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Evening star., 1941-05-13
Major Leaders
ey the Associated Press.
American League.

BY the Associated Press.
American League.
Battins-Travis. WASHINGTON, .425;
cronin. Boston, .406. 81.
Runs-J. Di Maggio., New York "A;
q. Di Magic. Boston, 20.
Runs batted in-Keller, New York.
as; Gordon, New York; Doerr. Boston
and York. Detroit, 25.
Hits.TTsvis and ,..-I,an Cramsr' Washihs-
Doubies-Keltner. Cleveland. and
Home runs-Johnson. Philadelphia:
York, Detroit. and Gordon New
Stolen bases-Di Maggie, Boston, g;
Fox Boston. and Laabs st. Louis. 8.
Pitching-Harder, Cleveland. ana
johnson. Boston, 80.
National League.
Batting-Jurges, New York 800;
elsushter,- st; Louis, .3S9, -.
Louis; Iavasetto and camilli, Brooklyn,
Runs batted in-Nicholson. Chicago,
%; OFT New York %.
Hits-Slaughter St. Louis. 81; Lava
Retto, BROOKLYN, "a. a.
Doubles-Danning, New York 10;
Mize, st. Louis, and Lavagetto, BROOK
Triples-Moore, Boston A. Vaughan
and Elliott. Pittsburgh, and Herman.
Brooklyn. 3.
Home runs-Camill, Brooklyn, and
OFT. New York, Z. ,-., =.
Stolen bases-Frey Cincinnati, g.
werber, Cincinntti. 4.
Pitching-Warneke, st. LOUIS, ana
Casey. Brooklyn, 40.
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Major Statistics

TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1841.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Washington. 8; Philadelphia, 1.
Boston. 3: New York, 4.
Only games scheduled.
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Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Brooklyn at Cinci. Brooklyn at Cinci.
N. Y. at st. Louis. N. Y. at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at Pittsburgh. Phila. at Pittsburgh.
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Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Det at Wash, 3:15 Det at Wash, 3:15
| Cleveland at N. Y. Cleveland at N: Y.
Chicago at Boston. Chicago at Boston.
| st. Louis at Phila. St. Louis at Phila.
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NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago. 12: Cincinnati, l.
st. Louis, 6; Pittsburgh, g.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

virginia League.
Salem. IS: Newport News, 8.
fynchburg. IL: Harrisonburg, 4.
Etaunton, 10; PeterSburs, B.
Evening star., 1941-05-13

Totals 42112 2410 Totals 80 g 81 13
sRatted for Iusby in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Il Axis Planes
DESTROYED by
Libydn British
AlrdrOme at u c T II a
Attacked; g Lost in
Two Aerial Battles
Int.rnnlIonnI N.w. ssr,les c.hle

CAIRO, April -Twenty-onc
Nazi and Italian planes were de-
stroycd in smashing air attacks by
British planes Thursday and Fri
day on German and Italian motor
lied columns advancing in Llbya,
a communicate announced today.
The planes were destroyed
mostly on the ground by bombs
dropped by British and Australian
pilots
on tho acknowledgements road. al
most 100 Nazi motorized vehicles
m 4 transport vt1itttfftt4 - Dc
Stroyed or damaged. Many casu-
altIes were suffered by the Ger
mans and Italians
Two MeSSerschmittS were shot
down over Malta and several
others probably destroyed.
Raid on Audrome
The bag Of enemy planes was
chalked up in a raid on the Derna
airdromc. it was later disclosed
Sixteen Messerschmitt HOS ano
Stuka dive bombers were destroyed
on the ground. A Heinkel, 2
Junkers and three other unidenti-
fled types were destroyed in aerial
combat.
Free-French pilots. il also was
revealed, participated in the raid
Six other enemy planes were
destroyed in other aerial battles
in Libya and Abyssinia.
Seven British planes were lost
in all operations in the Libyan
Balkan Maltese and AbysSinlar
fronts, il was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Famed Authors
On M Program

ANN. ARBOR, April 12.-More
than a score of the nations out
standing authors and educators
will appear as speakers at the in
ternational conference of new edu-
cation fellowship on the University
of Michigan campus, July 6-12, it
was announced here today.
Included on the list Of speakers
are au til orS Robert Sherwood,
Aldous Huxley and Thomas Mann:
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, United
States minister 10 Norway: Prof.
John Dewey internationally known
philosopher. and Or. Carleton
Washburne, president OF the Pro-
greSSive Education Association.
Invitations also have been ex-
tended 10 Secretary Of State Cor
dell Hull Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
and Vice President Henry A. Wal
lace. The conference will be de-
voted 70 n study of world condi-
tons and the outcome of the pres
Ont war era. Besides the talks.
there will be 40 group meetings
for discussion Of special topics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Race for Suez
NdziS Say
International srwJ Photo

SOFIA. April p The race for
Suez, vital link in Britain's life
line has begun, military quarters
IN COMMONWEALTH Sofia de
clared today
Whether the canal will be blitz-
kncged out Of BrItains control,
these circles said, depends chiefly
on three factors.
How long II will take the
Il Germans to complete their
"mopping up job in the Balkans.
O-The number Of troops the
- Avis powers can ferry from
Sicily TO Libya.
0-The attitude that Turkey
- will now adopt.
According to these quarters. If
the Germans strike at Suez when
British resistance IS at its lowest,
the Reich must move within a
month
One high military authority in
Sofa declared ne expects the
Yugoslavian and Greek campaigns
10 be over in about two weeks.
which viii then release the vast
German Balkan army for service
elsewhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Nazis Checked in Central Serbia,
Slavs Claim; Towns Recaptured

the Struma and Morava rivers
Join. YugoSlav troops halted the
Germans as they rolled toward
Belgrade from Ms. it was claimed.
Counter attacking erbian
troops were said TO have recap
tured Mis- and several other towns,
but later TO have withdrawn 10
more defenSible mountain posi-
tions.
A heavy battle was reported
southwest of the Vardar Valley
railway city of Skoplie, where
Yugoslav forces staged a tremend-
Gus effort TO halt the Nazi west
ward drive toward the Albanian
border.
Today. it was revealed. Yugo-
slavia'S air force is in dire need
of requirements in machines, par
tieularly fighting planes. as a re-
suit of losses resulting from Ger
man bombing attacks on airportS.
While some YugoSlav forces took
up defensive mountain positions.
n was stated, others surged into
-naLtharn zAlhaniaz :. whore cunfllre
Of the Adrlatic coastal town of
Lesh from the Italians was con-
firmcd.
There are unconfrmed reports
in British circles that The northern
Albanian seaport of DuTazz0 has
been captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
BOdyguard
Seized by British

Adds ABABA, April 12--
GNS) hundred members OF
the Duke of AoStaS personal body
guard were among 1900 Italians
diSarrned in the British cleanup
of the Adds Ababa sector, the
British announced today. The duke
was IN general command of all
the Italian East African TOTCUS-
In an attack on one Italian
regiment by Ethiopian patriot
forces. only 50 Italians escaped,
the British said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Defenders Admit
Fall of Ia greb
Without Battle
By DESIDER CELEB
Int News service stan Correspondent

som ERE IN YUGO-
SLAVIA. April German forces
have reached the Sava River in
northern Yugoslavia and taken
Zagreb (Agraml, the Croatian
capital. without resistance a
YugoSlav military communique re-
ported today.
But authoritative quarters
claimed YugoSlav troops had
checked the German advance in
central Serbia at Krusavec after
in6icting heavy losses on the Nazi
blitzkrieg forces, and that several
towns seized by the invaders had
DCCU TCCTUTTTTTd-
The official military communi-
que said:
'In the northern sector STU
peri0r enemy forces reached the
SaVa River via Daruvar after
the occupation of Yugofina.
The enemy continued to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

are impeding production in the
hope Of coming out of the cur
rent war with a net profit great sr
than that which they normally
enjoV.
Significantly pointing 70 labor
leaders who are staging strikes in
defense industries, the vice presi-
dent also warned
THE public cannot hold guilt
less those who seize the cur
rent situation tn Settie ancient
regional, personal and iurisdic-
tional grudges and in 50 doing
: put sand into the bearings Of
our industrial machine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13


which also was occupied. Ger
man troops entered Zagreb
without resistance from our
troops.
There were no events of
importance I'm Albania"
In a radio broadcast from a
secret station al the undiscloSed
temporary Yugoslav capital, Pre-
mier Gen. Dusan Simovic pro-
claimed his faith in eventual
victory.
"Our troops are cOneentrat-
ing on the main battle lines to
check the enemy's advance" he
said.
"Germany'S early successes
cannot discourage us. Though
the present situation Is difficult,
we believe that justice is with
our cause. The bravery OF our
army, the help of our powerful
allies and the firm morale of our
people will assure us of victory"
According to the latest available
information, some 40 German
tanks WeTe destroyed ny IUEU=
slav troops in the first phases of
the fighting. In addition. a Ger
man general was captured along
with numerous other pFisgnays and
considerable quantities of war ma
terial
In the KruSavec sector. where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Bomb Transport;
TObruk Raided

BERLIN. April 70 tfNS)-A
smashing aerial attack by COM
bined German and Italian units
on the British Libyan stronghold
of Tohruk and new advances by
Axis troops were officially an
nounced in Berlin today.
A troop transport was badly
damaged by bombs, anti-aircratt
positions were pounded and one
Hurricane fighter plane was shot
down in the Tobruk raid, it was
SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

On a 2.Gallon Purchase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Ieamsters' Mace Meetino

A meeting to discuss wages and
working conditions VIII be held
Monday night in Germania Hall.
1881 Mack avenue, by members OF
the Building Material, Coal and
EXcavatIng Drivers Local No. PAT
OF The AFL Teamsters Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times: on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

TAST
FACTORY DISPLAY ROOM
'.. i260i , jefferson
ItNfGNF AUTO SALES
1880 Mack Az. Detroit
MICHEL SAILS SERVICE
1889 ,. Jefferson, Detroit
RAYMOND MOTOR SAILS
1901 Hratiot Ave-. Detroit
AIkER MOTORS. Inc.
1887 Van Dyke. Detroit
WHITTIER MOTOR SAILS
sl73 ,. jefferson. Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
End Of War Now
DependSOnU.S.,
Wallace Says
Arms Production
in Coming Months
to Determine Fate

WINSr0N-S AIE1t Y. { April
Wee T-es seat Wallace to-
,Isht declared f1e end q Europe S
ear depends .o- United States
lrns production n Ire next few
months aHa sad ihe sine IS APP
,roacsr- vhar he finger Will
rave - pointed directly ~
hose W.. Hr- engaging IH indus
t-a' s-rrf and ra'aCa ct che
clio sts.lrsr5-
crs rr-r4e ~ tGe Federal Home
Loan Bans h.atd Wallace pre-
dictc7 Tho United Stst~a NIi pro-
1uce - 0a5 defense arpIancS IN
1qt1 caunar9d with Z 80 n 1910
En3 added
The speed of cur production
during the next months may
well determine whether or not
the United States must eVeutu-
ally neht for existence.
Sees Long War
Implying the administration
thinks Europe. : war VII, be long
drawn or. NJ sa+a
III our production Is Suffi-
cientIy speedy, peace may come
70 Europe several years sooner
than would otherwise be the
case.
"The madmen must and will
DESTROY Themselves hut the time
when the destruction takes place
Will depend In large measure on
how rapidly we produce MUM
lions Of war during the months
tf1trfft-ti+ett ahead
Tho course of world events
will he determined ny The wifi
ingnesS of management and labor
10 cooperate At once in the
service Of the United States and
civilization. Foreign agents know
this. That is why they are Sabo-
tagging our labor organizations 10
the great disadvantage of labor
itself"
He said the draftees IN the
7TT1TT = RE sssssf' APP -hetier- l0bS,
will not hold guiltless those who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
District Coli Club Maps
A Big New Yedfr's Party

Robert s. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. s. Mari Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert J. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard O. Mead. Mr.. and Mrs.
{. W. Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs r.
II. Miller and Mr.. amt Mrs. PM r. NJ.
Thomas.
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club is
planning 10 entertain A large
crowd and members 10 make
their reservations early are Mr..
and Mrs Ward Peck. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank LangSton. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. X Van OSdol, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren II. Farr, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. J Wct'laufer Mr.. and
Mrs RAYMOND II. Berry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Reserve Places

a few of the gentlemen you'll
be seeing there with their ladies
are $. A. Strickland. W. r. Dill,
J. J. Danhon. George Hartley.
Or. Q. II. Enslng. Dan {. Fisher.
John T. Kelly. Dick Coleman. T..
NJ Rinehart. Q. J. Grove. p. ~.
Connolly Vaughan Reid, Or.
Warren Babcock. J. : FInd,ater,
Charles Wagner. Frank {. kra-
mer, Cash Talbot. Charles Boyd
a {. Anderson. Allen Grove and
Elmer +. futile.
Oakland Hills Country Club
has informed its members. in a
beautifully decorated poster o.
Christmas green. that J., w.
offer supper from z 80 20 - so
music from % % ! and a "a
carte breakfast from 3 20 /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Home
INSIDE STUFF

Mrs. Ward Peck declares that instead 81 being "so
widow she is bonspe widow her husband continually
dashng of represent Curling bonspes
in Kitchener. Toronto etc.
Mrs. Henry T.. Bowes, the former shirley Blaiu.
devoted and capable young mother taking fun charge OF her
4monhso old son, Henry Bowes Ill
She has of the In
with things that she and her husband used when they
babies including chest of drawers basince that all
Blams used. also rattle and silver cup and dishes.
Mrs Blain however especially proud of the first rattle
that her husband used and the sterling silver dishes printed
with the alphabet and rhymes that belonged
BoWes and a clothes stand that In his nursery.
Mrs. Abram vanDerZee always speaks OF her tall
debs who 60 away boarding school the little girls The
young and Mrs vanDerZee looks like the little girls
slightly older sister.
Did you know that Mrs Wilbur Adams Is expert shot:
She likes especially shoot pheasant quail As Illegal
10 shoot the latter In Michigan. Mrs Adams
Kentucky where she bagged her share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Reception Listed

sisted smonc the festivities
tAr the week Is the reception 10
he gwen by Mir. and Mrs Harry
& GsUlt FOR their daughter snd
SN0-lr-laW MIR. and Mrs. 4.
Matthew Eu6ev. this Sunday be
tween the hours 81 { and Q y -.
The w s Bsllcnccrs n. sre
also entertaining 81 an al
horne SUNDAY FOR Mrs Rs,len-
gers parents. DT and Mrs
ENAcT. Daley here from ;nc
last. Tins : slated for : 70 :
- 81; Scheduled fer Morosy =
INC Tea % hc gwen N Mss
Ms.t-s Mst>or Who < WISHING
her parents n sn5 Ms
Charles II MstSor to- her Vs.
,st1ar from Sums College r.
E--Sro, vs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

and old gold Mrs Ncwhcrry'E
ton is white and pale hhc
And NOW We arc letting YOU
Into real secret There is a
nursery which viii hc occupied
IN a mouth ~ So
With shining eyes tf1r-rNt,,-,-t
ant Young mother opcncd Tho
d,Nr 90 show us This NtttC rranr
with It's chest ~ drawers Cilh-
havTturt ami tath all donc IN
dolirate pink
oh" We said vow arc pro
parting tor - little girl" II that
What Nou want
~ don't care which so long
a. II Is health, and strong" she
declared The man. ~ course.
would The hoy
Cr the walls ~ The Npg>cr,
were hung charming pictures
illustrating uitsriN yhNuc.
These Nc learned were lj0o'c
W0 plaques carved NN Nounr
Mrs NcWbe,tN hcyScN
Other beautiful plaques ~
stNl7cd Covers sui tsWl,s l0
W,N>i hang in tho lN10e r,>,n
Y Spend all my spare time
carving plaques ont ~ linclcum
Witch Ia scfs and easV 50 WORK
in, and sewing sic $40
Nc admired ,cNcN Nsi',
market which She IS making
It's - Slk c1v}c quilted Os'c
h,oe - Y'e SIDE s0G Nsie Nrh
81 she ctl'r,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

WHATEVER may happen TO
w all of us between now and
another New Years this one is
going 10 be very gay indeed
Every single soul seems to be
planning a long, happy evening
and each OF the clubs has heen
taking reservations for days.
At Detroit Golf Club they'll be
serving supper from IL 10 ,
o'clock, with dancing all evening
long.
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CrsteS
80 see "

My- tN- MS E-V-N T..
t'.'t,..!,STtDNF a. ,7tuUf @nu~.
Hun1Juct ths mJ-~Wgt o Pm
.h JcannS ,~pVes rt f~Anh Toss
flovn1ids ~ Finnt~rv ~nRd
me VrHdlHs rn0i place a: D
uiIn family 90 -ho~iue IN ere
Metropolitan Mcrhndisi Church
81 I'd. fcinck TncenNe- d ~
S4nnsm Gllnr nsficirr
lupfpnr tnlinv5rt ~ Ths
~. ~1i- -,nlr t'iut
anr Mrs RC'nblgs TO-
20 ~0uf SnnG int whore lnc'
lU"f lHtnf M ~Csi1nnrf
Mrs. Reynolds % graduate
Htss Nevyrnnr SchnD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Merriment
VIII Rule
New Year S
Continued from Page one)

u NWIINUVN IENW hkt VHVI
Nalc University is sCog over the
presentation Ivy the Yale Ora
matte Association " The Wa
tcjhurN Tales. SAID 20 hC tho
best amateur show ever pro.
Guccd.
Interest Is heightened 10y tho
presence ~ tho cast ~ q Detroit
NcN Howard Freeman Smith lrs
and a former DctUNitCy Spencer
NNSlcN captain 81 the Yale foot
Nall team NoSlcN and nlS family
iNcd m Nctro,t fNr shout a wear.
and hc has spent several Nac8-
mons here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
They Aid Red Cross

Even tho annual dances are
affected with the new spirit,
since two groups made last
minute decisions To donate the
proceeds TO the Red Cross. The
Junior League Charity Ball was
u brilliant affair Friday night in
the gaIly decorated INA audito-
rum and dancers were doubly
gay knowing that the Red Cross
would benefit. Jack DeCamp,
who is spending the vacation
from Princeton with his parents.
the John s. DcCampS. was
among those entertaining before
the dance
Mrs. Charles s. Mott and
Mrs. Walter Il. Love served as
Of the affair. while
Miss Mary RoWen was in charge
OF reservations and Mrs. r.
Bruce MaCduG Of publicity Mrs.
John a. RaShach handled the
chorc OF ticket chairman.
The Kappa Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority is the other
group 10 decide 10 donate pro-
CccdS to the Red Cross for the
annual New Years Eve dance.
Thus is slated 10 take place in
tho ballroom OF the Durant
Hotel with Arlie Gardeners
orchestra supplying music. The
patron list includes MIR. and
Mrs W. !. Cook. Or. and Mrs.
frcdrlck w. BaSke. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas ! GwNn. Mr. and
Mrs. LOUIS \ Nsupre. Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward n. Rollert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Couples 10 Attend

A tew az the couples vro
have made reservations FOR
themselves sn5 their guests are
Mr. and Mrs. : O. Fee Nr
and Ms Dwight = Allen. ~
ard Mrs Russell = Na4-e ~
Sn6 Mrs :. C HARD Mr. arc
Ms : " Compton l.y ana
Ms = y. Pou~C NJ ana ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
MiIit0ryNote
In Flint on
Christmas
FLINT Dec. z.

FLINT. Dec. Il.
TGERE is a military note in
Il The holiday news, but a
happy one with soldier boys
home for visits with their fami-
lies. George Burroughs was with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Burroughs. lie is stationed AT
Fort Bragg In North Carolina.
Then Jack Buckingham arrived
from Fort Knox 10 be with his
sistcr-in-law and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Farnum Bucking-
ham.
Mr. and Mrs Rollln !. Cook,
together with Gardner Cook and
their son and daughter-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Cook. Joined
tho family dinner party on
Christmas at the home Of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. {. l.. Austin OF Bir-
mingham. a special guest on this
occasion was one Of the soldier
boys stationed in this state
Mrs. George G.. Allen, mother
Of the senior Mrs Cook and Mrs.
Austin, was not in this vicinity
for the holiday, since she and
Mrs. Frank Mutt, formerly of
Flint. decided to remain in
Palos VerdcS, Cal. They report
that the blackout and other war
preparations are keeping them
right up 10 the mark in the
lateSt war technique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Driving oll t,russe roiuia
way ~ sunday. tho Young
Cuuplr vnu6 strp go Admire ~
attractive colonial houee ~ rcd
b'irk with white shutters aud
white trimming going III IN the
chandler Ta,h district Tow
hlnrks outside Crosse Tointe
They bought II before " was
nnislrd end added several Zen
lures to suit themselves FINALLY
they mo,ri in and few dpvr
hefore CHRISTMAS they werc
ectuallvIettled
Tho h'ide has given ur her
work and is ENJOYING her new
houe Cho is charming girl
The hnuse snetns made for her
and she fr, Il Already. &c has
hcnre The lived IN atmosphere
She likes so sec a man smoking
HE rire in his home and M
NnnlNl11:- krcps h,s large col
lection ~ pipes ON a table iu
the living room
Theirs is one ~ tho most NJ
fracii,e living iyNtus Nv MaN
fair heins dene ir stev and
icse
THO house is simple and ~
uuisije in evet, detail Watch
ING its Young mistress and hcr
delight ir ~ one can think only
W = little siil en,artured With
her doll house
Tive dirne rNNn which Us
rrer,h lvrvin,ial Sc DOME va
siVy srd l,hie ami silver
7 cadrs tho way into he'
pett,- vl'iie Kitchen With SIS
stunning nsfVOn sinh tho ht'de
storiNed in front ~ he' de HNe
electric range
"rhis &c nv r',de and ",
-he g, srmei she turned ~
the di7evert cclorcd usl'ie
regulating the intensity ~ tho
heat she cpeued the DOR 81
The Warming even. showed The
schedule wbf,h Wells how Ions So
c,N'k ,''irsv AND opened INC
even dow automatically urNiue
~ arfelecufc Nshj INSIDE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Ahnreeis'ive Spouse


NLes ~ eat Sre remarked
SMILING TIE appreciate. n,,
cooking sud that 10 an 'N.r,rs
tt0u
No In not cooking Christ
n,ss dinNer We're sNins over
80 NotNev Chrts house for
CNristn,ss d'Nrer
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Nu N@r15uszr
NJ spoke 81 1'-s r'sn, "
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sr rae s~6 ~ - cortS-y
500 =Sr ~ai TIC ,Tew
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forvsrd 20 sprSrs -. I lovs sou
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