone over
to the enemy" and is now believed to
be in Rome or Berlin, the govern
ment announced today.
A statement made at a session Of
the Council of State said Bose signed
a pact with the Axis designed to lead
to an invasion of India.
(Only last week the eXiled
Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, leader
of a large faction of Arabs in the
Near East. escaped to Rome,
whence he went to Berlin)
Bose, twice president of the Con-
gress party, the predominantly
HINDU organization which is one of
Indias two leading political groups,
disappeared last January from sick
room in Calcutta. A warrant was
issued for his arrest the following
day when he failed to appear in
court on seven-month-old charge
under the Defense of India Act.
Bose was elected Mayor of CAL
cutta in 1880 while he was political
prisoner. AS leader of the extreme
left bloc of the Congress Party, he
frequently clashed with the British
government and at times threatened
Gandhi's leadership Of the party.
Evening star., 1941-11-10

as II can't do you any good any
way since the defendant had al
ready entered e. guilty plea, and
the chances are that the judge
will give you a smaller fine if don't
appear than if I do" The judge,
he said, might consider Geiss' finan-
cial condition if he was able to en-
ploy counsel.
Geiss entered Federal Court with
out an attorney the next day, Sen
ator LANCER continued. and pleaded
guilty to all four counts, ultimately
being released by payment Of s25
fine.
Taking the witness stand in his
own behalf. Senator LANCER began
his defense by commenting on pre-
vious acquaintanceship with each of
the petitioners except C. R. Very,
whom he said he had not known
until he saw him at the committee
hearings.
He described as very active"
political enemies petitioners John L.
Mikelthun and Oswald Braaten,
whom he said he had successfully
opposed in political contests.
He testified that he had appointed
j. H. Mccoy fire marshal and later
refused to reappoint him, with the
result that Mr.. Mccoy had been
active against him politically. The
LANCER faction" he continued, had
brought about the defeat of I. N
Amick when the latter sought cleo
| ton to the Legislature, and Senator
LANCER refused to appoint Mr.
Amick when the candidate sought
a State office.
Allen McManus. Senator LANCER
said, was very bitter because he
failed to obtain the support of the
LANCER faction when he entered
a congressional race.
May Call More Witnesses.
In addition to hearing Senator
LANCER, the committee was to de-
eide today whether to call more
witnesses.
Counsel for petitioners against
Senator LANCER suggested that ad-
ditional witnesses be subpoenaed.
However, Chairman Hatch pre-
viously had said he did not think
this necessary. Before the hearing
started a week ago, he said he
hoped that only the testimony Of
the principal witnesses interviewed
by committee investigators would
be necessary and that it could then
be decided whether to send sub
committee to North Dakota to hear
others.
Counsel for the petitioners sug-
gested that among others, Attorney
/ General Alvin S. Strutz Of North
Dakota be called.
Evening star., 1941-11-10

tendent of schools, presented to the
committee a report containing JUS
tifcation for six projects listed in
the Board OF Educations emergency
program. These include an eight
room elementary school at Nichols
avenue and Atlantic street Sc.
junior high school at Forty-ninth
street and Washington place NE, a
10-room and gymnasium addition to
the Taft Junior High School, six
room addition to the Lafayette Ele-
mentary School. eight-room and
gymnasium building at Forty-ninth
and Hayes street NE, and a six
room addition to the Bunker Hill
School.
Although the bill authorized a
Sc .OOO. 900 advance to the District of
the sl5O,0OO0 900 appropriated for F.
w. A. for essential construction jobs
in defense areas, Budget Officer
Fowler intimated that additional
funds might be sought later.
The committee will resume the
meeting this afternoon with a view
to expediting action on the bill. A
number of other District officials are
vet to be heard.
Evening star., 1941-11-10
Arrest Of Three Reveals
Attempt 10 Hurt Mayor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Nov. 10-An attempt to
wreck the automobile OF Mayor
Maurice j. Tobin the night before
last Tuesdays mayoralty election
was disclosed last night.
The revelation came after three
underworld characters were arrested
for a s46 900 Federal food stamp
robbery while riding in a car which
police said was similar to one the
Mayor charged attempted to force
him of the road.
The three denied any attempt to
harm the Mayor. Mr.. Tobln, IN
formal statement, said the occu-
pants of the car certainly were out
to injure me"
Mayor Tobin, who was reelected
in a four-cornered contest, said he
reported the incident the night 1t
occurred, but it was not made public
then.
Evening star., 1941-11-10

Commissioner John Russell Young.
Il can't understand why the Dis
trict can't make good money on
water, since it is being taken from
the river" said Representative Rus
sell, Democrat. of Texas.
IF the Federal Government paid
for the water it uses the District
would make good money" replied
District Budget Officer Walter
Fowler.
Col. Barton explained that s57o,-
500 is needed for installation of six
additional filters at Dalecarlia Res
ervoir to increase it's capacity by
"a 900 900 gallons a day. The present
capacity is 100000 gallons, he
said, and that amount was used
each day for 80 days last summer.
The raw water supply, however. he
explained, is adequate to meet any
future growth in the population of
the District or nearby Arlington
County. Va. which is using water
from the Dalecarlia Reservoir.
A suggestion was made by Repre-
sentative Bates that repayment of
any part of the funds borrowed from
F. w A. be spread over a 10-year
instead of 25-year period. as au-
thorized in the bill He declared
the longer loan runs the heavier
the burden on the taxpayer.
Shop Item Criticized.
The $4,000 900 emergency program.
in addition to the water projects, in
cludes s2,169 $50 for increased public
school facilities, and improvements
for the Fire. Health, Refuse, We'll
fare and Sewer Departments.
These projects. Budget Officer
Fowler told the committee. are ur-
gent because of the large growth in
the population. which has resulted
in extreme shortages" in municipal
services which have either directly
or indirectly affected public health
and welfare"
Representative Hunter. Democrat,
of Ohio. chairman of subcommittee
which held hearing on the bill,
questioned the necessity of a $685.
300 item to provide garage and
shop building for the Refuse Depart
ment. The Commissioners had listed
this project as the last one on their
program in the order Of priority.
Commissioner Kutz admitted 1t
would be difficult" to justify that
item as a national defense project,
but pointed out the garage and shop
building is urgently needed to pro-
tect the Refuse Department's equip
ment.
Hebert Suggests Trade.
Representative Hebert, Democrat,
of Louisiana suggested that the Dis
trict turn over the old District Build
ing at 18th and E streets NV to the
Federal Government in payment
for the s6,000,000 needed to finance
the emergency program.
1--WE have no place to CO." declared
Commissioner Guy Mason. who ex-
planned that the War Department is
now using the new National Guard
Armory at the foot of East Capitol
street as we'll as a part Of the new
District Building in the Municipal
Center area.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou. superin-