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The Nome nugget., 1941-12-26
Japs Bring Heavy Pressure To Bear On Philippine Defenders As Grave
 New Threat To Manila Is Seen

UNDATED, Dec. 26 (4l - Vio lent tank battles are raging southeast of Manila as Japan : invasion armies are now bring ing ''very heavy pressure to bear against the American and Filipino defenses, U. s. headquar ters reported. The Armies an- nouncement, reporting heavy cas ualties on both sides, indicated a grave turn to the situation. An earlier communique declared the battle of the Philippines Going Well' on all fronts. An Army comnunique at $50 pm. Manila time, said the Japanese are strik ing at the peak of fury from their Lamon Bay beachheads, 55 10 75 miles south of the cap ital. All U. s. so diers and mar inse were removed from Manila itself by this afternoon dispatch eS said, in accordance with an announcement that the city is "cpen" and undefcnded. Unmov- able military stores were de- stroyed
 A War Department bulletin painted a brighter picture north Of Megila,- declaring tbat repeat ed Jap assaults on the main Am erican fighting line near Lingay- en Gulf, 110 miles above Man fla, were beaten off. The com munique said General McArthur reorganized and strengthened de- fense positions in the Lingaym sector. while the laps also re- ported heavily reinforcing their troops. Heavy artillery duels are in progress.
 Hint At Counter Measures
 Australian Prim e Minister John Curtin hinted that momen- tous counter measures were un- der way by Britain, the U. s. and other allied powers, to reverse Japan's offensive advantage in the Pacific. Curtin said he could not disclose the precise form of the new allied movement already launched, but declared he was greatly encouraged by growing endorsements.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-26
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The Nome nugget., 1941-12-26
British Capture .Bengasi, Second City of Libya

UNDATED, Dec. 26 (4) Brit aims desert armies are officially
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

Pattern 479l is available in
misses and womcns sizes Ia,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Camera Magic
WRIGHT GEDGE

WRIGHT GEDGE:
We've just bought an
amazing new camera. II oper-
ates in thirty thousandth Of a
second and j. ideal for catch
ing the wonderful and swiftly
changing expressions on chill
dren's faces
MRS. ROY DE HART who
doesn't have 10 worry with
that trim figure Of hers
IT often wonder what good
il does 10 take all those re-
ducing exercises when your
various activities obIige YOU
10 wade through heavy lunch
cons and teas every day of
the week"
r. GRAHAM LINDLEY
I've kept check on my cal
endar and I've dipped into the
Boat Club pool l01 times since
II opened last Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer !.
Cooper of Webb avenue an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, LILLIAN
MILGROM, and Jack w. PERL
man, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer Perlman.
fresh from an afternoon at Pine
Lake Country Club
Mrs. J Henry Pichler. on
route from the Colony Town
Club to "Pick-Lairo
THE MISSES HELEN AND
MARIAN CRAFT entertained
with a nifty party for 35 friends
just the other day in honor OF
their house guest Mrs. Thomas
Elder AfarSifaiii,
The affair took place Al The
Whittierwhcrc the big table was
done in tho pastel shades for
the visitor from Dayton, o.
Among tho guests was the
-TTf75TTTr7Tf TT- nos ,fff'S.
Anna j Craft. who was hand
some in the Victorian pink
shades and several fragrant
gardenias.
DETROIT NLUMNAE CHAP
TER Of Delta Omicron, National
Musical Sorority will have a
barbecue and meeting al Lola
Park tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
Misses Margaret Glynn Geor-
gia Lightfoot ande Marie Marti
are in charge Of arrangements
Mrs. {. S. Bishop, president
of the chapter for the coming
year and delegate TO the ma
tional convention at WaWaSec
Ind. recently. VIII make her re-
port. There also will be a dis
cussion of timely musical topics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

II NUt dTE OT7C Or r70Sc DOTH
Organizers with certain
amount Of excess energy which
demands to be worked of in
worthwhile activities, why not
try your diplomatic hand AT ar
ranging a block party, with all
The families in your Block en-
tertainlng as many soldiers as
possible from the nearby camp ,
This idea originated with the
United Service Organizations IN
New York as a sure cure for
signs Of homcsickneSs among
tho boys in camp.
But the civilians thcmselVeS
have enjoyed the get-togethers
so much that the various or
CARNATIONS have been deluged
with requests for information as
to how TO make arrangements.
lakes Cooperation
You cant do anything until
the cooperation of all, the fam
lies in your block has been So
cured But from all accounts
this is not in the least difficult.
Each family then decides how
many soldiers can be invited 10
dinner al their house and the
good cooks regard this as an OPP
portunity not only 10 Guido
each other but themselves.
The next decision has TO do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Large Response

But although the response
from civilians has bcrn almost
overwhelming the Sl0000.000
asked by the USO for this year
will probably be nearer 10 Sl2.-
600 600 there is more 10 follow.
For one thing. the amount
needed for one year must be
supplied every year
In some communities, the
Community Ghost Drive takes
this new morale reckoning into
account. and what YOU give this
Fall will be applied 10 the next
years expenses.
But there IS a more funda-
mental factor AS long As we
have an army, we civilians have
a responsibility. We are doing
no more than our share when
we give TO the USO drives rs
they come along. or organize
parties. We must go a step
further. We must do every
thing i'm our power 10 let our
soldier boys know we are back
Of them
Copyright, 1871. King Features synd.. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

ICE CREAM is high on the
list Of wholesome, nouriShing
foods for all ages.
The whole family will enjoy
making their own SundaeS al
home Simply arrange small
dishes Of sauces. chopped nuts
toasted macaroon crumbs. cocoa
nut. crushed fruits. or home
made preserves on the table and
serve with plenty Of ice cream.
Butterscoich Sundee
Ia cups brown sugar, well
packed
p cup light corn syrup
E, cup butter
cup cream
: 2 cup chopped nuts
J quart vanilla ice cream
Combine brown sugar corn
syrup and butter. and boil until
a few drops Of the hot syrup
viii make a hard ball when
dropped into cold water Remove
from heat and slowly add the
cream. stirring until well mixed
Return 10 heat and cook gently
for > minutes or IN desired
thickness Stir in NUS Serve
SHUCP nor or cold over lCc>eUcrm-
Makes two cups sauce sufficient
for six servings.
Hot Chocolate Sauce
IL squares unSwcetcned ch0co-
late
- tablespoons butter
= tablespoons corn syrup
u cup boiling water
] cup sugar
teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate over hof W8icr
add butter. corn syrup, boiling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

MARCH n TO APRIL 90
II tremendous energy
abounds today (maior Mars Vi
brations) and it can be tran
scendod into very useful channels.
Why not spend time with social
and phlanthropic groups work
ing for a good cause?
APRIL 2f TO NAY %
Fatttts- More favorable RAYS
than Yesterday. In fact. you may
have to slow yourself up a bit.
Good news and unexpected ia
vors indicated. Keep up worthy
social contacts.
MAY II TO JUNE Fl.
Gcmipi-If you avoid extremes
and don't take unnecessary risks
with life or income. you should
enjoy delightful and interest
ING day with family. friends or
both. Excellent influences for
necessary work.
JUNE p TO JULY %
CoHcCr- Between 1880 a. m.
and ABS p. m, stars suggest
lou be especially careful about
matters pertaining to the sea
and driving or handling ma
chincry and dangerous I DOL s.
Don't neglect God
July - TO AUGUST p
Lco-You energetic. fun-loving
Leoites should be in fine mettle
today. Plenty Of activity in the
air.
AUG. p TO SEPT. p
Virgo - 1nclinations now are
in harmony with your specific
talents and hobbies. All sound
artistic and social interests. cor
rcspondcuce, travel. reading, lit
erary efforts are first sponsored.
SEPT. % To OCT. %
Libru This is just the sort Of
day 20 browse around enjoying
the things YOU like but for which
YOU cannot spare time during
the working week. II is well. too.
20 care for health and spiritual
needs
OCT. "a TO NOV. -
Scorpio - You'll find greater
happiness and achievement to-
day in service 10 others. Forget
self and your troubles in promot-
ing the welfare Of those less
fortunate
NOV. % TO DEC. -
S0giH0riUS 49, You're in h Q
same boat with Scorpio folks to-
day and being generally capable
and wholeheartcd like they, YOU
rein demand to add your good
offices whore they will be most
effective.
DEC.e3 TO JAN. n
Cupricoru-less favorable as
poets for personal affairs than
for matters Of a general or pub
lie character. such as religious
activities. philanthropic and civic
interests, aiding the army. navy,
and other national and interna-
tional defense groups.
JAN. p TO FEE. 2O.
Aqu0yius However things
may seem. no evil thing is
success, and no good thing ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Cooking School
tuesday Afternoon

MKT TUESDAY is cook
ing school day for members
of The Detroit Times Home
makers Club. Glass Will he
held in the auditorium on the
fifth floor OF Our building and
VIII start AZ 30 in the after.
noon with doors open at /
O'Clock.
DESSERTS from the
simple 20 the dc luxe is
Prudence Pcnny'S theme I'm
addition she viii prepare a
complete economy menu that
has nutritNe value. color and
flavor appeal
GUEST SPEAKER Will be
@ y Branch director Of the
bureau OF markets. weights
and measures. Department of
Public Welfare He will cN-
plain how The various farm
erS markets operate and just
whore the fruits and VcCe-
tables come from that YOU
bring INTO your kitchen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Munroe,
Wornner
Wedding
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

THIS AFTERNOON at a
o'clock. Frederick Shurly Mum
roe becomes the bride Of Clark
son Wormer III, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarkson Wormer Jr. or
Ridge road, at the Crosse lie log
cabin of that sparkling young
woman's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Burt Shurly
The Rev. Carl f. Kircher will
officiate at the simple ceremony
and the young people will soon
be back in the Pointe and
settling that delightful cottage
at No. 260 Provencal road on
the Hendrie estate.
HER FRIENDS and family
are expecting Mrs. William
Moore Joy to arrive from Bay
Head. n. j., Tuesday 10 spend
the next two months with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bernard Schlotman of Stone
hurst" on the lake shore.
First &C this week, the Joys
diminutive daughter and her
nurse arrived at the Schlotmans'
where she and her pretty
mamma, the one-time Patricia
Schlotman. will remain while
Mr.. JOY. who's been at Camp
Dix for several months, is off on
military maneuverS.
MRS. HARRIET kREN
, POWERS will doubtless he off
10 Chicago this weekend on the
trip she'd planned TO take be-
=fere='fhe Big Wind Sprang up
Thursday and changed her mind
for her.
Miss Peggy Powers, post
debutante of the house, is re-
cuperating nicely from that
illness and will be making plans
-=feT=d pretty active AUTUMN soon.
PEG AND JIM SAVAGE arc
off 10 Oklahoma City and won't
be returning to their attractive
digs in East jefferson avenue
until several more days speed by.
MR.. AND MRS. HENRY
GRIPEKOVEN, in case you
didn't know, are now living in
Fisher road since that move
from ST Paul.
ON THE boulevard
Mrs. William j. Bryan and
her daughter. Miss Ada, bustling
along in tho MONDAY sun
George Baldwin of Orchard
Lake, Ginning with pal
Mrs Lloyd Nash Of Skyline,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

failure" Spread your natural
grit for humor, COntentment and
entertainment in all directions.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisccs-One big admonition TO
follow today: Don't go at too
rapid pace no matter what your
program.
4 CHILD born on this d1y;
Intensely fond of harmony and
order, Justice and fine ideals.
Will be an ideal friend, a loving.
loyal mate, a most devoted par
ent. This. of course. If living
true TO its better nature.
Copyright, 1871, KING Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

LEANORE VAsS, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Vass of East Kirby avenue, is
now the betrothed Of Allan
Tolmich of Sturtevant avenue,
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Tolmieh.
first wife was Flora Whitney.
daughter of Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney and sister of Cornelius
Vanderbilt Whitney
Up until recently, society
imagined Edna and "Roddy."
whose father. the late Charlie
-magne Tower waS pHn-ef the
United States OF America best
known ambassadors 10 Ger
many. were diXinely happy, de-
spite their residence down in
Charleston. 6. C.. some distance
from the metropolitan world Of
fashion tt1tttt -Erirla 51n}7S 50
mitch.
Well-meaning friends, I'm
told. have endeavorcd 10 patch
things up between the Towers
but 10 date Dame Rumor insists
their efforts have been IN vain.
Prepare 10 refer 10 James
II. r. Cromwell as grand
pappy''
Word reaches mo that "Jims
son-in-law and daughter Fred "
and Christine Cromwell White,
are planning for visit from
Sir StOrk
Young White was q freshman
at Brown University when he
eloped 20 Elkton. Md last May
with "Jlms' daughter hy his
first wife. once Delphine Dodge
automobile heiress from Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
V for Vera

MRS. c. o. Holm.
Really, wouldn't miss or
OF those "Wednesday fashio
shows in the Book Cadilla
Casino. Last year | won for
good-looking dresses just b.
holding the lucky ticket at In
luncheons."
COUNTESS ELEKTRA
ROSANSKA:
You don't know what
you're missing if you don't
celebrate the Hungarians' an
nual Grape Festival with the
Detroit-Hungarians of West
End. IT'S colorful, the music
of the gypsies is thrilling and
native dances take YOU far
away from humdrum city
life"
VERA BROWN
will there be debuts THIS
Winter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1929 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SIND MY TNDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY G VI De and LUCKY
CALENDAR tor the last SIX
months OF l94l.
Vas Born.
Month ........-. Day 80.
Sand sc and ScitAddrciicd
Stamped En- ciobS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Vincent
Aston. and her recent Newport
hostess. Mrs. u. Norman de r.
WhitehouSe.
1t would be ungallant 10 even
hint at Ava Willing Astor Rib
blcsdale's age.
Suffice, she looks 20 years
younger than she is, has the
"figgcr" of a schoolgirl and can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

wafer and sugar, stirring CON
siantly Finish cooking over
direct heat. boil for 3 minutes.
Cool and add vanilla. Serve hot
over ice cream This sauce may
be stored m the refrigerator and
VIII keep indefinitely May be
served cold OF reheated before
serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbabcroH

What They're Saying
Around and About Mayfair
MRS. X. DEWITT PULCl-
PIER
MY children, aged > and .,
asked me today to teach them
how 10 cook a meal for them
selves. | think IL IL a good
idea and shall certainly do IL.
MRS. WILLARD BAR
3OUR.
Il devote a daily morning
hour TO the newspapers and
these days reading world news
.Sn't rcStful.'
MRS. TOM CQGAN
You are a wonderful per-
son, Miriam, hut YOU play
bridge like barracuda. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
How to Arrange a Block Party
For The Boys at Camp
ByIBA JEAN KaIN

win The entertainment which
Will be general and which must
be enjoyed by all, and the
amount Of money to be spent
When those details have been
settled and the date decided
upon, just call the morale Of
fcer at the camp and tell him
how many men are invited.
Finally it might be good
idea to ask the police 10 rope
of your street for the occasion.
And that's all there is TO it!
Recreation Essential
In the past few months II has
become more and more sppar-
ent that recreation is as essen
ual as 81. the morale vitamin
which is now one Of the chief
concerns of army chefs, 10 the
maintenance Of good spirits
among our soldiers.
High ranking officers agree
that no matter how large the
army or how fine tho equip
mcnt. the morale of the fight
ing force is the most vital
factor.
You have probably contrib
uted as much as you could
spare to the USO drive and
therefore. take a personal in
tcre1Ti the progress that is
being made.
SO far appropriations have
been made for 10 clubhouSeS
and others will he designated
later Wherever possible, suitable
buildings have been rented or
leased until the soldiers own
clubhouSes and recreation CEN
tors are completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

wear clothes with more dash
than many of our widely-touted
best dressed women
While others may back Elsie
de Wolfe Mendl in the "peren-
nially youthful sweepstakes my
entry is Lady Ribblesdale who
doesn't go in for any of the
mendlian sartorial fads and
fancies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

NOW YOU crochet Leonardo Ia Nncls masterpiece,
The Supper The f chart is simple to follow and can
heirloom panel a beautiful altar cloth Pattern
and directions for panel illustrations a
and stitches, materials required
TEN CENTS for this pattern 10 The Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1225 Times SQUARE Detroit Mich
Owing regulations orders for patterns TO Canadian
destinations be Allied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Wrenbeck,
Hickman
Date Set

MISS FLORENCE ELAINE
WRENBECK, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wrcnbeck Of
Gilbert avenue, has set October
IS as the date OF her marriage
10 the Rev. Victor c. Hickman
Of Chicago. son Of MIR. and Mrs
William Hickman of Wisconsin
RAPIDS. Wis.
The wedding viii take place az
Zion Evanc elical Lutheran
Church with Pastor Kenneth
T. Runge officiating.
At THE Fall pledge meeting
Of The EN-Cen-TriN. FRIDAY Nor
re Dutra, Bud CuiSak and Bill
Kramer had things eccentric OK
planned TO them by President
Jim ReCan.
Bill Welch. Joe Woskin>ki and
George MierS Wcrc instructed
rs 10 how 10 conduct themselves
IN the presence Of members by
Pledge Master Dick Burkhardt.
JOHN HOWELL and David
Allen Wright will give the lest
of n series Of Summer and early
Autumn dinner parties az their
home in West Grand boulevard.
Unlike most of the preceding
Soirees. this VIII be completely
stag affair.
Cocktails will be poured
promptly at { o'clock.
a REGULAR meeting OF th~
Garden Club of Michigan viii
he held Monday at the reSidenc
II Mrs. j. Stewart Hudson ~
Lolhrop road, Crosse Pointc
Farms. at 3 o'clock.
Invitations 10 il suggest Nom
hers come wearing new fah
hat made by yourself Of plan
material and accessories. y for
which prizes will be awarded u
The prettiest and most unique
model.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

MIR. AND MRS. RALPH w
EVANS of Hamilton avenue arc
guests AT the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel while in New York City
TO see a few plays, entertain
friends and do some shopping
MISS BETTE GUST. daugh-
ter of Rockwell T. Gust Of Fair
field avenue. has returned for
her senior year at Bradford
Junior College. Bradford, Mass.
Miss Gust is a member of the
Masqueraders, the Bradford dra-
matte club.
BACK IN town and looking
ultra-stylish. Lady Ribblesdale
lunched the other day with her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

Reports 10 the effect that the
Roderick Towers are talking
things over" won't down.
And latest bulletins from the
domestic. battlefront aGa==t44a-
former Edna Iayt determined
10 90 II alone, in the future
Having tried matrimony three
times. Edna. who was No. J
debuiante back in the days Of
World war No. l. probably
feels matrimony holds a ink
for her
Certainly. her trio Of spOuSes
wercn' 'unknownS." Edna's first
plunge into the matrimonial
seas made her the wife OF
Jack" Warburton, now parried
10 William X Nanderbilts
younger daughter "Consie."
Jack was succeeded by per-
sonahle Andre Lord Thy whom
Edna has a daughter Adriennal d,
and. after divorcing Andre. the
late Waller Hoyts daughter
married "Roddy' Tower, whose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Brenda
Rustica+es
In Cabin
BY MAURy PAUL

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The
Summer following her debut in
New York society and her edi-
torial coronation as the ma
tons No. glamour girl
Brenda Frazier turned thumbs
down on such recherche resorts
as Newport. Southampton, Bar
Harbor, etc and rusticated in
the north woods Of New York
State far from a railroad sta
ton.
When it leaked out that the
ClamorouS Brenda was tucked
with the aid Of a kerosene lamp,
into bed nightly in log cabin
and there wasn't a telephone
near AZ hand, jealous ones in
sisted Brenda was pulling a
stunt"
LEhnY- fze.ftrvUrt 10 believe any
one with So much money and
endowed with such great looks
c6ald really cherish fondness
for the outdoors and life in the
rugged manner.
The critical ones will have red
faces when ! report that Brenda
and her hubby. Ship Kelly
have Just bought an isolated is
land that touches both New
York State and Vermont, and
are having a log cabin built
there as a retreat from the life
they lead here in the city
Their island cabin viii he
used in addition, As Summer
vacation abode, and there'll be
no fuSsy frills about H.
For Brenda really likes a
baCkWoodSs eXiStence-no matter
what you may have heard, or
imagined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Winning

MRS. ARCHIBALD MEAL
PINE:
II think I've never seen a
more gifted person than Mrs.
]. Dryer Kinnucan in inspir-
ing women to give of their
time and effort. One civic
campaign, i recall, was fad
ing because the committee
couldn't find women workers.
Mrs. Kinnucan was called and
within two hours she had over
100 women already at work
on the campaign"
CHARLES A. HUGHES:
II think those White HouS
press conference broadcast
on Tuesday and Friday night
are tops. may be prejudice
s since my son-in-law, Jir
Crowley, is conducting thtm,
JAMES SWINEHART:
"Some woman should have
entered the council race with
this a. her platform: a
Square Deal 10 Motorists Who
Park Their Car in the City
Known a the Home of TIN
Motor Car. "
Besides a place in the coun.
Gil she would have gained ma.
tional reputation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
S.W.T.W.

MRS. STERLING SAN
FORD:
Il should have had more
than 10 glasses Of grape jelly
this year and would have had
il my children hadn't stood by
me eating grapes as fast a.
the wind"
MRS. LYNN McNAUGH-
TON:
1--WE been interested i'm
reading letters from England
concerning the Russians. The
letters were written before
Russia AFFIXED herself witt,
England.
5. MRS. JEFFERSON z.
WEBB:
IF the Women's Associa-
lion could sell out The Friday
afternoon concerts of the
-sssnff,itonfrfEht,iir.eiit=w0Httt
take care of the deficit for
the year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
HOROSCOPE By n E.3o:s'
the Section Your Bbthddy Comes IN, and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According the Stars,
Far Suudog Ccpfcmber 2S
MARCH n TO APRIL en-

For SultdalL September %.