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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Two Petty Thefts
Reported to Police

Theft OF a S65 wrist watch We'd
nesday from the dresser In his
room at 1141 Fawcett was re-
ported to police by Leon Douglas.
C. ]. Gunderson, 3s05 No. 36th
ST.. said providers entered his ga
rage. ransacked his car, taking six
cigsret holders from package Of
seven. a box of cigars and q loose
leaf note book.
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
SheIdens
Catherine
In Florida
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

THERE Is a gathering of the
Sheldon clan in progress
and in Florida.
Mrs. Allan Sheldon is headed
south along with her youngest
son. Warren. 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Gardner at their
Winter home in Miami Beach
and 10 attend the wedding. Tues
day of Miss Cora Bull and Tom
Barbour.
Upon their arrival they'll be
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Sheldon III. who've been pretty
much preoccupied with their
deep-sea fishing at Cat Cay, we
gather.
big BRIDGE-LUNCHEON
today at the Statler.
International Business Ma
chine Corporation Wives of EN-
ployes hostessing same.
MISS DOROTHY BENDER,
vivacious maiden that she is.
will be hostess TO friends with
dinner in the Terrace Room
before the Supper Club meeting
tonight
Her guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Grantland Will
cox Jr. of Mapleton road. who
will entertain with fire-water
before the feast: Miss Louise
Roth. Vincent STAGE. Don Davis.
Miss Marian Stern. Miss Betty
Brown and Wilbur Daley, and
Max F. Brown, Mile. Bender's
escort.
A COUPLE of muses. tell us
that Thursday evenings AT the
Art School of the Crafts Guild,
there on East Grand boulevard,
serve TO co-relate the arts for
those lovers of painting. poetry
and music who wish to Join the
artists in round table discus
Sions."
Anyway. Miss Alice Mac
Farland. we find. will be there
the evening of the thirteenth to
discuss William Blake. poet
painter-mystic-p philosopher" and
to play the delightful music she
has written to his apparently
immortal words.
Hosts and hostesses who will
assist Alleene Lowery Fisher:
DR. and Mrs. William f.
Blodgett. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
S. Lumley. Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Mccullough. Gordon Mendel-
ssohn. Mrs. Jessie Spitzley, Mrs.
Anna w. Winkler and the A. F.
Smithsons.
PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES for
Miss Ann McGillivray of York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Make Way for a Grand Duchess

FAsHIONABLES IN the crowded dining room of Womans
Exchange during the luncheon hour yesterday paused
their chat the word around that the dis
tngushed who had arrived with Mrs Alexander Gard
and Mr. and Mrs. l. Himelhoch other than the
Grand Duchess Marie
The Grand Duchess simply but smartly turned out
in black dress with yoke of white ponte desprt and
short jacket with long sleeves finished the wrists with
white ruchng
Her white baku homblrg accented in black
ana swathed in quantities of yellow yelling =.
She corsage bouquet of dafods and mimosa =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Musicale
To,FoHow
Installation

PROG RE SIV MER-
CHANTS FEDERATION OF
MICHIGAN will hold a meeting
and installation of officers. to
be followed by a musicale, in
the Dom Polski Auditorium,
Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
Sylvan Strakacz, secretary to
Paderewski, will be guest of
honor. Bishop Wozicki will give
the invocation and Arthur Kos
cinski will be POSTMASTER.
Officers who will be installed
include:
Vincent Wojcikowski, presi-
dent; Stanley Nycek. first vice
president; Stanley Antoszczyk,
second vice president; Stanley
Kryszak, third vice president;
Stefania Gwizdowska, fourth
vice president; Vincent Rozycki.
financial secretary: Walter J.
Kedzierski, recording secretary;
Nick Linkiewcz. treasurer. and
Frank Polkowski,- sergeant-at-
arms.
Board OF directors taking
office:
Marion Nowakowski, Stanley
Sosinski, Joseph Balcerzak. Mrs.
w Millibrand and Mrs. F.
Podeszewska
MARCH u will be the we'd
ding day of Miss Mary Elizabeth
Bradley, daughter of the Ander-
vile Suggett Bradleys. and John
Irving Goddard. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Blake Goddard of
Crosse Pointe. the news coming
to us from Pittsburgh.
The attractive bride elect
we've seen her Photography
halls originally from Georgia
and her fance- studied at the
University of Arizona and was
graduated from Albion.
THE DETROIT CHAPTER Of
Valparaiso University will hold
a board meeting with all COM
mittee chairmen Monday at l:30
p. m. at the apartment of Mrs.
Archibald Mckay in Indian VIII
lage Manor.
THE NATIONAL p A r x
COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSO-
CITATION will mold its monthly
meeting Tuesday at the Toy
Shop of the Merrill-Palmer
School on East Ferry avenue
Dessert will he served at Loo
o'clock. Miss Anne Sprsgue will
be guest speaker.
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
kARBAL of Hardwood avenue
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Lillian. to Rudy
Goldberg, of Sturtevant avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

tom of stemmed glass dish, pour
custard over and top with
meringue. Serve cold.
Two-Eee Sponge Cake
Beat two eggs with rotary
beaten until light. Then beat in
one-fourth teaspoon salt, one
cup sugar apd one teaspoon
flavoring. Bling one-half cup
milk to scalding with one table
spoon butter. Add TO first part
and beat TO blend Next beat in
one cup flour which has been
sifted with one teaspoon baking
powder. Pour at once into a
creased and Toured tube pan and
bake in moderate oven $3.50 de-
greesl for about 45 minutes.
Result-a budget meal that I
was proud to serve.
MRS. NEIL IVERSON,
General Delivery.
Van Dyke. Michigan.
MONDAY@The third prize
winning letter and recipe
The one dollar winners will fol-
low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Pair Choose
Honeymoon
In Cuba

MISS VIRGINIA ASSESSOR.
daughter of Mrs. Michael Witt,
and George j. Ingraham. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Ingra-
ham, of Cadillac. were married
recently in st. GATHERINGS
Chapel of SIS. Peter and Paurs
Jesuit Church.
FIR. Joseph Bierl. Regent OF
the University of Detroit School
of Law, read the service.
The bride wore a gold wool
ensemble with brown accessories
and bronze orchids.
Her only attendant was Miss
Eileen Klich, who wore light
blue with touches of navy.
John d. Danahey was best
man and DR.. Harry Miller and
DR.. Linus Maino seated the
guests.
Upon their return from Cuba,
they will reside in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Entertainment for Mothers

CROSSE POINTE girl scouts will entertain their mamas
Monday evening with dinner and program. at $50
o'clock. in the Crosse Pointe High School
Among those present will be Mrs Ford Whelden and
Bonnie Mrs. Jerome Keane and Melinda Mrs. Gerveys
Grylls and Sally Mrs Guy Wedthof and Ann Mrs. Cyril
Cane with Cynthia and Joan Mrs John w. Milford and
Joan Mrs Joseph Hickey and EleenM Mrs. S. Rankin
Wesgerber and Betty Burr Mrs Crawford Frost and Sally
=. and Mrs. Richard Bachmann and Betsy.
Melinda Keane will make a little speech.
Sally Crawford will read original POEM.
Sally Gfylls will speak piece.
GyHtAa Cane will lead the band. and her sister Joan
will nave part in the play An OdTimers Tale TO
be produced under the direction of Mrs Thornton Water
fall.
Mrs. Henry Hubbard will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. E. r. Van Keleck. chairman of the Crosse Pointe
District of Girl Scouts has planned the gala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Federation Selects
Officers for 1941S

The Hungarian Church and So
ciety Federation announce the fol-
lowing officers were chosen at the
annual election.
George Kemeny president; John
Banyai. first vice president; Mrs.
Rose Lemak. second vice presi-
dent; Alexander Mezo. recording
secretary: Michael Jozsa. treas
urer, Joseph Heck. comptroller.
and Suzanne NJ. Popp, correspond
ing secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Dinner Party for Utahans

THE VAN GRANTS. in Merriweather road Civ
ing party tonight for Ia guests honorng those
popular the John Scowcrofts of Salt Lake
City who visiting Mrs. Scowcros sister and brother
n-law. the George Romneys. p.
Guest list includes besides the Romneys and Scowcrofts
the Crawford Frosts the George Endicotts the Paul
Kmbas the Ralph Meetings. and the John Veeches
Mrs Van Grant is combining pastel coors yellow pink
and blue and using Spring flowers in her table decora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries - Clearly today's rays
point to greater contentment of
mind and better judgment in all
matters if you wiz give some
time and attention to your spir-
itual needs and general improve
ment in your n ole living
scheme.
APRIL 81 TO NAY 90
Taurus-Entire morning and
evening hold benehcent vibra-
tions, especially for matters per-
tanning to your souls own good.
for worthy social and civic
affairs, study. research and re-
vitalizing your health. Avoid
subtle schemes and schemers.
NAY 2f TO JUNE 81
Gemini-You should make II
a point to indulge some interest
or activity that will improve
you mentally and spiritually this
fine day. Soul, body and mind
should be one harmonious unit
working toward a lasting goal.
Necessary material needs should
not be neglected.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Cancer = Generally favorable,
particularly for heart and home
affairs, children's interests, essen
tial work, healthy outdoor exer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
COLORFUL CROCHETED RUG

honey your bedroom your favore reading nook
this cooru of candewck And it's shrink
violet that can't stand wear for you crochet over base of
sturdy cotton cohesline.
When finished the is oval measuring q by 81 inches
chamngly combining different shades of candewick
combination that will lift the dullest out of the
doldrums 5 old rose dubonnet, ivory and black,
easily make lovely rugsa gaily Powered hooked
luxurious Oriental pile Complete directions and diagrams
many beautiful styles 40page booklet NEW
FOR HANDMADE RUGS Includes braided hooked
and croheed popular types such Navajo Colonial rag
and French knot-al inexpensive and fun TO make.
FIFTEEN CENTS for this booklet to The Detroit
1925 Times Square, Detroit Mich Please
plainly your address and title of booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Community Service
To Hear Dr.. Jones

D. Edgar Dewitt Jones of the
Central Woodward Christian
Church will deliver a sermon on
The Three Crosses of Calvary"
during the Sunday evening COM
munity service in First Baptist
Church. Woodward and Pingree
avenues.
The service will commence at
7:30 p. m. and il will be the Sec
ond in a series of six Lenten
services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Grandma Came TO CALI
Here's Her Supper
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

WE HOPE you're following
I hese prize-winning recipes.
ladies =. result of the Economy
Recipe Contest, for they contain
some pretty good economy sug-
gestions. 1t took us two DAYS
10 print the first prize winner
:. Thursday and yesterday.
Today we present the second
winner. Mrs. Neil Iverson, who
Gives us a complete meal
done up in hurry.
I was planning supper around
four meat pdtties made from
Sundays roast when l heard
Joan and Bobby squeal with de-
light. Look, m ANA. here
comes grandma. At any other
time I could have shared their
thrilling excitement. But I made
the best of it.
Greetings over. off TO the
kitchen l went. Taking stock of
supplies on hand. l found-four
meat patties, four potatoes. two
large carrots, one-half CUP
spinach. Gun of kidney beans
and four tablespoons tomatoes.
A stew was the first thing that
came TO mind. but that is so OBJ
vious. it's made from leftovers.
Then a hrioht idea came to me
"a vegetable meat loaf.
i grated the carrots. chonncd
the potatoes very fine and added
them to the other ingredients
mentioned above together with
one egg. three tablespoons flour.
ono teaspoon salt and a dash of
Pepper. Mix well. mold into a
loaf and place in a nan with two
tablespoons meat drippings and
bake ono hour in moderately hot
over (375 derreeS).
For salad. I opened a can If
nears that 7 had nut up last
Summer. drained them and put
a dab Of mavonnaise on top of
each serving.
For dessert. 7 made Floating
Island. added a tinv wedge of
two-egg sponge cake. cut in
small pieces and topped it with
meringue.
Floating Island
Heat four Guns milk. separate
three eorS and beat the whites
until stiff. then beat in two
TABLESPOONS sugar gradually and
droD by spoonfuls in the hot
milk, Let cook until firm. about
three minutes. turning carefully
with a fork. then lift out. drain
and set on platter 70 cool.
Mix one-half cup sugar. one
half teaspoon salt. one table
spoon cornstarch and add 10
lightly beaten egg volks. Pour
the scalding milk over volk mix
ture and cook in a double boiler
until thick. Cool and add one
teaspoon vanilla
Place wedges OF cake In bot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Miss Mary Jane Kyle will
come forth with a crystal shower
on the twelfth.
The Misses Julianne Mueller
and Madelyn Widlaski will be
co-hosteSses at a hose and :
handkerchief shower at the Wild
laski home on Lakewood boule-
ward April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

shire road. whose engagement
was announced in the Fall to
James Dingeman. began with
the miscellaneous shower and
supper given Thursday by Mrs.
George Hector Barlow of Wind
Sor.
Mrs. Barlow gave her party
on this side of the erik. however,
at The Abingdon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Mrs. Harry J. Dingeman Jr.
of Merton road will entertain
with a personal shower April 3.
Miss Grace Kelley of St.
Mary's avenue will honor the
bride-elect with a linen shower
on the sixteenth of next month.
And the wedding will be
taking place April &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

cises, travel. music. good read
ing. sane amusements.
JULY 24 TO AUGUST 20
Leo-Your stars advise against
forcefulness or arbitrary tactics.
Gently using your natural, genial
persuasiveness will get you
quicker and bigger results. You
know what your sunny smile
can do.
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
Tirg o-Avoid all situations
and persons that might involve
you in unpleasant complications.
Keep rigidly TO your own fine
ideals and principles. Taboo
worry unnecessary anxiety.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. %
Lbra-A very happy trend
indicates good news either now
or in the near future. pleasant
associations and benefits through
friends or superiors in business.
Be alert to your opportunities.
VI - - WV
Scorpio-Calling on Scorpio's
gentlest. kindliest manner today.
As you give so shall you receive.
All necessary work and other
matters should be attended to
quietly and cheerfully. Friendly
rays for personal interests espe-
cially.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
.Sn0ittdrius-Music, wholesome
entertainment. religious services,
reading. healthy sports, visiting
the sick and lonely, trayel and
children's interests are today's
first favored. You can be happy
performing all these duties.
DEC. p TO JAN. 2f
Cnpricorn-The activities listed
as sponsored for Sagittarians
are favored for your schedule,
too. Benefits through friends and
relatives likely. Unusual news
indicated.
JAN. % TO FEB %
Aquarius - Much contentment
through family and wholesome
interests this fine day. Don't
neglect your souls needs. I'm
prove a neglected talent; indulge
a health-producing hobby or
sport.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-Quiet relaxation. rest
full companions, pleasant
thoughts are beneficial aids for
this day. Give some time to
God. Too much time and energy
are given to material interests
these days and too little to God.
A CHILD born on this dan
has great talent and sound judg-
ment locked within its gentle.
unobtrusive demeanor. Its true
ability may not be recognized
unless it becomes more articulate
in acquainting the world with its
fine ideas.
The horoscope for Monday will
appear on the women's pages of
Sundays Detroit Times.
Copyright. 1851. King Features synd.. La
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Address Women

Miss Edna B Beardsley of New
York City. associate secretary of
the national executive staff of the
woman's auxiliary. is to visit the
Episcopal Diocese of Michigan next
week to speak at number of con-
ferences for women to be held in
various centers Of the diocese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Visits, Short and Long
HITLER AND YoN j..

HITLER AND YON. =.
Barbara Simonds and Ann White arc weekendng in Ann
Arbor whittier they moored BY Barbara's father.
Ralph ". Smonds .
DR.. and Mrs H. B steinbaeh depart tomorrow for
vacation in Florida. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

and their little girls Sally and Kitten. the Carsten
Tiedemans and Nellie Tiedeman
Mr. and Mrs Tedeman hoping the snow and ice Will
last until the end of the month.
They made reservations for March % and 20 and
80 :. up Vanderbilt. -.
Mary will be home that weekend. =. from Chatham
Hall. =.
And she dotes on skiing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
HOROSCOPE :: By 1 Frances

Look in the Section Your Birthday and Find What
your Outlook Is. According to the Stars
For Sunday. March
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
n N ayf f: 'x
~

WHERE HAS this Winter gone
Already Mrs Roy D. Chaplin is planning what seems like
perfect vacation. for Of her children away at
school and college,.
Mrs Chaplin the first of the week for New York
where she will pick up Mrs. Bill Hutton. the former
Joan Chaplin.
Together they'll whisk off TO Nassau....
Dan. who goes to St Pauls School. and Sammy
studious girl Smith College will join them there for
the Easter holidays
Jack jaunt down Miami Beach. with some of his
CLASSMATES Yale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
But Others Want Snow

OTHERS ARE holding tightly. to the skirts of
Winter.
They the ski fans.
party of Crosse Pointers weekending at Van
derbt including Thorne Murphys and their children
. Bill and Michael Eddie McCrone, who has not missed
q weekend a Vanderbilt this WINTER.
Mr.. and Mrs Avan Macauey Jr.. the Hayward Thomp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
State Regulated Lenders
Cash Loans

You get the money you need In one
day. No credit inquiries of
friends or relatives. No wage
assignments. To apply phone,
write or visit our office. Pay
ments listed include all charges
Evening star., 1941-01-30

passengers and half q ton Of mail,
German dyes, jewelry and other val
uables: inbound, industrial dia-
monds, crystals, molybdenum, tung-
stem and radium. The British would
like to see the United States use
its influence In curtailing this serv-
ice, perhaps by limiting refueling
facilities.
7. Interception Of ships in the
neutrality zone.
Momentarily, the British desist
from stopping enemy cargoes In the
Caribbean in order to respect the
neutrality zone. They would like
American permission to establish q
control base at Trinidad. They also
would like United States co-opera-
ton in interrupting the shuttle serv-
ice which is now carried on via
Martinique. French traffic between
Martinique and the Mediterranean
is being greatly developed at present
and 1t is estimated that at least TO
per cent of the cargoes are reQuisi-
toned by the Germans and. Italians
after arrival in Marseille or Toulon.
1t may be impossible for the
American Government to take many
of these measures momentarily, but
the application of any one Of them
would be Of assistance to the Brit
ish. If they were all applied, the
British estimate that the effective
ness of the blockade would be greatly
Evening star., 1941-01-30
ly admit they are too poor to under
take such a scheme alone.

ly admit they are too poor to under
take such scheme alone.
g. Shipping control.
by placing all ships which trade
with the enemy on the blacklist.
Such ships are denied bunker facil-
titles, clearance papers, water, charts
and other privileges at British-con-
trolled ports. Other ships are given
warrants" allowing them such priv
ileges. Three-quarters of the worlds
ships, including 200 American, now
enjoy British facilities.
Little Contraband Traffic.
If the United States applied the
warrant scheme 1t would be prac-
tically impossible for blacklisted
ships to operate and as result
there would be little contraband
traffic.
A. Financial control.
The British would like to see the
United States block all foreign bal
anceS in the United States on the
understanding that only Legitimate
balances" held by friendly powers"
would be released At least, they
would like the speedy freezing of all
European balances. The freezing of
all balances would have the advan-
tage of tying up German and Italian
balances held by dummies.
S. Blacklisting of firms
Since the beginning of the war the
British have put large number Of
foreign firms on the blacklist for
having had dealings with the enemy.
Under present circumstances, many
of these firms are able to continue
their activities in the United States
or through intermediates there 1t
would be great help to the British
If, by some means yet to be devised,
the United States could make 1t i'm
pissoble for these people to con-
tinue Admittedly, such action
would raise highly difficult problems
Air Service Control.
6. Contro; Of transatlantic air
service.
Moment rily, the Italian airline
Lati. operating between Rome.
Dakar and Natal, acts as a direct
channel for axis traffic with the
Americas. outward bound, it carries
Evening star., 1941-01-30
U. s. Officer Says Japan
Twill Raid British Base
- the Associated Press,

- the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30.-Maj.
Evans Fordyce Carlson, United
States Marine Corps. retired, veteran
of eight years service in China, pre-
dicted yesterday that Japan would
attack Great Britain's Singapore
naval base within 80 days, coincident
with Germany's expected assault
upon England.
After his retirement, Maj. Carl
son spent many months travelling
through China, including Japanese
occupied territory, and three months
with the eighth Chinese route army
Last September China was very
low" he said. low in morale, food
and supplies. But then came q