davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Libby Views 8 Points
As Move for Peace Now

Frederick J. Libby, executive sec
retary of the National Council for
the Prevention of War, today inter-
preted the joint Roosevelt Church
i'll declaration as a move toward
a negotiated peace with Hitler now"
He asserted here that several of
the eight British-American policies
enunciated are, roughly. Hitler's
peace aims-or at least the aims
of the German people"
AS instances, he cited the aim of
obtaining access to raw materials
for all, and the idea of obtaining
higher living standards.
He said the demand for final
destruction of the Nazi tyranny"
is a very different thing" from
Evening star., 1941-08-14

The following box score" lists sea warfare Iosse
Saturday night August 9:
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Senators Seek 10 Halt
TugweA Air Trip
To Puerto Rico
Confirmation Session
Wants His Views on
Problems of Island
BY the Associated Press.

os the asSocihtcu FTcss.
Senators today sought to halt an
airplane trip of Rexford G. Iugwell
to Puerto Rico as his nomination for
governorship of the island ran into
an unexpected delay before the SEN
ate Committee on Territories and
Insular Affairs.
Chairman Tydings sought to halt
the airplane flight shortly after the
committee abandoned plans for an
immediate vote on the nomination.
and less than an hour after aides
said Mr.. Tugwell boarded an air.
plane here for San Juan, Puerto
Rico. Senator Tydings hoped to halt
Mr.. Tugwell in Florida.
I'VE decided we needed a clari-
flcation of the whole situation and
Evening star., 1941-08-14

want to get Mr.. Tugwell here for a
statement before a vote is taken" "
Senator Tydings told reporters.
This does not mean the commit
tee will reject the nomination" Sem
ator Tydings said. I'VE might have
approved it if vote was taken to-
day, but we thought it best to clarity
these matters"
The opponents to his confirma-
Evening star., 1941-08-14

rigid" the chairman continued.
The members merely wanted more
information from Mr.. Tugwell be-
fore voting on his nomination"
The committee will meet next
Monday If Mr.. Tugwell can be back
by then.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
DarIan, in Message
To Forces, Sees No
Reason for Despair
Says He Will Lead Them
Along Path Chorted
By Marshal Petoin
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VICHY, Unoccupied France, Aug.
i4.-Vice Premier Admiral Jean
Darlan, in his new role as Minister
of National Defense. told Frances
land. sea and air forces today that
he will lead them along the road
designated by Chief of State Petain.
Admiral Darlan's message was
contained in an order of the day
broadcast to the empire as news
papers from Nazi-occupied Paris
indicated belief that defense powers
both at home and overseas now
concentrated in the admirals hands
give him complete power over CO.
lonial commanders in chief.
Counts on Devotion.
Admiral Darlan, who now wields
military power greater than any
French leader since Napoleon, told
his soldiers, sailors and airmen:
Il know I can count on the de-
votion of all to the cause of France
so nobly defended by the marshal.
Every one can count on me to
lead them along the road indicated
by the wisdom and r-sightedness
Of the illustrious soldier who has
made the country the gift of his
persons"
He said there was no reason for
despair, but to study the causes of
defeat in order to avoid them in the
future
This mediation surely will incite
you to align yourselves among the
best workers for the national revo-
luton in discipline, confidence and
optimism" he declared
Had Been Postponed.
Admiral Darlan's assumption of
command over all land, sea and air
forces, technically through an order
of the day, had first been announced
for broadcast last night and then it
was postponed to today in order to
permit rebroadcaSt OF Marshal
Petain's speech.
Admiral Darlan, in his order of
the day. declared:
Called by the marshal and chief
OF state to the functions of minister
of national defense, I express to
general officers, officers, non-com-
miSSioned officers, petty officers,
corporals and quartermasters and
soldiers and sailors of the land, sea
and air, the pride I feel in the
great honor that has been done me.
Every one can count on my de-
termination as an organizer, my i'm
partiality, my spirit of justice and
my affection"
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Dr.. Collin Is Reported
Held by Nozis in Hotel
BY the Associated Press.

bF INV hsbOCIHIed PTeSS.
BATAVIA, Netherlands East In.
dies, Aug. 14-The Netherlands In.
dies News Agency reported today
that DR.. Hendrix Collin, former
Dutch premier arrested by German
authorities last month, is confined
in a hotel at Valkenburg, the
Netherlands.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Churchill's earlier objective of over
throwing the Nazi government. Mr..
Libby said he and his council are
in favor of a prompt negotiation of
peace
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

que preferimos la muerte, la
carcel, ell suplicio, tOdos los no
rrores, a perder ell honor?
Sus ojos Sc llenaron de lagri-
mas.
Su pensamiento vol6 a Pedro,
otra vez.
Su p%ensamiento volvi6 a la
hija armada, a la hija idolatra-
da a la que Quizas nunca va, CO.
mo ell esposo querido, volverian
a yer jamas sus ojos.
-Pero cuando 70 muara-
murmur6 la martir, fijas sus
pupilas en- ell cielo, que comen-
zaba a inundarse con los colo
res frescos v rosados de la au-
rora-; cuando mis- ojos Sc Gle
rren para no abrirse mas y vue-
de de mi pecho ell Ultimo de estos
brutos, o perezca achicharrada
en- una hoguera o bajo Ell dolor
de una fortuna inquisitorial, tu,
Pedro de mi vida, tn Celia de mi
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

sion, de esta especie de zelda
donde a ella la habian confina-
80, saba ella que Gaia sobre un
precipicio sobre los acantilados
del islote fatal de Chan-Fd.
Sin embargo, Maria de la Cruz
ecmprendi6 que no deliraba.
va iba a gritar; va iba a pc
dir SOcOrro, un sOcorro inGtil,
euando ocurri6 algo que ahog6
la voz en- su garganta.
Ell misterioso aparecido, que
Sc habia cogido a uno de los ba-
rrotes de su reja, murmur6 en-
perfecto castllano:
-iSehora, sonora, mo temaI
nada! Soy yo! iSoy su viejo
amigo Almeida, que viene a sal
yarla!u.
La mujer de Pedro de NGhez
abri6 mucho los ojos, llevando-
Sc las manos al pecho
II Almeida L..
jEra possible?
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Ell ORANGE BOWL INVITA-
A LOS "CUERNOS LARGOS''

Austin, Texas, Die. l0-Geo.
F.. EdmOndson, de Tampa, vice
presidente de la Orange Bow.
Association, anunci6 ell sabadC
en- esta ciudad u"o nabia pasadc
una invitaci6s los "cuernOs
largos'' de Tex S para partici-
par ell dfa de Aho Nuevo, en-
Miami, en- { partido que ALI Sc
juega tOdos 40 amos
George es ell team escogi
do para el cOmbate y esperasC
que Texas acepte. Texas jugari
el sabado con Oregon.
Hasta la fecha, que sc sepa
las elecciones para los partido'
de Ano Nuevo son las siguien
hes: Rose Bowl, en- Pasadena
California; Oregon State, cost;
del Pacifico, contra Duke, Con
ferencia del Sur.
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
Fordham, del Este, contra Mis-
souri,, de los Seis Grandes.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
ROY ROBINSON
THEME

New York, Die. Ray Rob
inson, ell spectacular bcxeador
negro de Harlem, no pOdra pc
lear con Young Kid Mccoy, de
Datroit, en- la Madison Square
Garden, Ell dia II de diciembre.
Robinson esta enfermo y padece
de pneumonia. Desde Filadelfia
|informan que Sc lie recluy6 en-
81 Hospital de la MERGED.
Robinson iba a pelear esta no
che, en- esa ciudad, con Marty
Servo.
Els possible Sc lie ofrezca a
Freddie Cochrane, ell campe6n
de las 1876 libras, ell match" con
Mccoy, a IL asaltos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
GOMEZ PELEARA HOY CON
Ell COWBOY GREGGS

Hoy por la noche, en- Jack
sonvilGe, Tommy Gomez, ell p1-
gil latino de Tampa, Sc batira a
liez asaltos con un "veterano''
del cuadrilatero, COmboy
Greggs.
Los peritos auguran una vic
toria de Gomez, por nocaut, en-
Tres asaltos; pero este no signi-
flea que Greggs sea inferior a
muchos de los gladiadores pre-
sentados en- Tampa por Ell Sr.
LaMarque.
Ell tampeho, 81 CANA el match
de hoy, como Sc espera, acepta-
"a un combate con Bob Skies,
un gladiator de la cuarta fila,
para ell dfa 8 de diciembre, en- 81
Coliseo.
Jose Leto opina que Skies es
I'm contrario peligroso, por Guam
to tiene mas experienced que
Tommy.
Bob arribara a Tampa 81
pr6ximo microbes y Sc e%ntrena-
"a en- 81 gimnasio de la Gale
Franklin.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
La Gaceta Folletin No. 172
TOM0 TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

gi6ndose la cabeza entire las ma
nos.
Ell horror de 10 ocurrido la nc
che anterior, La volvi6 a crispar.
Y Ia evocaci6n de la dicha pa
sada, de los dias felices de aque-
Ma existencia que llev6 cast dos
amos en- Madrid y en- Bruselas,
en- San Sebastian, en- ell hogar
dulces y tibio, junto al esposo a
dorado y la hija queridisima lue
go, La Nen6 de lagrimas los ojos.
-lQue voz, que fuerza miste
ROSA canta en- ell alma de las mu
jeres que somos buenas-se di-
jo ahora en- voz alta, segura de
que nadie habria de escucharla,
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

La madre de Bob Teller, el
famoso pitcher de los Indios, lie
escribi6 una carta a la Junta Sc
lectiva que lie pusiera en- la ella
sificaci6n de La. Luego de Zelda
la carta, John E. Moley, presi-
dente de la Junta, declare en-
Cleveland
Ella no pide que reconsidere-
mos 10 hecho Y este es 81 primer
paso que debe darse cuando Sc
quiere una reclasificaci6n.
81 Feller no obtiene una nue.
va Classification, en- febrero sc lie
mandara al ejercito. Ell sueldo
presente del joven lanzador es
de $45, 900 pOr ano.
La madre y ell padre de Bob
estan enfermOs y de q Deepen
denden para su manutenci6n y
cura.
Declare aver la Sra. Fellel
que no habia pedido la reclasi.
ficaci6n de su hijo, pero tai era
su intenci6n al escribir la car.
ia,
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
JACK SHERRY LUCHARA
Ell JUEVES

Ell empresario de luchas, Cow
boy Luttrall, anuncia para el
microbes un programa de pri-
mer orden
Jack Sherry, que Sc hace lla-
mar ell campe6n sin corona, ten
dra de contrircante a White
Covro, un "vaquero" de Wyo-
ming.
Para c~ontrario del griego
Belga sc ha escogido de nuevO
a Roy Reynolds, derrotado por
Sherry, la semana pasada, en-
Sarasota.
Belkas venci6 a Reynolds, el
pasado microbes, cuando Ell ar
bitro descalific6 a este.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

alma, hija querida de mi cora
ION, vOsotros dos, sereis mi ILL.,
timo, mi solo pensamiento...
De pronto, la infaliz Sc estre-
meci6.
Habia abatido la frente a las
manos y un sollozo muy hondo
la co1movia de pies a cabeza.
La evocaci6n de sus seres que
rides tomaba ahora caracteres
de fuego, Y veia ell rostro Y la
iragen de Pedro Y de su hija
cen una claridad de relieves ma
ravillosa.
Pero de repente, Maria de la
Cruz retrocedi6 espantada.
I'm hombre, mejor dicno, ell
busto de un hombre, acababa de
surgir ante ella.
La %prisionera ahog6 un grito
en- su garganta.
iC6mo era possible este?
La ventana de su extraha pri-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
tono de infinite asombro.
i Yo, yo mismo!

tono de infinite asombro.
i 70, yo mismo!
q Como ha pOdido listed lie
gar hasta aquf?
-iOh, por un verdadero mi.
lagro He logrado sObornar q
varios chinos, prcmetiandoles
una fotuna 81 me ayudaban a H.
bertarnos; y ellOs me han faci.
litado unas cuerdas y me han
mostrado una especie de esca.
la que trepa por ell muro del cas-
tillo hasta las almenas.
ID Una escala ?-se asombr6
mas Maria de la Cruz.
-Si' son s~implemente pie.
dras salientes en- ell muro.
-Pero, ino lie ven a listed des
de abajo los centinelas?
-Si-repuSo Almeida con
una sonrisa-; hay cuatro que
e'tan viendo en- este instan-
te; pero esos precisamente per
Vehecen al grupo que 20 he con.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
seguido s~obornar.
-Entonces.

Maria de Ia Cruz elev6 las
manos al cielo.
Una vision dulcisima, de H.
bertad, de vida, cruz6 por su
mente.
IAN, 81 DiOs fuera tan bueno
que quisiera sacarla viva de es-
tie infiernO!...
-Entonces .~-repiti6, mien
tras cruzaba por sus pupilas IN
infinite rayO de esperanza.
Tome listed esta lima-re-
puso el portuguese; con ella, lie
Sera facil limar estos barrotes.
en- POGO tempo. Este frasquito
contiene aceite, y con e. su Ia
rsa Sc simplificara de un modo
enorme.
-Pero, Gc6mo puedo 70 Ii
estOs barrOtes sin lamar
ia atenci6n de mis- guardianesH
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Aunque NADIA Sc nos ha comu-
nicado, podemos informar que
ell banquete de la Liga Interso-
cial, ell banquete annual, Sc efec-
tuara ell jueves, en- Ell restaurant
Columbia"
Algunos peloteros Sc propo-
men batear de "jonron' contra
Ell menu de Casimiro.
Uno de ellos, Ell ano pasado,
arremeti6 con todos sus brios y
lleg6, que Sc sepa, al tercer pla-
to de arrOz con polio.
Salui y buena digestion.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Los Gigantes Sc proponen re-
organizar su sistema de move :
mas "manigieras."
Todos los jefes de clubs han
venido laborando para impedir
que los Gigantes Sc refuercen
hasta un punto en- que pasen a
ser 10 que dos Yankees son ac-
tualmente en- la Liga America
ma.
Bill Terry teme que Babe
Young, su primera base, sea LA
mauc al servicio militar.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered frop the torturing
pays of rheumatism, ~sciatica, Iambago, neu-
RAMA and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nov they have
found a ~quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO is trustworthy and dependable
contains no cpiates. If you want to feel again
the joy Of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironc.ad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffet. Ask your druggist today
kg NURITO on this guarantee. T,N.C1
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Sc ha desmentido la noticia,
dada en- Brooklyn, de que Larry
McPhail Sc ~proponia negociar
los servicios de Dolph Camilli,
su primera base, y obtener los
de Jimmy Fox.
"No es cierto, grit6 Larry. No
hemos negociado nj negociare-
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
DEPORTES
LOS AGGIES DE TEXAS Jul
GARAN EN- Ell COTTON
BOWL

Dallas, Texas, Die. 10-Texas
A and M acept6 aver una invi-
taci6n para jugar en- ell Cotton
Bowl, Ell dia de Aho Nuevo, Sc
gun Dan Rogers, presidente de
la Association Cotton Bowl.
Ell "once" que hara oposici6n
a los Aggies no ha sido escogi.
do todavia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
to de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
jo. Dirijase a 9141@ Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
Con el bate, Ia MOscOta y los EspejueIOs
(POr TirA a cuArta)

Como en- anos anteriores, la
Liga Intersocial puede contar
con nosotros para publican sus
cuentas.
AL gobierno federal habra que
pagarle un impuesto sobre las
entradas, 10 que mermara algo
los ingresos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01
RAYMOND PELEARA EN-
SARASOTA

Sarasota, Die. 10-HOy por
la noche, bajo ell patrocinio de
la Legion Americana, joey Ray
mOnd, 140 libras, de Tampa, Sc
batira con Tommy Gispert, 141,
de Brooklyn.
Para el Semifinal fueron con-
tratados Clyde Hayes, de Miami
139 liIbras, y Jack Patton, de
Chicago, 140.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

PERDIDA-De tres HAYES, en-
la S6ptima avenida entire las ca
lies IA y Is. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1903 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Cotton Bowl, en- Dallas: Texas
Aggies contra I'm team que Sc
escogera entire Mississippi State.
Duquense, Penn State 0 Virgi-
MIA.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

Philadelphia, Die. 1o-Los O.
SOS de Chicago, campeones ma
cionales en- Ell Football Profesio-
mai, derrotaron aver, con anota-
ci6n de 40 por IA, a los Aguilu-
: chos Ide Philadelphia. Presen-
ciarOn ell partido 32,608 perso-
mas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

La prisionera record6 de ur
mOdo fulminante.
Era el dulce portuguese, eI
gran senior que sc habia embar
cado con ella en- ell puerto de Yo-
kohama, y que Sc dirigia a Ma
Gao.
Almeida-el hector 10 recuer-
da-, habia intentado ayudar a
Maria de la Cruz cuando 81 asal
to del Kiusiu pOr los piratas chi
nos.
Maria de la Cruz lie do por
muerto va hacia mucho tempo.
Y he aqui Que surgia de un
modo inOpinado y novelesco an.
te sus ojos.
ERA este possible?
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

mos a Camilli. Esos rumores o.
bra son de nuestros enemigos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

LOS OS0S DE CHICAGO DE-
RROTARON AL
PHIA
La gaceta., 1941-12-01

mo tema listed NADIA. seho-
ra!-repiti6 aquel aparecido-;
Two vengo a salvarla!
%SenOr Almeida!.... JUS
tedLrepuSO al fin Maria en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

A Sale Of Better Dresses that will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
COTTON WEDDING

COTTON WEDDING
MR.. AND MRS. DEWITT
LOOMS ALEXANDRA (Cyn-
thia Lenox Banks), married May
II, 1910.
Mr.. AND MRS. ERNEST
MEAD BAKER JR. MARY Jane
Book, married May is, 1910.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
MILTON WISMER MARY Eliz-
abeth Bryant. married May II,
1910.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN AT
WOOD AUSTIN MARY r.
McEvoy), married May II, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Flint Girls
Set Dates
For NuptldIs
FLINT, May 10.

THERE seems to be no letup
Il in the news of approaching
weddings. Latest TO join the
prospective list are Miss Anne
Jeanette Steiner and Edgar
Frances Ketchum who will
speak their vows Friday. The
bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Sterner,
and the bridegroom-elect is the
son of Mrs. Jackson Ketchum.
Only the Immediate families
will witness the ceremony to be
held in First Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. Ralph d.
Kearns officiating. Miss Steiner
has been attending Michigan
State College where she is a
junior. She is member Of
Lambda Phi sorority locally.
and of Alpha Phi in Lansing.
Mr.. Ketchum studied at Ferris
Institute.
Announcement also Is made
by Mr.. and Mrs. George c.
Kellar Of the engagement OF
their daughter, Marianne X.
Kellar. to Howard B. Grant Jr,.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Grant of Reed City. The event
will take place at $3.50 o'clock.
June IA, in st. Pauls Episcopal
Church, with the Rev. Otis e.
jackson reading the service.
A reception at the home of
the brides parents will follow.
Attending the bride will be her
two sisters. Mrs. Donald T. Mac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Fiesta Bids
For May II
Sent Out

ISABELLA STARK, who is cor
L responding secretary Of Cad
lilac Society, formerly known as
Gamma Alph Rho, has mailed
invitations to members and their
friends.
They tell about the fiesta the
club will hold May IT at Foul
krod's estate. Rose Villa.
Isabella urges the lads and
lassies TO Shake the dust off
their Stacks, put on the old
sweaters and drag out those
dirty saddle shoes they have
been saving for just such an
occasion"
NO BOYS invited this time,
but &c Soir gals. nevertheless,
expect to have fun attheir party
Thursday evening.
They'll all go down to Cafe
Old Madrid for dinner. And,
afterwards, they'll take in
movie.
Kay Mclaughlin. president, is
doing all the planning. Among
those who expect to go are Ann
Mary Bennett. Marie Therese
Chatel, Peggy Chatel, Elaine
Chatel, Gertrude Coots, Mary
Ann Steiner, Mary Ellen YER
rier, Evelyn Cofell and Mary
Louise Markey.
GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON
Is a brand new sorority headed
by Janet Weber.
It's composed almost entirely
Of girls who are now or have
been students at Marygrove
College.
A meeting is scheduled for
Wednesday night at Ann Shrot's
house in Dexter boulevard at
which time the girls will chat
about the weekend house
parties TO be given at Summer
homes owned by the parents of
members.
AS they chat they'll knit for
the Red Cross.
Other officers are Peggy DAILY,
treasurer; Mickey Shields, rec
ording secretary, and Ann Shrot,
corresponding secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

Neven and Miss Martha Kellar.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Choate School n d also
studied at the University Of
Munich in Germany. Mr.. Grant
was graduated from Michigan
State College where he was af-
filiated with Sigma M fra
ternity.
The return Of the new Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Jewish League
Election Nav IL

LEAGUE OF JEWS
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS
will meet at 2 p. m. May 19 in
the social hall of Temple Beth
FL to elect officers and hear
annual reports.
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg.
program chairman, has planned
an entertainment to follow the
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
2u44d9 SH4M

NoMNoEs the popular game these days in the smart
~ The Gaylord Gises Jr have taken the game in
big way. Macintosh Brown Oliver Brooks and Bill Mesrz
also play it a lot.
Getting together to read plays, is another pGstme
Of group of smart young mdrrieds Crosse Ponte.
They meet in the rectory of Christ Church chapel Each
read are "Famav Portrait and "There Shall Be No
Night" It was started by the Rev. HILLS Duggan The
Duggans, the E. d. TroWbridges, the Leonard Kelers
and about 80 other couples belong
The Roney girls Cynthia and Mary Lou, do enjoy
formal parties And So mother, Mrs. William c. Roney,
plans entertainment in advance of their return home
vacations they do love impromptu informal gaas
for which the Roney home is famous
Mrs. Walter Wilson's hobby raising house plants of
which 40 varieties She feeds them vamin
these and her green fingers account for her
great them which her friends marvel
Eghyear-old Harry Esling collects picture post cards
from all the world and has more than 1000
Harry probably the bestknown male cook among
Detroit Boat Club members and we understand MS great
speciality labeled Apple Pancakes.
We understand unlike przereeipeo~ners he'll
with the directions at the drop OF hat chel nat
There's story going the rods . re ,t one of the the
Pontes ~eahgst dogqge sr M I Mane o''en0"9 INC
Il didn't send flowers because I'd planned on har-
ing gou for dinner.
We don't kno'o
proudest young in the city is Miss Joan
daughter
out with loving hands Of the nftest dresses OF the
season. creation in olive green sprnked
with white black-centered daisies
II YOU should Forrest Startling in tears, don't
feel badIy-she's happy
She Startling building what looks to be one
towns handsomer houses in Buckingham road and
she's that whenever she gets to thinking
about it tears.
Mrs Alexander Bain having her portrait painted by
Roy Gamble blue chiffon gown she to the wedding
of her son. Alexander Blan Jr. and Josephine Bowen.
Mrs Homer Ferguson the reputation in organizations
in which writing the most charming and
pealing asking for funds during their drives
The Walter r. OHairs have bought the Henry Gambler
which they and Mrs OHairs mother
Mrs George Watts will June 49, For Mrs Watts it will,
indeed be 33 years her present
home which she owns in West Grand boulevard.
William w. Crapo's thoughts. when he attended the
Founders Day exercises the Liggett S chooI and
watched the peSchool and kindergarten children PERFORM
doubtless back the long ago when he tot
ter princess Elizabeth, who Iadyn-watng TO the
Queen of the May.
Mrs. Cecil Watson former Margaret Lawson,
tanned the other day for the first time her home in
Meadow lane Crosse Pone Farms and the friends who
invited are still ravng about her charming house.
The Geiger Smiths have attractive apartment.
1t is furnished simply but with exquisite Mrs Smith
the former Mary Bull Snow has exquisite silver
service that was her mothers and several beautiful pieces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Back From Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. DeWaters
have returned from two months
in Los Angeles, Cal. Also on the
returned list is Mrs. Keith Davis
who arrived last weekend after
spending some time with her
parents. the Harvey Mallerys,
AT their ranch home near No
gales, Ariz.
The visiting tribe continues 10
hold interest and among these
is Mrs. Lynn V. Phillips of
Uniontown. Pa, who is making
a visit with her daughter and
son in law, the Russell s.
Bishops Jr.. who recently moved
out to Lake Fenton for the
warm months.