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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Guests Will
Enjoy Tasty

Recipe Tor Ch;eLsn and
Mushrooms ALe Given

NsSfpS tO ~HH<s<" eo
Mushrooms AIse Given
Offer your New Years Eve
guests . slistcninG tray az
"tax" cup CAKES n stsrt their
year off well. When you pour
the cake batter into the cups.
drop q brand new penny.
wrapped in eellophsne, into
each cup. It's q good way Ia
start the New Year with .
laugh.
INCOME TAX cur CAaEa
Two ard ene-fcursh eups sfssd
cake hour. ~ seaspcons comhsna-
tion baking powder. Ia ssaspeca
ssft. y cup butter er ether short
snins. cup sugar. . eggs. veil
beaten. \ cup msls. I ssaspsua
vanilla
SIN -four cnee. meaars. 80
baking powder and salt. and IN
together three tlmea. Cream bat
ter thoroughly. sdd sugar srada-
ally. and cream torsfher until
light. and fluffy. Add Gags and
bat veil Add flour. alternately
with milk. . small amount 81 .
time. beating after each addition
until smooth. Add vanilla. Rake
In Kreas~d eup-csks pans In mod
crate oven lsss degrees ~ 20 to
- minutes. o. until done.
Pros with your favesiss sssnss
o. butter frcstinG.
CssICMGN AND MuaD10O0nan
Two hard-cooked eggs. ] rsv
ssa. . Tablespoons butter. I 3
ounce can button mushrccuAs. ~
eupe cold cooked Cor eannedl
chicken. eussd. y cup chicken
stock or gravy. = tablespoons
-four. y teaspoon salt, = tea
spoon pepper. Y tesspcca celery
ssn. 2 tablespoons chopped ehives.
y cup shsrry or non-aicohclic
sherry fiavorine.
Pre0 yolks Of hard-cooked eggs
through q sieve. Add dash Of salt,
pepper and enough ~ the raw seg
10 make . thick paste. Form into
small halls roll In . little -four
and saute untii light brown In !
tablespoon butter. sauss nnsh-
rooms In remaining butter for 3
minutes. Add chicken cubes and
. tablespoons Of stock and sim
mer 5 minutes longer.
Thicker remainder ~ stock
with flour MIXED with remaining
butter; pour over chicken and
mushroom mixture. When smooth
and blended. add chopped
chives and sherry tor non alooho-
lie sherry flsyorinTp . little 81 .
time. DO not allow 10 boil. Re-
move from fire. add remainder Of
raw eFe and sir for one minute:
pour into serving dish and garnish
with sse balls and hard-cooksd
egg whites put through sieve.
Serve with wedges II hot toast
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neckline, the set-in- belt, the four
square pockets. You'll like max
ing them of contrast, too-red-
and-white Bingham checks for ex-
ample. on blue cotton frock e. /.
use ric-rac too. The sleeves may
be short, three-quarter length or
long the Sewing Instructor
will help-it'. an easy pattern for
beginners, All you need is some
gay cotton perhaps bold flower
print like the one shown.
Pattern 1912 is available in
misses and women's sizes II. "a.
10. IS. 20, 80. 80. "a. 3s. IS and
40. Size 16 takes ~ yards IS inch
fabric.
Send Fifteen Cents (i5c) in
coins and two tax tokens for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly Size Name. Address and
Style Number.
II you want 10 Join the midsea-
son whirl with new wardrobe
order your Anne Adams Pattern
Book today, Brimful Of ideas. It's
colorful fashion success-story.
with afternoon and after-dsrk
glamour wear, with north and
southbound sportsters. with dis
tinctive budgeteer styles for
brides, career girls, housewives
and the younger generation.
Smart accessory tips too a
special gift for you In q Free Hat
and Bag Pattern, Book Fifteen
Cents. Pattern Fifteen Cents.
Book and Pattern together,
Twenty-Five Cents. and two tax
tokens.
Send your order to The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Department, PIG
Market street.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the womsns
page.
1. Indian pipe.
2. jefferson Davis
. Fslss. trnsy are two off.
fersnt persons
T. No
a The brain.
a. Eight.
7 she vas burned st the stake
a. 100 degrees
D. Tee Of words
10. Upper Mouse. Senate. Lower
House. House NJ Representatives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Dramatic Gloves

N you like q dramatic touch n
set off your evening costume. per-
hsps your gloves can supply Il.
Seen In glove displays this season
are evening SUICIDES. shoulder
length. IN brilliant eolors ~ we'll
A. sombre black. evening lengths
dotted with vanished bright stars.
elbow lengths with . swirl Of con-
strastlns -coiored ostrich feathers
around the tops, and pastsls. Oh
bow length. In an sxsfEersfsd
gauntlet mode.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Methods Given for
Removing Candle War

To remove candle wax from
washable material. scrspe off the
excess with a dun knife. taking
care not to fray the threads Of the
fabric. Then place . thick pad Of
soft. clean cloth or thick biotting
paper under the pot Dsmpen a
soft. clean cloth with carbon
tetrachlOride and sponge the spot
gently. II the wax Is eolorea and
souae color remains on the mate
nal. use = mild ho,Asehoid bleach
after washing.
You help yourself when you buy
n & U<s.nss Donds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

wash tuna. nnlsss carefully
ciesnsd after each using SECURE
. scum ina, 10 very dlffscuit -
remove ssen u becomes arle5
onto the r1rfses Al~sss vssn
"a, the tubs NTH 10, sudsy sssr
snf rnse with clear water altar
ssoh nslrT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

JAPS AGAIN
Pattern

II keeps you looking pretty and
gay II makes your work 70 twice
as fast, Anne Adams designed IL.
Of course clever home froek,
Because Of its gathered skirt. Pat
tern 4e42 is definitely dirndl. +" yet
Il has a practical down-the- back
that makes II easy to
lsunder. You'll like the square
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

Ire fact that NJ. Hsrrieh 40
tnld Andy the win Vas stilI IN e.
istsnos gave Carol new saes.
Maybe she eeuid fiad n.
Provided Andy didn't lot NJ
Hsrrick desaroy n firss'
she would have until Saturday
morning. she was reasonably
sure 81 that nut where would
abe look ; Where. in . sturs LIKE
pearbosns. would . man hide .
will
In the end shs decided she would
have 10 search the store 81 night.
II vas her only chance.
And her sims vas limited.
Once Andy gave ~ Affirmative
answsr and signed the contract.
the ~lli vould b. burned. Both
Mr.. Hsrriek and Andy would -
IN that.
She must ind u bsfoss u wAs
destroyed. She must find u 10
night
No one would think II odd that
she should come To the store 10
make . late purchase nor would
they bother 10 notice that ne
didn't 70 out with the last SHOP
pers. she could hide on IN upper
floor. make her search aad thsa
let herself out . side doov.
II Was that easy. whes ~
closing hell rang ne was crouehssi
nehind . little ussd esss On ne
sixth floor. ahs hAd taken pains
10 ehosss one whore thsss wsvs ~
windows 10 ~ eiossd asd ~
lights 10 - turned off.
Altar sndlsas minutes she hsard
the last saisspsrson - down The
stairs and dared 10 siraiGhten w.
The might wstehmas vae ~
only worry nov. Ne ma1e NJ
rounds ss tire hour. nhs hnsw
his schedule. n would ~ fairy
simple To avoid him N - hsps
tab IN her ~riSe watch.
Tier plan vas sell In misd.
When Mr.. Hsriek found the utIi
In the vault No would have ear.
red Il n his office oa the second
floor. Th<rs Ne would have read
Il. rssIised 10 possibilities and
hidden u somewhere neutral and
safe. Not In his o~n office. That
~oai1 probably b The iast Disss
sns would Isos
cssoi hAA remembered 10 hing
. fiAshIishs and us>d u sow. M
souA search all the general offsSs
flies nrst Then the small safss
wbsss various records were hspl
she wsui1n't pry into ths Aesh
n Ms. Hsrrick's associates % The
theory ~ might have pissis1 u
ON one Of them % No would ~
bis msisas II the Oil usfs dis
covered.
Carol vent shout nor ts~s ne
tho1iesiiy.
she ~ss In the general offices.
thsmbins through ths fiiss shss
80 hoard the ~stfnmsn's stsps
sns had bess scs snxross~d in bes
1ors 70 remsmb<r the slms.
rssseky, sss airpsd b<hia1 ~
tai metal Ease and fisttsned her
sslf against ". iran hoard ~
mar scter the rsous. $50 ths sssr
- HE fissh - ~ surveyed ne
snrty 1sska nhs hSfd nss
breath. n 80 sore ss1sns. sss'd
NJ IN real syo.sls. Ever ss~ ftnd.
Ing of tss ssii could nes szplsin
THIS.
Ths foess,sps approached her
hsdsns place. fssstztsd sne ~ss
To f1sntss<1 10 thsnx. ~ could
only feel fear lnehsng 1s~s ~
spine. freezing her.
Thsn. extraordinarily. ~ fest
turned bs<k,
Thsrk hssvenss ~ hsdn't sssa
h~r she we safe again
she wsit4d untu ~ was oeae
70 tbs n>xs fIoor before - 1900
moving. deciding not 70 - eass-
len another sime.
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Rspsire1 = Rsnte1 ~
| 4fl 0Ah0 IL
| oemEn npeNn1)n e.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
News Write,
Sees Attack
From Yard
Gives EYe-Witnes
Account Of Bold
Raid on Freightel
fSee story on Page l4)

tSee story on Page is1
Los ANGELEs-Bn Andersl
reporter for the Los Angeles Ds
News. witnessed the attack OF
enemy submarine or submarir
On the SIS Absoraka Wednesdi
Anderson lives in a costal to-
and watched the action aim
from his back yard. His scco,
follows:
81 first was aware Of enem,
action when I saw what ap
peared to be q small fishini
vessel offshore near my home
However, the little boa
seemed To be riding to-
smoothly for the heavy SCI
that WA running.
II phoned the coast guard
told them I suspected that IT \
Q false superstructure on q
marine, and the officers told
10 maintain a watch and call Z
with a progress report.
81 hurried down the Goa
and received reports fro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Meat Dish Gsrn;.h

Here's . xsrnish that will tssss
~ good ~ n looks. grapefruit
sections dipped In egg and milk.
then IN cracker efsimh~ and ssn-
ieed in butter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Spic n Span

A thoughtful gift for the
'teen-oge younester IS this
lovely set including import
ont essentials tor good
grooming - hoir brush
complexion brush, hond
brush and comb. The I'M
plements ore mode OF liquid
cleor pIostic in sparkling
oystoI ond Jewel oolors.
The Dris'les ore synthetic,
silky in texture ono shining
white, conplenentlne beou-
tifully the ie~eltone books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Recipes
Today's
CREAM FONDANT

CREAM FONDANT
z cups sugar
J. teaspoon salt
I tablespoon white corn syrup
1 cup irradiated evaporsted
milk
Mix ingredients thoroughly.
Bring slowly 10 q boil, then boil
rapidly 10 soft ball stage t23s de-
grees F., stirring constantly. Cool
until iukewarm without stirring.
Beat until creamy. Knesd until
smooth and plastic. Set In re-
frigerstor In covered jar TO ripen.
~ hours or longer. Yield: l pound.
PINEAPPLE FUDGE
cup evaporated milk
3 cups sugar
2 tablespoons butter
! cup drained crushed pine
apple
2 teaspoons lemon juice.
Combine milk. sugar and butter
and heat TO the boiling point. Add
pineapple and cook To the soft ball
stage 1886 degrees F.. about Is
minutes, stirring constantly IN pre-
vent burning. Cool. Add lemon
juice. Beat until creamy Pour
into a buttered pan. Cut in
squares before fudge hsrdens.
Yield: l,s pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

Your postmaster ear tell va
how 10 invest IN Z. s. Defense
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Won Wiegand:
U.S., Jap Duel at Peak
AS British Open Drive
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND

(Chief foreign correspondent
for the Hearst newspapers, for
so years the outstanding poiiti-
cal observer in Europe and the
Far East, and who has reported
many wars. Now stationed AT
Shanghai, the last uncenSored
listening post" and transmits
sion point in Europe, Africa or
ANs.)
Special Wireless Dispatch t. THE
DETROIT TIMES
SHANGHAI. Nov 22.-"East
IL East, and West Is West, and
never the twain shall meet.
T" Till earth and sky stand
presently at Gods great iudg-
ment seat"
Fundamentally never more true
was this poetic vision and affirma
ton of Rudyard Kipling who knew
the soul of the East and the spirit
of the West, than when Presiden
Roosevelt's major diplomatic of
fensive. buttressed by economic
strangulation and vast war prep
arations to force Japan to benz
her knee to the will of America
reached its peak this weekend,
simultaneously, German panzel
legions and the luftwaffe, in tn,
full swing of an early Winter
offensive, were pushing forward
into several sectors of Sovie
Russia.
And for the first time in more
than a year Winston Churchill
began trying to wrest the initia
tive from Hitler with long-waiteC
British offensive in north Afric;
against the Germans and Italian!
under panzer Gen. Erwin Rommel
OF these three actions, the in
tense Washington-Tokio diplomatic
duel and matching of statesman
ship across the broad Pacific will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

charging violation Of the blue-sky
laws.
Nadell pleaded not guilty ard
was released under two $1,000
surety bonds for examination De-
cember 1 Albert Moore. president
of the company, which is now de-
funct. was named in a similar war
rant and was to have surrendered
Saturday. He did not appear.
however. and is sought by police.
Nadell lives At 1901 Buckingham
aVenlIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Gen. He(keIGets
Military Burial

A full company OF infantry
from Fort Custer and scores Of
Michigan military men Saturday
attended the funeral of Brig Gen.
Edward G. Heckel, former COM
mander of the Red Arrow Divi-
sion's 125th Infantry.
After the service in the William
r Hamilton Funeral Chapel, 1878
Cass avenue, burial took place in
Acacia Park Cemetery,
In addition to the guard of
honor from Camp Custer, 200 ex-
service men attended the funeral
most Of them Red Arrow veterans
once commanded by Genera
Heckel, who won the Distinguished
Service Cross for his leadership in
World War l.
Pail bearers were two members
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
two from the American Legion
and two from the Michigan Ma
tional Guard. Rev Clifton Hoffman
Of the Birmingham Methodist
made the funeral address
Those present included former
American Legion head Raymond
J. Kelly, Lieut. Col George G
Waldo. Brig. Gen Heinrich A
Pickert. Col. Leroy Pearson.
Major William Burke and deputy
school superintendent Warren
Bow.
General Heckel had been De-
troit commissioner of parks and
boulevards and state corrections
commissioner He lived m Frank.
lin Village. Death came in Battle
Creek Veterans Hospital. Wednes-
day after l6 months illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

each side announcing It's readiness
for war, is momentarily the more
important in potential influence on
coming developments.
In the worldwide political. eco
nomic and military strategy of
President Roosevelt, with its ulti-
mate goal of the isolation, defeat
and crushing of Adolf Hitler, the
forcing of Japan to abandon the
Axis through planned naval and
military defeat, or diplomatic
negotiations, economic pressure
and the imminence of war as now
pictured in Washington, is one of
the major factors.
In the way of life, in the philos-
ophy of existence present and
future, in spiritual ideals. in his
tory and tradition. in standards OF
living, in political and social struc-
lures and thought. America and
Japan are as far apart as the
many thousands of years older
Orient is from the younger
Occident.
Saburu Kurusu. Japan's special
envoy, may succeed IN spanning
the great gulf between these two
so completely different worlds, but
the bridge will be a makeshift
that will rest on temporary pillars
of fear and force of circumstances
and not on basis of under
standing
i is all speculation and guessing
in Toxic and the Far East Japan
fears war with America: does not
want il. But there is considerable
doubt whether the Toio-Togo gov
eminent is the master Of its
destiny.
Chungking Is pressing Washing
ton 10 stand immovably on COM
plete withdrawal -of Japanese
troops from China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Thrill for Pupils

AT the Bishop School, 991
Winder avenue. the presentation
address will be delivered by the
Rev. Horace White Of the housing
commission on Monday afternoon,
and Warren E. Bow, deputy super
intendent OF schools, will make the
award at the Edison School on
Tuesday morning.
Pupils of the Cadillac School,
1925 Schoolcraft avenue, have a
thrill in store for them on Tues
day afternoon when the speaker
there will be Bugas, Detroit head
of the &c" men. He has promised
TO tell something of the work Of
the fine body of men of the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation whose
motto. Fidelity. Bravery and In
tegrity," has the same initials as
those Of their service.
On Wednesday morning at the
Coffey School, Doctor Cody, known
10 all Detroit school children and
also to most of their parents. will
present The Detroit Times award,
and on Thursday afternoon Board
of Education President Webster
will be the speaker az the Thomas
School
Programs al the Wingert school,
1851 West Grand boulevard. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

WYE INVITE you to see for YOUR
w self boW many neW and imbroped
features Ford buyers are getting in this
year s new car. AT time when few real
improvements were expected-beres
car uitb Important adranccs IN The
tery qualities that mean The most
HERE'S NEW COMFORT ON THE ROAD
A lower and wider chassis-new,
longer, softer springs-new dual
stabilizers-eombine to give the Ford
ride that's really new in sohness,
quietness, steadiness over roads fany
kind. YoR,Hnoties The difference at once!
HERE IS STYLE THAT'S REALLY FResHl
Both inside and out, Ford style is
neW style for 1912. Wide, low, mas
sive new lines speak for themselves
as you glimpse the Car. Rich new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
DSR Traffic Boosted
By Early YuIe Trade

Exceptionally early Christmas
shoppers last week boosted DSR
traffic s per cent over the same
week in 1910, a very large gain
for this business index. the Board
Of Commerce reported Saturday
Bank clearlngs were also UP Is
per cent over a year ago and in
dustrisl power up Is per cent. the
report said hut auto production
was off q per cent and passenger
car deliveries off as per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
To Receive AWnrds

For the past week the principals
of the nine winning schools have
been busy selecting one outstand-
ing boy or girl who will receive
the award in behalf of the school.
And in nine different homes in
various sections of the city. proud
mothers and fathers have been
listening to the address which
their children will make in receiv-
ing the award.
The presentation will be made
in the school auditoriums and ar
rangements have been made TO
have as many upper grade stu
dents as possible, present. Princi-
pals of all the schools have ar
ranged appropriate programs and
some of them have promised real
surprises for the pupils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
France Gets $4,000
Units Of u. S. InsuIin

vICHY No, D uNSl-Sadly
depleted supplies Of insulin IN
France were replenshed today
ulth the arrival AZ Marseilles Of
$50 600 rnsuhn units from the
United States The insulin was
flown across the Atlantic as 2 Gift
from the American people 10 the
sick IN France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

interiors are being called the hand.
soonest in all Ford history!
HERE IS A NEW "ENclNe sroRYi"
Ford performance and responsive.
ness are finer this year than ever be-.
fore. Ford dependabiIity of construc-
ton and great economy of gas and oil
stand out especially in times like
these. And onlv Pord in the low price
field offers choice of 6 or V.type
g. 1merica's moa modern 6! Amerfea.t
huea priced s.
HERE'S NEW DRIVING EASE, rool--
Several different mechanical refine
ments. new for 1912, make this Ford
more fun to drive than ever. Steering.
shifting gears, operating the extra.big
hydraulic brakes have all been made
easier in action, surer in control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Blue Sky Law Suspect
Surrenders 10 Police

Accused of illegal manipulation
of stock in the operation of the
American Mailing Company,
George l.. Nadell. so. a former
broker, surrendered to Detective
Clyde White of the prosecutors
Office Saturday and was arraigned
in Recorders Court on a warrant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

tooling up for huge tank productions
RECONNAISSANCE cARsI-snd other
army mobile units have been delivered
and continue to he delivered in ever
increasing numbers. FORD NAVY
SERVICE SCHOOL, Picked groups Of
Uncle Sans navy recruits are getting
needed mechanical training in the
shops and Trade School at the Rouge
Plant of the Ford Motoi Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

AIRPlANE ENcINEsi Production OF
2OOO.horsepower Pratt & Whitney
engines is we'll under way in the giant
new Ford airplane engine factory.
IGNORANCE BoMBERsI c Construction
FORCES rapidly ahead on the huge new
Ford Willow Run Airplane Plant
for mass assembly of army bombing
planes. rANKsi Shortly, the Rouge
and Highland Park Plants will begin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

at the Pierce school, 613l Iowa
avenue, are now being arranged.
The presentation at Winge {
school will be on Wednesday after
noon and at the Pierce school no
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Civic Leaders
Will Distribute
School Awards
Plaques Being Given
in Times Cempeien
10 Stimulate Voting
nv SHANNON coRMAcK

Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries Ir-
John s. Bugas, Detroit head Of the
Federal Bureau o. investigation;
Frank ~. Ishey. Michigan chief Of
the defense savings committee
DR.. Frank Cody superintendent OF
schools and John n. Webster
president OF the Board Of Educs-
ton, are among the prominent
men who Wall present The Detroit
Times school program awards 10
Detroit schools next week.
The awards, handsome silver
plaques. are being given 10 the
nine Detroit schools whose dis
tricts showed the largest percent
age OF voters at the recent mu-
nicipal election.
Mayor Jeffries will make the
presentation az the Couville
School, 1s04o 81 Auhin street.
where SIS per cent Of the regis
tered voters went 10 the polls.
John Benci VIII make the welcom-
Ing address and will accept the
plaque in behalf of the pupils At
the Heating School, 1877 Dickerson
avenue, Monday morning the
award will be made by Fred r.
Bolton. Americanism director OF
the Detroit Districts Council of the
American Legion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-24
MAPLE LEAF FUND
 HORSE SHOW SUNDAY

Watertown, April A.-The Wa tertown Indoor Horse Show, to be held on Sunday, April 27, at Tip perary Stable, Northfield road, Wa tertown, is the 9th annual horse show, and is sponsored by the Maple Leaf Fund, Inc, a war relief or- garization for Canadians. The Maple Leaf Fund is furnishing wool blankets to the sufferers in London, and is also furnishing f1- nancial aid for the support of the evacuated British children in Can- ada, of whom there are already over 7,500, with many more to come
 At the show there will be several prizes and several classes and divi- sions.
 The officers are: Chairman, John E. Bulger; vice-chairman and treas urer, Mrs. Eric Pape; secretary, Miss Ann Butler; general manager, Jack Prestage.
 The morning performance will start at 10 a. in.; afternoon, 1:30; and evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The following will act as judges: Frank Hutton of Troy, N. Y, and Thomas Steed of Morristowa, N. J.