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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-17
; Youths Killed
In Auto Accident


PLACERVILLE. Cal, March II
cUP) Three youths from Dia-
mond Springs near here, were kill
ed early yesterday when the auto
mobile in which they were riding
left the Mother Lode highway near
Plymouth, Amador county, and
overturned.
The dead were Edward Meyers,
ID; Caesar Gonelli, 81, and George
Berneich, 90
Elmer Martin, 90, also of Dia-
mond Springs, driver of the car,
escaped uninjured. Amador county
authorities said an inquest would
be held to determine whether
charges would be filed against the
driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-17
Masonic Lecturer
VIII Visit Here

Dan Richards, grand lecturer of
California, Royal Arch Masons, ac-
companied by several companions
from San Diego, will make an Of
1iclal visit to Ell Centro chapter
No. l09, r. A. M, Thursday, March
20 for the purpose of conducting
school of instruction.
Prior to the meeting will be a
pot luck supper To be served al
Gas pm. in the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-17
PAROLE GRANTED TO
Los ANGELES KILLER

REPRESA, Cal. March IT cUP)
= The state board of prison terms
and paroles announced today that
at March sessions here it had
granted parole. effective in 1914
to Ralph Morehead, serving a life
term on first degree murder con-
viction in Los Angeles and hao
refused parole to Ernest G.. Stack
pole, also serving life in a Los An
geles murder case. Stackpole en-
tered prison in 1907.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-17
British Move Up
On Greek Front

by President Ismet Inonu to a mes
sage which Adolf Hitler had sent
him.
Informants understood that Inonu
merely thanked Hitler for his as
surances of peaceful intentions and
affirmed that Turkey wanted to
maintain good relations with all
countries and live in peace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
By Adele Garrison

I'm afraid my husband will
he worried about me-" ! began.
He's in a hurry to 90 on. He
didn't want to stop here in the
first place. but I wanted to see
a young friend of mine at the
college. But we've missed her.
She's gone home. 80 my husband
il more anxious than ever to get
away. Would you mind taking
"A look into the waiting room.
and II you see man either
there or just outside the door,
looking impatient, ask him IL
he's Mr.. Graham and tell him
I'm coming out as soon a. l
cam"
"Sure thing" she said. and
she was no sooner gone than /
whiSked out Of my chair. pulled
open the door of the closet. dis
closing. as ! expected. the de-
fiiant figure Of Carolyn BriXton.
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Pitfalls of Love
A Sequel to Marriage Meddlers

| Sequei TO Marriage MeddIei
flied the glass and brought il 10
me
shall call doctor >" she
quaVcred.
! shook my head. and with eyes
partly closed put out a groping
hand for tho water glass the
while IeSsening my paroxysms
slightly.
II am 80 sorry to make YOU
this trouble" | said land am
afraid l shall have 10 ask. you
Ia let me sit here for little be-
fore ! go. l feel quite faint and
giddy."
And no wonder" She re Joined
heartily you had an awful
spell there You had me scared
speechless. Sit a. long a. you
like"
Thank vou," said fcebly,
and remained silent with closed
eyes for a fun half minute.
When | opened them. began
10 talk EarrulOuSly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
NO SIGN OF CAROLYN

When Dicky and ! had looked
over the big waiting room thor
ouChly. even pecrinE into tclC-
phone booths. and ScrutiniZing the
office of the station agent through
IFS window. Dicky had gone 10 the
express and freight offices while I
went into the womenS room. With
a caution that seemed superfluouS
] lerked my hat 20 one side before
] entered. and then went straight
10 a mirror where | gaze little
exclamation of chagrin at my re-
Election. and speedily straight
ened the hat. and smoothed my
hair bit Then | took out my
compact and renewed my powder
with meticulouS care. prolonging
the process until-I had scanned
every inch of the room reflected
in the mirror
saw no sign Of Carolyn but !
noticed that the woman in at
tendance in the waiting room re-
manned seated. and made no at
tempt 20 offer me any attention.
although l was. conscious that
without seeming 10 do so. she was
watching my every movement. |
went out Of the room. apparently
ignoring her. but an apparently
casual glimpse in her direction
showed me something which star
lied me and made me glad to get
Dicky out of the way while l
1ulled il over in my mind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

u z TT NUFTF WNHHINUN
spouse like me 90 pry into your
little secrets. But ! do implore
you TO watch your step. 80 long
old dear"
| waited only until he was gone
before putting into operation a
little plan which had flashed into
my mind a minute or TWO before
~ something which ! had observed
the womenS waiting room AZ
e railway station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

" hat else To
d o." l n
sWcred
"\either do
l." Dlcky said
80 I'll be on
my way. HI
not as X you
" h a I you're
going To do.
for I know by
I h q e Ut o Z
your iib that
Y a N n "A \ .
some scheme
on hand, and
far he IL from
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

"OF COURSE I'll he back I'm
time for that train" DIcky said
a bit testify. but what good it's
going To do for me 10 cruise
around these streets. looking for
Carolyn, I can't fathom."
II know, hut l don't know
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
4 LITTLE GAME

She was seated directly beside a
closet, evidently for brooms and
cleaning materials But the brooms
and mopS and pals were outside
the closet stacked near her. and
the door of the closet was slightly
lar,
when the outer door Of the
lifting room had closed behind
Dicky | waited a full half min
ute. Then | pretended to be seized
with a violent III of coughing and
choking. and fairly staggered
through the door of the women's
room and reckoning frantically to
the attendant. geStured toward the
water faucets. and the machine
for paper cups. holding out coin
in my hand.
For only an instant she heSi-
tated. then spranC up and SelzinG
. glass, hurried TO the faucet,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Van Buren, ST. Rev. George White,
OF Duqpesnc. Pa. hroihcr-in-law
CT tho bridegroom, OBLIGATED.
Gladioli palms. ferns and as
icrs composed the floral arrange
mcnis for the rites. The bride
wore an ivory slipper satin gown,
which was the wedding gown OF
Dor sister. Dorothy. In her mar
r.age last October TO Walton A,
Lewis OF Detroit. II was disiin-
guished by a flowing skirt and
sweeping train; fitted bodice
with sweetheart neckline. and
long. fitted sleeves ending in points
a: tho wrists. The brides veil Of
Illusion net was secured by a
wreath Of orange blossoms She
carried an arm bouquet OF pink
ard white tea roses circling two
white orchids.
Mrs Walton A Lewis. OF De-
trot. sister Of the bride. was mat
ron-of honor. She wore costume
Of yellow taffeta. which had a
fitted bodice and full skirt accent
It's simple design. Her flowers
we're yellow and rust colorcd baby
chrysanthemums Robert f.. Bak-
or. Of Detroit brother Of the bride,
Was best man.
Miss Evelyn Burden. the bride
grooms niece. played the bridal
procs sional and accompanied Miss
Lucille Burden. her sister. who
sang Because as hlghlight OF
the service.
a lace cloth covered the brides
table for the luncheon served al
the Baker home following the
ceremony. Green tapers In crystal
candelahra stood at either side OF
the ccnterplccc OF white asters.
Mr.. and Mrs Burden later left
for Detroit. where they planned 10
take boat for Buffalo going on
10 New York City and returning TO
Michigan by way of Pittsburgh.
They will reside al 1il1 South
Fourth avenue. Saginaw, on their
return. The brides travelling en-
semhle was costume suit OF
Cinnabar brown. trimmed with fox
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

of which she IS president; aad the
Brewster city Music club. vnen
they gave her surprise birthday
party M her home in Brewster
CITY. 4 rose for each year was pre-
soniod TO Mrs. lIaueabook by her
husband Among the lovely gifts
She received was beautiful blue
and white linen luncheon set. gwen
by Mrs. Curtis Smith. Of josephine
avenue. Pictures were taken OF the
lroup. since photography is Mrs.
Haugahook' hobby.
"A chicken dinner was served
iha' utht AZ the Farnsworih ave-
nrc hbe9 of Mrs Roxie ProNn.
president OF the Evening Stars. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Haueabook. Mrs. Hoover. Mrs.
Cook. Mrs Simmons, Mrs. naw-
son. Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Rivers, La
Yerda Davis. Leona Garland and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Moonlights, Eats,
And Surprises

Saturday night, underneath the
silver moon and amid music and
romance. the En- Avanls held their
annual moonlight supper. At about
/ am. very gay group was served
luscious fried chicken, potato salad
and hot coffee in outdoor buffet
style.
The climax of the evening came.
when during her hrief remarks to
tho group. Miss Alberta Wilson an
nmnccd the forthcoming marriage
o. Miss Christine Wright, 20 Pri-
waite Lawrence Dow Snowden and
also the 'infanticipation' of Mrs.
Rosa Lee Wheeler. Both events arc
expected TO take place in the very
near future. Miss Wright and Mrs.
Wheeler are members OF I'm
Avants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Fall Program
On At Y.W.C.A.

Activities OF Az so,ts viii bc VA
fll swing a. Lucy Thurman
Branch of INC Detroit lWcA tho
ptta 81 sept 20 when the fall
term of ciar go. and sports opens.
Rccistauon may be made now.
lhh who want 10 become pop
lla partners Viii have an oppor-
ipnrv fo leafn 20 play badmlnton
ana Soloy ball 20 roller skate.
lid 70 swim under tho export
eaaanre 30 Miss lncz J. Russell
hea,l education secretary. The
poa wl he open FOR Glaze .nstru-
poN ADD dps on Monday Tuesday
tud lmrsGaf afternoons anu
Monday aud Tuesdae evening"
a nos group OF sports Will 80
f. Tor rerfeatiun and exercise for
q ontinued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Smedley cottage in the Grea; Lakes
Country Club Subdivision at Holly.
Michigan
Gold and blue, the colors OF Fisk.
and red. white and blue dec era
'!ors lent an air OF gay fes;iyity.
Tho sunporch overlooking The lake
was ablaze with color. a large
center table held a large bouquet
Of flowers and also laden with con-
fcc,ions in keeping with the cr.or
scheme. An umbrella suspended
from the ceiling dominated he
scene. decorated in HUE and gold
With cclophane rain dripping from
It's edges and holding an assort-
mon, OF dainty heribboncd packaScs
which guests brought for which
10 shower the coilcgc-hound guest
ot honor. All the things dear 10 the
heart Of college girl. a laa'her
diary, scrapbook perfume.
hankies. lingerie. stationery and
jcwolry we're in that umberalla.
The gift laden umbcralla was let
down by clever little pulley and
The opening Of gifts and shy
little thank you speech by the
honoree was hirhlisht OF the
afternoon festivities.
A wiener roast and self service
20 2 hearty repast OF baked beans
spaghetti rolls. relishes. ice
cream. cakes and punch took place
on tho terraces under the umbrcl-
las where everyone roasted his
own wienols on The handy lite
barbecue pit, Dancing occupied
,yerA spare moment, on the upper
terrace. which was cooled by the
lake breeze.
A sca,engcr hunt was fun and
prizes were awarded to the win
rers. A cute souvenir was given
TO every guest also.
cute and chic in nifty riding
habit Miss kendrick was The life
O. tho party with her sparkle and
VT Miss kendrick is the winner
OF the Fisk award an accomplished
pianist. She is the daughter OF thr
socialiy prominent Walter kend-
hicks Of Detroit.
Among the guests were Mar
earet Coleman. Martha Coleman
BETTY Kenniebrew, Doris Iibhs,
Eugene Heard. Mary Jane Leigh
Alecr Gillipsie. Louise Cahulo.
rlarry Henry. William Horner,
I James Talberi, Ellen Leigh, John
4 Holly. Choste. stewart, Marie
Coodson James Hodge, a d a
Hodge Mrs. Marie Heard, Mrs {.
". Ycagins and Mrs Minnie Yea
Iins. Mrs. Smedleys mother All
cLjoyed themselves very much and
did thCir uimo I TO give their rs
icemcd little friend a super send
off
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Double Help for
w o NJ EN-!

Nha' dp you de- when headafhe
robustness cramp like pain. lack
o. energy and appetite. or some
piher form Of periodic functional
distress begins 20 make you mister
ihle2 Why not go 80 thousands OF
women and take cARDllF
There arc two way To take u.
First no helm relieve periodic palm
and discomfort. start three days be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Guests At
Club

The Hiawatha Charity and Saw
irg club. met az the homo Of Mrs.
Clara Smith. 1897 Jos Campau on
Thursday OF last week win The
president. Mrs. King presiding. The
club went thru the business meet
ing with all members present.
Among the guests present were.
Mrs Notes and daughter Of Col
umbus, Ga. and Mrs. Adams Of
Covington, Ga, who is visiting her
sister The hostess served very
deliberately. An enjoyable time
wae had by all. The club will meet
with Mrs. Marie King 1907 JOS
Campau, Thursday. Sept. % at
$3.50 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Lodge To Haze
Joint Installation

The meeting OF the American
Legion Auxiliary II Of tho Charles
Young post which was held last
week was short and to the point.
Most OF the members had Just re-
turned from the convention and
we're a bit tired. Mrs. Crudup gave
fine report on tho state conven-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

fore your umon and follow direc-
lions Sccond 70 assist in building
energy. strength. through increased
flow Of gastric Juice which helps
appetite aud digestion take DO by
directions as q tonic Women who
utc b. both ways seem lo he CAR
III most enthusiastic monsters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

ton.
The joint installation will take
place on October /. A large at
tendance Is anticipated
On the sick list is Mrs Leach.
J22 r. Ferry.
Miss Margaret Taylor one Of the
juniors. left for the Florida a. &
VI. college in Tallahassee and
plans to take commercial course
She Is the daughter OF Mrs. Lolly
Taylor, vice president OF the Auxi-
larry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
10 Marry or Not To Marry;
That II The Question

Should a girl marry fellow who
81 expecting his induction papers
any day This great big problcm
involves several members Of the
younger set Who have been nlan-
ming their future for many years
not thinking that they would ever
be- confronted with such peril, x
ing circumstance as waiting IN
extra two and half years for
their loved ones. mo doubt this
may cause several plans 10 be
Swallowed by unavoidable sit1a-
tiOnS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Tommie Mae UImer Gets Coveted
Iota Phi Lambda Scholarship

portrayal of the that youth may achieve in
spite of difficulties made by the former mayor #
Kingston Jamaica, who the guest speaker at the
awarding of the first scholarship from Zeta chapter of ota
Phi Lambda sorority The took place at MeropOan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

fur. Sherry-colored accessona
completed her oG'i..
Among guests AZ the ceremony
Nere relatives from Midland, Sag.
NAV and Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Farewell Party At
Great Lakes Cottage

Miss Julia Mae Hendrick Of Beechwood street left
Detroit last week begin her freshman year Of higher
education Fisk university. She guest of honor at
very pretty and unique going away party given by Mrs
Clenne Mac Smedlev at the "Antonette Terrace" the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
Mary Louise Baker Says
Vows in Bay City Home

Miss Mary Louise Baker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar w. Baker of North Van Buren, street became the
bride of Russell Erwin Burden. the of William Burden
of Saginaw, in quiet pretty ceremony read at 1870
O'clock SATURDAY. afternoon at the Baker home 233 North
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

From
b, Godfather Ann nickerson

Al Get Vhi,s. The clock Is roll
ms around 10 u o'clock and still
tsEi figure the correct ansNer. e.
Oh Nhat.l wear tomorrow 81.
Wonder what IL was Mary had 70
'sli mo today Gosh.
L.. mo &c, back 20 my home
eogs This is only half tho irou-
h.e SC have az night while were
wing 20 get our lessons. .Not
20 mention tie fact that W. Will
nave 10 cut down half Of our pleas
urts
In The Book vi know ledge
Ny. my ! must know how bad
charissa Harry fells about having
AK Thomas returning TO school
in Tuskegee ..ihero's Eleanor
Brown who ism, az all happy be
cause Earl Claiborne returned e
Talladcga college no doubt we
sure miss Walter Cannon who also
r.llrned 10 Talladega -. Theresa
Terrell returned 10 FISK in Tenncs.
see, but she sure hated TO leave
Nu'ch,ns Coleman hut after all
j. over. We have secured knowledge
that one can be very proud Of
All the students OF LBC or Lewis
business College are very proud Of
their new school. now would
Won blame them? Marjorie Nay
Mable Kaiser and Thelma Dicker.
son. are frcshies al Wayne l.,...
now work real hard girls 49,.
especially Mable who IS having ?
little trouble Keeping Paul Foster
and Hawthorne Buckley apart.
Rain McC4ary. Alberta Lishts,o,
and Dorothy Quarker are students
~ tho new Detroit Institute q
Commerce that means home
nights.
Looking Forward
Lee Soeurs girls are at II again
! Yes. indced'M they have de
liehiful treat M store at their an
rual Candle Eight ball n semi
formal 10 be fiven at their presi
dents home. Miss Helen r. Childs
WI i-h'N'ht
Betwecn You And Ne
Isabelle Greene informs me tia
She and Thcssel Reeves might con
slider a reconciliation Waymol
Rivers is a biz worried over re-
ccislng his induction papers Il
lcaye on October lOih Al.
cheer up ole man you might Tx
army life NOV there's. Crci
Sims and Maron Hicks they are no
kicking Who's very fine Pnrtla
has Marye House been drivinl
around? ...It viii cilhcr be poo
Sally or poor Bernico as C.ars1c
"StOnoy' Stoncstrcct and broinc
Kenny arc undecided a. to whic
will have ~ go 10 the army
Concentration to- Ann James an
James Maddox who became M an
Ms last Friday nighf....A ny-im
FIR you Am, yon didn't have q
surprise us.... Won could have le
las in on the wedding date. Ais
io Willie Sims Cockrell and Sem
Payne vino wore we'd last Saturda,
now don toll Us tho defens
program prohibit invitations he
cause they'll need them FOR dc
Tense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Baptist churchF Ferry and Russell.
The scholarship winner, charm
ing Tommie Mae Ulmer, is a
graduate of Northeastern high
school. She Is the secretary OF the
SUNDAY School and member OF
tho Junior choir OF Metropolitan
Baptist church.
This slim lassic. who mas main
tanned high marks throughout her
high school career. has the poisc'
dignity and the will 10 succeed,
so necessary for her chosen field.
The award was made by Mrs.
Esther Sanders, chairman OF the
Educational committee.
Members OF Zeta chapter include
Phyllis Griffin, president; john
Mo Mac McConico. treasurer;
Ittde Donald, secretary; Maxine
Brovlee. dean of PLEDGES; zelma
collier. Amy Cunningham. Pos-
leila Gresham, II. Louise Hender-
con. Grace McTyre. Fannie Peck
Della Phillips. Bcrnice Solomon
Hattie Toodle. Sylvia Tucker, lnez
Wlngneld. Yvonnc Greenlee, Cad,
euce Hines, Johnella Johnson and
Bonnie Mae Thompson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27
A Red Rose For
Each Year

Mrs. Edward HaugaboUk was
highly honored on her birthday isst
week. by the members Of the
Women's Service Charity league
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

Hear Senators Chas. c.
Disgs and Stanley Nowsk
Sunday Night 10;l5 Pm.
WJBK.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-27

haby. Gladys Fuller. Ollie May
KEYS. June Dabncy. Harriet Dab
nov. Mrs. Smith, Edna Brown md
Mrs. c. Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

ner. when she rose to fetch the
birthday cake, she said she felt
heavy as hog Quickly and earn
estly he assured her she looked as
light as feather. Yet he did not
come and lift her to prove 1t 10
her or TO himself
When she returned with the
cake, the birthday check was be-
side her plate, face down. She SET
the cake in the center of the table
and made a little ceremony of cut
ting il. She tried very hard 10 fee
gay, but she felt unbearably sad
Her husbands smile was plainly
forced. and he couk3 not look
straight at her
SEAL OF HIS DEVOTION
She sat down and picked up the
check. She scanned it. and her
throat got dry, and color flooded
hefface She said in a voice that
she tried TO keep light and amused
"a blank check! How won
derful! But aren't you afraid TO
trust me with ii 2"
He said with a strain
II want you to buy yourself
something really special. / don't
care what IL costs"
II know what" she chided
with a painful smile: you didn't
want to put the awful truth on
paper"
- What awful TRUTH" he pro-
tested. II don't know what
you're talking about. And 1 don't
want to know. l want to talk
about something else. About how
beautiful you are tonight, about
how beautiful you will always be
in the eyes of my love"
But he did not rise and cross tC
her and gather her in his arms
Instead he reached for her HAND
and kissed il tenderly.
1t was a seal of his steady devo.
ton. She knew he would always
be faithful and kind. But she
would never know if he minded her
growing old or if he thought she
minded.
THE END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Daily

Can you name the states
that lead all others in the
production of the following
wheat sugar cane, potatoes
"A person who possesses the
trait of ornateneSs is: waste
ful, over-dressed, contemplate
SIS a titmouse a: bird, rodent
worm?
4-Four substances or principles
were once believed to have
composed the physical uni.
verse. What were they?
5-When we speak of an ecclesi.
aStic inter do we have refer.
ence 10 a: headdress, staff
ring?
6--Where is Burgundy?
7-Rudyard Kipling spoke Of the
White Mans Burden. What
did he have reference TO?
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
AND SHE WAS A BEAUTY

Then he found that if he went
TO bed with his job on his mind
he would wake promptly at the
proper hour. This worked very
well indeed, except that his sleep
thereafter was never very sound.
He was compensated, however, by
the sight of Alice sleeping on un-
disturbed.
1t was true that Alice was a
beauty. Every one had told her
so all her life. and her mirror up
held them. Early in her marriage,
when She was bounding out of bed
and running her fingers through
her natural curls, il had given her
a sparkling image that needed no
retouching.
Then II began 10 show faint
lines. and she hated 10 face it at
seven in the morning. Especially
since at 10 II gave her back the
old reaSsuring image Or il did in
her late twentieS. In her early
thlrtieS il gave il 10 her at Il.
When she was approaching 40
she was her former self at y
BY the time her husband came
home al 6, she was radiantly
beautiful.
Her husband had teased hel
about her birthdays. She had not
minded al first. Ii was enormously
amusing 20 load a cake with =
candles and be told she was get.
ting on. At II il was not quite as
funny, and there were no candles
but she could still laugh at hel
husbands Stala iakq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
THE END

Tomorrow's short story: The
Ugly Duck"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
KnowIedge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CoNNoLLY

Who is the artist: (a) Sacred
and Profane Love, (b) The
Birth of Venus; (c) The Age
OF Innocence"
Give three names Of winds.
Who is: ta) the new British
minister TO United States; CD
the author of Dead End"
(c) the Russian ambassador to
United States?
What is this composers last
name? (a) Charles Camille
80; (b) Deems $50; Co
)-What word naturally follows
these? (al Sahara -: tb)
King James. 49,; (c) Plym-
outh 49,.
5-What nationality should be
their label: tal Hugh Drum;
Co Warwick Deeping; (c)
Maxim Litvinov.
How would you use: (a) q
Sacrlsty; (b) a quarry; (c) a
lowboy?
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Answers on Editorial Page.