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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
YWCA NEWS

The Annual Membership Cam
paign the West sile' Branch sv
ed Monday evening with u din
nsr meeting at the, Central Asso
eiat:on. As u result Of the cann
oaign tn cWest Side Branch Sc
cured 489 members. which Is very
less to the, goal Of 500 set Is
the workers at the beginning Of
the campaign. The captains and
workers agreed to continue their
efforts to reach the goal Their
was much enthusiasm and inter
est shown throughout the cam
paign. Mrs. Adah Fields, chair
man Of the Campaign Organi2a-
ton for the West Side Branch
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

WAS we'll pleased with the ~
suits.
Mrs. ] w. Brouddus with her
team brought III the largest num-
her Of members, The quota foa
each team being 80 member
Other captains who reached and
ent over the quota we're Nj
Granville lWinson. Mrs. A.. NJ
Rust and Mrs, I. + Tnlnei All
the captains and workers made
4 strenuous effort 10 make the
snlpaign the success that Il WAS.
Oher Captains were Mrs Geo.
I Tanner, Mrs. Dixie Woods
Mrs, Almeda Cook, Mrs George
Pugh, Mrs. Willian Heard, Mrs.
Jennie Buckner, Mrs William
Gay. and Miss Thelnia llanpon,
representing the GWi Reserves
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

DRESS MAKING or All kinds
and alterations. Mrs Gertrude
Ewing, $40 lsledel ti
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21
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HEIGHTS
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rYp NEWS sYNnlc AIe

.'THd Al 1TWS r"T T1TT'-
ton - Mrs. $. Hinesman, II
Isl Dcnnison street.
a f,treWell purity was 8t
the home q MI and ta Ieon
ard Amos la IlenldsA street
Is Miss haith Amos for ~ Vii
liam Jackson. Who LETT Aiaeeh 30
for seleetiNe service.
koNing matches At the Doug
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-21

nell street Buy eae easlA
week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Mrs. f. Rivard
Passes Away
Dssth Claims
Shores Resident

OST. CLAIR SHORIS-Mrs.
Emma Rivard, @, Of 3o61o JET
ferson avenue. died q her hons
early Wednesday following .
brief illness.
Born In Bay City, Mrs. Rivard
had been Z resident Of St. Clair
Shores for the past 10 years.
Besides her husband, Siefers,
she Il urvived by three daueh-
ter, Mrs. Clarence Scheib. Of
Detroit; Mrs. John Sewage. Of
Bay City. and Hazel, 1t home,
and q son, Leo, Of st. Clair
Shores.
Funeral services win Be held
at 8:15 .. m, Saturday. nom the
home of Mrs. Scheib, 14433 VIII
fred, Detroit, and at . from st.
Gertrude's Catholic church, st.
Clair Shores. Burial will Be In
st. Peters Catholic cemetery,
Mount Clemens, under the d.
rection of LaCroix & Groes-
beck.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Lions Witness
Coast Guard
Action Films

Emotion pictures On The HIS
toryeof lie y. g.. Coast 0uard
and ~ services 70 the nation ln
war 81 peacs were shown tlAis
noon % Lions club members at
their weekly meeting at Cor
den's Grill. pc
The U. s. Coast Guard station
1t Detroit sent b. +. Widner,
member o. the service, to pre-
sent the films at the request OF
President William Lubahn,
who presided 1t the meeting.
The film was I comprehen-
sive survey Of the functions and
services Of this unique law
enforcing and life. saving
agency. II was especially inter-
esting 1t this time IN view Of
the increased emphasis being
placed upon al branches Of the
maritime services under the ma
tional defsnse program.
The film was presented by
the Coast Guard service ITO
times last year throughout the
state.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Death Claims
Ms. N. keideI
Long Illness
Proves fotol

OMrs. Minnie Keidel, so, for
years . well known Mount
Clemens resident, died early to-
day at her home, 80 Fessenden,
following . six months illness.
Besides her husband, Henry.
she b survived by three sons,
Elmer, Earl and Bernard. al Of
Mount Clemens: one daughter,
Mrs. Harold Rice. Of Moant
Clemens: and two brothers.
Gust Hart, Of Richmond, and
John Hart, Of Battle Creek.
Prayers will be said Thurs
day and Friday night ut 3 o'clock
ut the .LaCroix and Groesbeck
Funeral Home. Services will be
held Saturday at $50 am. from
the funeral home and 1t . from
81. Louis Catholic church. Burial
will be in st. Peters Catholic
Cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

nDETROIT, Feb. ~ - M -
Threat q strike In the very
heart 50 Henry Ford's industrial
dominion pod . possible major
problesn a the national defense
effort today.
Word was awaited here con-
corning official reaction In wash
ington 70 the CLIO United Auto
Workers announcement o. the
'imminenoa - : strike" In biz
Michigan plants Of the Ford
Motor Company.
Tacitly inviting President
Roosevelts Intervention, the
UAW-CIO yesterday declared
its threat Of strike at three Ford
plants employing nearly $4,000
men and working on millions Of
dollars In defense orders.
A 600-word telegram from the
union to President Roosevelt, in
which the Ford company was
accused Of creating IAN intoler.
able situation" with its labor
policies, concluded with this
statement:
IF there can be avenues
opened for adjustment of our
grievances without q strike, we
are ready to use those avenues"
The strike threat followed nu-
merous UAW-CIO charges that
the Ford company was trying ia
discourage union organization
and was discriminating against
union employees, thereby violat-
ing an order from the National
Labor Relations Board. Revently.
the union has been particularly
vehement in its accusations.
The company has denied the
charges. The claim has been
made by Ford spokesman that
the UAW-CIO has provoked Gin.
cidents" for the sake of head
lines"
None of the charges made by
the union is true" said I. A.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Nation Awaits CopitoI's
Reaction % Problem
uniea Ssads 600 Word TsIss'sn
@ FDA outllnins Gslsvsness

Caplxxi, Ford attorney, "and
there Il no basis for calling .
strike.
"All Of the men are satished
and would continue 90 TO be II
they were left alone. Every move
made by the union has been
predicated on getting national
publicity. That apparently y al
they want"
The union has made no actual
strike pronouncement. In Q
telegram 70 Gov. Murray p. Van
Wagner the UAW. CLIO said II
had nled with the state labor
mediation board . "fornal notice
Of the ilnminence Of . strike"
The unions message 70 the
board said - strike i impend-
ing"
A five-day strike notice Is re-
quired by Michigan law. The
board requires q 30-day "cool-
ing or period before . strike
may take effect In IN industry
involving the public welfare
Heretofore the board has ruled
that the term public welfare
embraces industries engaged in
national defense work.
The Ford strike threat, which
the UAW-CIO backs with q
claim that IL has the sympathies
Of m Overwhelming majority
Of Ford workers, was directed
ut the great Rouge plant in
Dearborn and the smaller Lin
coin and Highland Park plants.
In petitions for National Labor
Board elections in the three
plants, the union has claimed
that 90 per cent Of the workers
wish to have the UAW-CIO for
bargaining agent.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Four Drailees
Fail Physical
Induction stetion
Eliminates Four

OFour of Macomb county's 81
draftees failed ito pass physical
examinations yesterday At the
Detroit induction station and
were rejected, 1t became known
today.
Draft Board 3 at Romeo cut
its allotment from II TO II men
at the last minute when two
draftees asked and received de-
ferments, officials said.
Two men from Board ! were
rejected and one each from
Boards 2 and 8 failed 10 pass the
examination, II was announced.
Those accepted left late yester-
day for Camp Custer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
State 10 Expand
Old Age Relief
Rsssltsnt shdaksss II
Direct Relief Expected

CLEANSING, Feb. "a 49, R -
Governor Van Wagner and
Budget Director Leo J. Nowicki
announced w e d n es day they
would take advantage Of dwin-
ding direct relief rolls to step
up the program of granting old
age assistance to al eligible. ap-
plicants.
Plans designed originally to
add 1000 cases q month 70 the
old age rolls-cases that have
been on waiting lists for months
or years-were broadened to
call for the addition Of 5000 .
month BY the Arst Of May, they
said.
Chey set December I q the
deadline for catching up with
the last Of the backlog Of 20, 900
cases now on waiting lists.
The program win require .
$o.o36, 900 Z year old age ~
sistance appropriation for the
coming biennium, they declared,
but added that the cost Of direct
relief and aid to dependent chill
dren, would shrink.
Nowicki said the state would
save money with esch case
transferred from direct relief, Z
program which the federal row.
eminent does not subsidi1e, b
old age assistance, 10 the cost q
which the Federal Social Sc
curity Bureau contributes one
half.
Van Wagner estimated the
old age assistance loan would
be leveled Oh It IN average of
10S, 1000 cases, compared 70 IL
present total Of about d, 900.
Nowicki said The state social
welfare commission had agreed
% trans6ef IN additional 4loo,-
600 q IL appfopriation for d.
rect relief % old age al1istance
which, no said, with federal
fund matching, would provide
sufficient funds for the expand
Cd program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

ID by q beauteous Hungarian
milliner travelling on . stolen
&anian diplomatic passport and
. vienneee waiter with q bogus
Bulgarian passport
1ECIIvES MONEY ORDERS
While all four were In Jail
awaiting trial, three money or
ders arrived at the Hotel Of the
Potted Palms addressed 10 the
baron. All three were sums for
past services. They came from
London, Rome and Berlin.
Bad mistakes ere not confin-
ed to the spies. There's the case
Of the late Inspector Pierre ia
coud Of the Lausanne police. He
had some considerable reputa-
ton q Switxerland's Gee spy
catcher until recently.
One sunny afternooo Inspect
or Jacoud sat in Lausanne head
quarters with other stars Of the
anti-espionage squad when q
German tailor on the spy sus-
pect list rushed In carrying .
large oblong package wrapped
In brown butcher-paper.
The tailor stated that the
package had been delivered to
him in the morning mail and
that he had reasons to believe
that i contained = bomb which
might 60 off any second now.
The inspector would not be
stampeded.
With the package ticking
merrily away on the table at
his elbow, the Inspector took
the frantic little tailor's identi-
fication papers from his shaking
hand and proceeded TO copy
them into = large black ledger.
At which point the brown
package vindicated the tailor's
worst suspicious. Jacoud was
killed. Is The wall, splinterec
furniture md counter-espionage
agents were strewn oil over the
walk, where several passersby
also were injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Hi so-MIIe Clip;
Slow Down In Jail
Four Youths Held
pendins lnvostieetion

OThree Macomb county youths
and one Detroiter were in the
county jail here today while
Sheriff Jacob +. Theut and dep
uties checked their movements
during the past - hours.
Sheriff Tkeut said that the
quartet-rangins from 10 to 20
years Of age - was arrested
while speeding on Gratiot In
Warren towpsbip s9r9x~ is
morning. Theut rid the CT was
travelling at about 30 miles an
hour; when stopped by Under
sheriff Harley Ensign and Dep
uty Cornelius Guderau.
Investigation by Officers
failed to produce m owners
certificate for the car, Theut
said. and possibilities that the
automobile might have been
stolen are being probed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Defamation Finals
are SET Tor tuesday
Spsseh Instructor Ssss
Date for ceespstitiea

OFinal competition In the an
nual defamation contest span
sored BY the speech department
Of the Mount Clemens High
school Is scheduled for Tuesday
at lao p. m. In the school audi
torium.
Announcement Of the contest
came today from Margaret Ann
Ayers, speech instructor. who
said that = s. first prize and =
s. second prize will be awarded.
Contestants are, Florence I'LL.
rich, Hester Matthew'S, Paula
Enslund, Bob Magary. Howard
Rosso and Hill Fraction.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27
Modern European Spies lack Personality
Academy r.
Get Reward

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. "a - ~
The members Of an auditing
firm alone know now which
actress and actor Hollywood enn-
siders le40's best.
But neither those two stars,
nor any Of their 1ellow1 WIN
know until late tonight who gets
the annual awards Of the Acad-
envy Of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences. tS
They will Be announced 60
onds only before presentation.
And % Hollywood, Tor Z chanee,
Is more or Len breathlesDly M
ticipating The event.
This 18th annual party win
be different. the academy -
sures one and al. Hereto6cre
the element Of surprise IN The
banquet hall has been confined
TO the salad. (Tomato surprise,
which looks like any tomato sal-
I'd, Il = must q these dinners.l
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

ORichard Dodd, -. Of Detroit,
pleaded guilty to . eharoe q
'non-support before Justlee q
tie Peaee Donald J. P1ront this
morning and was released when
he promised 70 support hls M
and two children IA The ku1l1no.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-27

In 1897, 4 34-pound lobster
was caught At Atlantic High
lands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Mrs. Burton 6. Wilson
Surprised at Birthday Party
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

AS A birthday surprise for his
charming wife, Burton c. Wilson
caused a gay and nifty function
TO take place at their home in
Sherwood Forest. Saturday eve
ming, with numerous cronies in
attendance.
The party was held in both
the house and the gardens. which
bloomed obligingly for the oc-
casion, and among the. many
guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Fisken,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Braun,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Rankin,
Miss Lucy Warren of Louisville,
KY, house guest of the Wilson's;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman w. Slack,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl +. Hayes,
the {. Donald Wings, DR.. and
Mrs. W.. +. Davies. the Erwin
w. Bergers, the Ed Landins, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Worn and so on
all merry and bright.
AS We go enviously to press,
Mrs. Edward NJ. MacIlvain Jr.
is Willing away the warm
weather al Manchester-by-the-
Sea in Massachusetts.
The former Miss Peggy Sey-
burn left her elegantly-appointed
apartments in New York's East
End avenue and will be there
with her mother, Mrs. WeSSon
Seyburn, at the family's. Sum-
meEheme- faF-the=n exEseXeral
days.
With them are the Misses
Edith and Isabel Seyburn.
A SOURCE tells us Mrs. F.
Berry Lindley uhe one-time
Miss Gwendolyn Seyburn) may
come on here from her Manhat-
tan home for a week or so.
All of which is very fetching
news to her devoted and
neglected public.
JIM HILL of 'Thornhlll' and
his neighbor on the Canadian
shore Tommy Bowen, will be
getting back today from their
haunt TO Mackinac Island where
they took in the current pag'
cant and spent the allotted stop
over with Mr.. HIS numerous
merry friends who are Summer
ing up there.
Wouldn't be surprised II they
encountered Miss Virginia Snow
Of The Pasadena who's been on
the Island for several days.
WEEK ENDING at Gratiot
Inn were the following maidens
charmed with the breezes which
Lake Huron managed 10 whiI
up, Miss Bunny Locy OF Drexe
avenue, plus Miss Betty Oster
gren and Miss Marguerite Shu
maker of The ParkStone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

MRS. DAVID S. WALKER Of
The Whittier will be leaving to-
morrow for a three weeks visit
at Bigwin Inn up there on
Lake-of-Bays, Ont.
MIR. AND MRS. HARVEY
BIELFIELD are, since July Is,
the proud parents of Linda Riva.
Mamma of this recently-ar-
rived young woman used to be
Miss Nathalie Ash, you'll recall.
AT THE Seigniory Club in
the Province of Quebec you'll
find Mrs. George Trumbull and
her daughter.
Also up there are John Craw-
ford and S. A. Strickland who
appear TO be Staging IT.
THE T. II. CONNELI-S OF
Bedford road sped up North
over the weekend TO see young
David who's putting in the Sum-
mer at The Timbers on Mullet
Lake.
With them went Jim Connell
who has just finished with his
preparatory work in New Jersey
and will be entering the Uni
versity Of Michigan this Fall.
MRS. WILLIS l.. SMITH and
Miss Thelma Boyd have been
looming over the state high
WAYS of late.
Motored up to Gaylord and to
Mackinaw City 10 visit relatives.
then to be house guests OF Mrs.
Frank Keller at her Summer
home and to see more cronies at
Bay View.
BIDS ARE flooding the local
mails 10 the wedding. August Is.
OF Miss Alice Elizabeth Whit
and Norman Carl Linnewerth.
which will be taking place at
noon that day in Christ Church
Chapel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
MARCH 2I TO APRIL 90

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Arie s-Some unfriendly as
poets today suggest quarrelsome
tendencies, forcefulness. Now
that YOU are forewarned, he on
sensible guard. Harmonious
unity and cooperation for the
good Of urgent efforts today
should he paramount with all.
APRIL II TO NAY 90
Tnurus-Favorable for you If
you personally superintend your
affairs and double your efforts in
the important work. Set good
example to others by fearlessly
defending right
MAY n TO JUNE n
Gcmini-Watch out lest you
get into difficulties by being irri-
table or impatient. Caution ad-
vised in all dealings with others.
especially in legal transactions.
Gains can be made in business
by strict attention to il.
JUNE % TO JULY p
Cuncer-It's a period for max
ing haste slowly. carefully. Fol
low your conscience and sound
business sense. Quiet but effec-
tive persuasion will bring better
results than plain foreefulness.
JULY % TO AUGUST p
Leo-Unfnished business and
all important issues ask first
attention. Don't invite trouble
bv domineering tactics or fail
ing To recognize others sound
opinions and rights.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
virgo Hold tight TO those
sensitive emotions. Your in
nately good reasoning sense can
handle nicely any problem to-
d ay. Financial matters are
favored under clever manage
ment
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
I,ibra-Star aspects are gen.
erous TO YOU. Private interests
equally favored with business
and outside matters. Produc
ton. manufacturing, advertising
among the high spots through
which gains are possible.
OCT. % TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Your innate ability
TO ferret out errors and new ant
better ways to improve methods
equipment and mar agement may
be put to the test. A day fol
strict attention TO your job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
And Elise Marschner Has Set Definite Date

ELISE MARSCHNER. who had tentative debutante
date for September will definitely make her social
bow. time during the Christmas holidays
In early August Elise will depart with her parents
for Harwich Cape Cod
While the Marschners away. they will visit their
daughter. Doris. and her brand husband John
Dennis Daugherty. who living Cambridge, Mass
a little house the banks of the St Charles
River.
Doris. who graduated from Wellesley year ago
toying with the idea of taking graduate at Har
ward =. this Winter -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
AVOID EMBARRASSING SITUATIONS

WHAT'S who never thought much
wake up find they can't get anywhere
without them such lot to learn
There really Almost overnight you can learn the
couresies sophisticated young crowd expects Of
40page booklet ETIQUETTE FOR THE TEENS answers
questions dates dances parties visits
trips: when entertaining attending movies motoring
FIFTEEN CENTS in coins for this booklet to The
Detroit Institute 1925 Times Square Detroit Mich
plainly address and title of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
First Nigh+ers
Attend Parties

NUMEROUS PARTIES were
given. Friday evening, in con-
nection with the opening OF The
First Nighters at the Ode
Wayne Club.
Among the larger gatherings
was the one for 40 gwen by
Fred Fleet.
Among MIR Fleets guests
were Councilman and Mrs.
Eugene I. Van Antwerp and In
Louis Palmer's party was.
among several others. Ben
Jayne. who recently passed his
bar examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

tractive accompaniment to the
meat platter. They may be
served with skins on or off g.
but must be deliciously cold. If
YOU wish to remove the skin, dip
firm tomatoes in boiling water
for minute. Peel, then scoop
cut center. Sprinkle with salt,
invert and place in refrigerator
10 chill.
Fill with chicken or tuna fish
salad for main dish service. As
an accompaniment to meat It's
choice filled with the following
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Her Sister and Her Cousins Also Remain in Towr

ELIZABETH MARYS post-deb sister. Margaret
is in town for Summer. and are her cute
posdeb cousins Hamilton and Elsbeth Herbert VINO
live just the street.
Betty Jane Jacobs e. and her mother Mrs Rex
Jacobs I'D Harhor Poine where they are visit
ing Betty James great friend Betsy Lamy OF ST. LOUIS
- and her family. their Summer home
Mary Elizabeth Cosgrove. who is better known TO
YOU as Betty is just back from Aurora, ILL., where
has been visiting Kay Meister who was guest mere
-. Bey's debut in June
While she away. Betty. her hostess anG
eight other girls took cottage up at Lake Geneva
and had a wonderful week :. tanning and swimming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
n N ay5 f:
HI with lr~0

EVEN THOUGH the debutsnte season. is in state
Of temporary eclipse comngs and gongs of the towns
young lovelies. still Of primary Interest,".
Plenty the pretty gals right In town this hot
July. and all Of them report that they're having
lively time
Elizabeth Mary Hamilton....is just back from house
PARTY up at Higgins Lake where she was the guest OF
Ann Fnkenstaedt the Summer home Of AIMS parents
-. Mr.. and Mrs John w Fnkenstaedt.
Elizabeth will not return to her school IN
Albuoueroue ~ M. this Autumn. but plans 10 stay
at home. and study music
SAYS she's looking forward to Detroit Winter after
so many years. away at school
However she may to, New York after CHRISTMAS
-. to study music there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Cabbage Salad

? cups shredded cabbage
z cup pineapple tidbits
q cup pecanS
= teaspoon onion juice
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoons mayonnalse
Salt and pepper. e
Combine all ingredients
adding salt and pepper TO taste
Chill and fill into six medium
-tonaatoeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Roundup Revived for Oakland Hills STAG Day

NJ. NJ BURGESS s.. president of Oakland Hills Country
Club. is revivng for the clubs annual Stag Day.
August the "Old Fashioned Roundup popular
few years ago.
Ray Scolaro and Dick Mead busy with Roundup
plans which include elaborate program Of enter
tainment
Mr.. Burgess daughter little Miss Nancy has been
little Kentucky girls for the past few
days
The visitors Martha and Julie Bradley Of Park
hills KY. and they also visiting their aunt. Mrs
George jarrett. of Crosse Pointe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Lid BY Frances
! ISNO0SOI - Drake

Look the Section Your Birthday In and Find What
Your Outlook IL, According to.the Stars,
For Tuesday, July 29.