davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Women S Council
Sponsors Dance

The Young Women's Council OF
Central Y. M. c. A. has chosen Sat-
urday. January oath, FOR the annual
Coed dance. This Is the dance
when the young ladies assume the
initiative and all responsibility. They
invite their partners. pay for the
tickets and play host for the eve
;iing.
Miss Eleanor O'Neil, Chairman of
The Young Women's Social Com
m!itee. is general chairman. Her
committee consists Of representation
from the eight young women's clubs
and the 1'ri-Y clubs, as follows:
Marie Bianeardi, Evelyn Denker,
Collettc Pagan, Jeanette Marano,
Eleanor Walsh, Gloria Mannetti,
Monica Pagan, Edith Pettinnichi,
Tess Pettinnicchi, Eileen Whe!an
Marjorie German, Marjorie Carey
Joyce Rivers, Olga Skuba, Mabel
Yovina, Evelyn Shugdinis.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

caster, Mrs. Raymond Donovan,
Mrs. Carl Loether. ST., Mrs. George
iianyille. Mrs. Samuel A. Budde
Mrs. q. Leroy Maltby;
Mrs. Harold Manville, Mrs. Rob
ert ellison, Mrs. Edward Sickmuno
Mrs. Gordon Sperry, Mrs. Edward
M Clarke, Mrs. S. Oldershaw. Mr..
George Word, Mrs. Robert Batten,
Mrs. George HOLMAN, Mrs. j. j.
Goodrich, Mrs. Z. N. Garfield. Mrs.
o. A. Squires, Miss Nellie Browne
Mrs. John Lineberg, Mrs. Clifford
Slator Mrs. Albert Paul;
Mrs. Harvey Plat, Mrs. r. w
Rice, Mrs. r. C. Surgen, Mrs. w
A. Kunschner, Mrs. w. d. Hobby
Mrs. Ella b. Logon. Mrs. Ethel
Leese, Mrs. Henry Blanchard, Mrs
Martha Watkins, Mrs. John Smith,
Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Thoma
Lahey Mrs. Elmer Trask, Mrs Ey-
erett Stanley, Mrs. Alfred Williams
Mrs. George Kurtz, Mrs. Louis Mer
riman, Mrs. Claude Phillips, Mrs
Vernon Abel, Mrs. Walter Foglman
and Mrs. Edgar Piercey.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
ll9 BOOKS GIVEN
WATERFOWL DRIVE
Victory Campaign Quar-
tiers Open in Naismith
Building on Main st.

WATERFOWL, Jan. 16 - Just q few
days from now, boys In Army camps
all over the country, and in camps
outside the country, will start to
reap the benefits OF a nation wide
campaign to collect ten million
books-books that will be donated
by the folks back home as one small
way of showing that they're really
behind the men behind the guns.
It's known as the Victory Book
Campaign sponsored by United
Service Organizations and the
American Red Cross and being con-
Quoted by the American Library As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Harold Latin, Watertown
librarian, is regional chairman of
the section that includes Water
town, Oakyille, Bethlehem, Wood
bury, Washington and Morris.
Yesterday Mrs. Latin opened Wa
tertoWn's headquarters at the Mai
smith building on Main street. With
the assistance OF volunteer workers,
the doors were opened In the after
IlOOll anu la DtOho NCiC VI Oliellb III
by donors hardly before the decora-
lions were finished. Mrs. Latin
thinks it IS the beginning of an en-
thusiastic response on the part OF
WatertoWn residents. Miss Patricia
Smith took charge of window dress
ing and Miss Nancy Parker and Mrs
William H. Hilton worked on first
day arrangements. Names OF other
workers will be announced from time
to time.
Collection centers have been CEN
trally established ana conveniently
located. Large containers have been
donated by j. II. Neill Of WATERFOWL
Manufacturing Company and dress
ed up by the Sea Scouts under
Frank M Reinhold. The Sea Scouts
delivered the containers to First
National Stores, Cameo Theater
| WatertoWn Library and Taft schoo
| Library as well as every public
school in WatertoWn and Oakville
1t is at these points that people may
leave books. The Boy Scout troops
of WatertoWn will pick books up al
/ these ccnters and transport them tt
headquarters for sorting, mendinl
and packing for shipment. /
Headquarters will be open every
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB
Thomas Studio.

Scorers in the Thursday evening
tournament under the direction OF
Mrs. j. C. Moriarty included. north :
south, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Grasso
104; Miss Margaret DWyer, Miss Lau-
RE Sullivan, 81; east-west, Mrs. w
&. Bailey, Miss Alice O'Neill tied
with Miss Elisa Ranaro and Miss Lii
liam Ranando, "a; Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Treat, 80 IL.
The official standing is Mr.. and
Mrs. Grasso, POI 1-2: Miss Carolan,
Mrs. Butler, 1874; Miss Waters, Mrs.
Schneider, 1888 IL; Mrs. Bailey, Miss
O'Neill, ITO 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Personal
Friends Feted
Ellen T. Lynch

Mrs. Hector Boulanger and Mrs.
John McVerry entertained on We'd
ncsday evening at the latter's home
IN Putnam street with personal
shower In compliment to Miss Ellen
+. Lynch Of Middlebury.
Among the guests were: Lois
Boulanger. Thelma Boulanger. Cath
etine Boulanger, Johanna Altman,
Ruth Altman, Mrs. Clarence Ander-
son, Mrs. Helaire Boulanger, Mrs
Andrew Johnson, Mrs. Thomas La
hey, Mrs. Mary Barton. Mrs.
Thomas F. Lynch, Jr., Mrs. Thomas
Healey, Mrs. John Lawlor, Mrs.
Hector Boulanger, Jr., and Mrs. w.
II. Woods.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Bunker Hill Group
To Hold Discussion

The Bunker Hill PARENTS Teach
ers association will participate in a
panel discussion on a vital current
topic at it's regular meeting in the
Bunker Hill School gymnasium
next Tuesday evening at o'clock
The discussion will be staged prin-
cipally by pupils OF DR.. Sutton of
Danblry State Teachers College
Community singing will be another
highlight of the program arranged
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
First Methodist
Women s Program

The Woman's Society Of the First
Methodist church will conduct q
rummage sale Thursday, January
20, under the direction OF Mrs. Will
liam Clarke.
The calendar Of events next week
at the First church follows:
Monday, January 10Th
1880 p. m.--School of Religion
under the auspices of the Wa
terbury Council of Churches
will meet in the Second Con-
gregational church. Persons
not registered for the entire
course of six nights may at
tend any single evening ses-
sion. This is for the benefit of
all church workers.
Tuesday, January Goth
2:30 p. NV. C. T. U. DR.. and
Mrs. John G. Walker will show
moving pictures.
Thursday, January 22nd-
1000 q. m.-4:3O p. Mall day sew
ing for the Red Cross by
ladies of the church.
400 p. m-Pastors church men,
bership class.
500 p. m.-Junior Choir led by
Mrs. Beatrice Booth.
7::3O D. m-Church Bible Glass led
by the pastor. Subject Gods
Eternity and Mans Transitor-
mess"
Friday, January 23rd-
$3.50 p. Unmarried Couples Club
Pot Luck Supper. After the
supper a short business ses-
sion and then the Southern
New England Telephone Com
pany will show its sound movie
in technicolor, Connecticut
Answers" Following the movie
George Chapel, author,
writer and humorist, Of Itch
field, known as DR.. Traprock
will address the group. Form
er Governor Baldwin was
scheduled TO speak but has
been called out OF the state on
that date. However, he will be
at the next meeting February
10. Every member is urged to
attend and bring q friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Boyd and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Maxim
will be hostesses.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Maple Leaf Benefit
Party For Red Cross

A benefit card party for the
American Red Cross War Relief
fund will be held at eight o'clock
tomorrow night at the Central
Y.MC.A. under the sponsorship of
I &c Maple Leaf Fund, Inc. Every
one Is invited, but those of Canadian
extraction are particularly urged to
be present and to contribute to the
success of the affair as an added
evidence OF loyalty to this country.
Prizes will be awarded at each
table. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan G.
Rose heed the entertainment COM
mittee. Reservations may be made
by calling 3-7946.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
DriscoUs Announce
Daughters Troth

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Driscoll Of
Brewster street announce the en-
2agement and coming marriage of
their daughter Margaret Mary to
William Krull, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Krull of Hungerford ave
nue., Oakville. The wedding will
take place Saturday, January oath
at the rectorv Of St Thomas church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
FOUR NEW FACES

Four screen newcomers make
their debut in Paramount's "Out Of
the Frying Pam: Florence McMi-
chael and Mabel Paige from the
New York stage production; Jay
Fassett, Broadway character actor,
ARK. Jim 1.row1, .cxaa tennis
champion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Waterbury Hospital
To Cap Students

Student nurses OF the Waterbury
Hospital School of Nursing will have
Gaping exercises at the hospital on
the evening of February fifth. Miss
Elsie B. CantWell. recently chosen
principal OF the nursing school, Is
making arrangements for the cere-
monies. After receiving their caps,
the probationers, who began pre-
clinical training at the hospital in
September, will become full-fledged
students.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
CHESHIRE CLUB

Scorers In the Thursday after
noon tournament of the Cheshire
Club at Waverly under the direc-
ton OF Mrs. w. S. Smith included
Mrs. s. G. Wegner, Mrs. Raymond
Payntor, 66; Mrs. Ralph Brannian
Mrs. A. G. Beane, 60; Mrs. Irving
Anderson, Mrs. l.. f. Comstock, SO.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham
of South View street announce the
birth of a daughter, Oh Wednes-
day, January IA, at st. Mary's hos
pital. Mrs. Cunningham IS the
fomer Shirley Schultes OF Yale ave-
nue., Middlebury.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

of hearts. She therefore switched
at once to a low heart, and was
rewarded by seeing the queen force
the ace. Declarer tried cashing the
diamonds at once for heart discards,
but when West rutfed the third dia-
mond, the contract was hopeless.
Had Mrs. Buchanan mechanically
exited with spade at the second
trick. declarer would have knocked
out the ace Of trumps and won II
tricks.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
RADKE-DeMARTINO

At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Miss Loretta DeMartino, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony DeMar-
tino of South Leonard street, will
become the bride OF Emil Radke, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Radke of Hill
street.
The ceremony will be performed
at 8 O'Clock at the Church of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Plalen OF
Pine street announce the birth of a
son, Stephen Robert, born january
7, at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs.
Pla,en 81 the former Lyllian n.
Wilensky, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
jacob Wilensky Of Pine street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Engagements
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

KOKOWLOTNY-KU
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kuchinski OF
Silver street have announced the
coming marriage of their daughter,
Jean Florence, TO Frank John Kor-
owlotny, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam KoroWlotny of Orange street.
The wedding will take place on
February IA at 8 o'clock at st. STAN
islaus church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

No skating records for distance
OF 6 to 10 miles have fallen sine
1894. These are held by John john
son, OF Montreal.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
ITAK-YUSKIS

Miss Anne U. Yuskis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Yuskis will
be married tomorrow morning to
John N. Itak, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John N Itak of Irvington, N.
J.
The ceremony will be performed
at 0 O'Clock at st. Joseph's church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16
Saturday Nuptials
CUSSON-BENSETLER

The wedding of Miss Margaret
Theresa Bensetler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Bensetler of Tu-
dor street, to Anne Pierre Cusson,
son of Mrs. Aida Cusson of River
street, will take place tomorrow
morning at o'clock at the Church
Of st. Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-01-16

Mrs.
Buchanan
A A j 10 8
7 4
y K9 62
= 1912
4 q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Prosperity Circle
Around Table

- F-sss@-zy C-e.z ~ III
& IL SzS-E-z C<r<ls 1slf -14--
--x1ie=1-1 --g-1--1-z-r = 1rrH-1
ait AHA .a11rs- M-11zr. NA-r-
: a. Ia LI-T -11-=z1 TwcA
~ s--g-z- 1.Its< n. zE-1-
ze1-A R-8c IT Lr.r-ze T.h1A-c-
c---1s s-e~<- F-.s-f MT 5azzE-
- -sz@-F y-ss.t IA DATE.
$50. Fras16 AZ EE--H-r rxAf-
IL. Fz1- 4 Eslz Eery &C LGrs
y-asat A-sez-z TzTz1r ssa1A F-s-<
Nsxx1s StzE11L
zsz. +. . EcBs- at Se-s.-r
C-1-.ss c -1EzF wee sscs-rs,s
EzsszS F-sn< J Z 5rxrs va
zIE-er e csrsz-u1sa
s--s-< Ez -a.s H-E-a-e<
- .s-rs-x .-ss1,1s 1-.r sce-s
: : ozra- g-sso>ers- Ex-sr-e
.<11Sesc- rtrs ,-ezsfE-s. grEa
F-z-k-- 1-A-.-al secr~z-r r.
ra-e-- Nsc-E afs1F-x1. ssr-s-a-7
Ezza ssr1k-.- c---sE,,-<err SAG
-E-1T -1rT Cx.1sr. --saFr-s-
sEzes S-rr-- 5as- s-ssI5s1x. -e<s1
oa--l e1z5z1 EEz1 ? zs1-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

.-1crss
w4ct-r ee--s ny -Ls- week -
Is Ca-.s---s car E-s. L---s
had NJ A-z No--s Ms
sssA- EI---ss ~, -s-z--s t.e
.rl.4 C E--ssr sE-<s. --s ss-zr-s
rss..zs =. Lc sl-z s--s@c- Ms
s4--xa a IL -EGg--s- {. N-s NJ
Ia Es- G. g Azt-- s--t=- : .
Tx = Il. Ia A. -LsS -sE g cz-
r.. E-s --cz----E cz.! 1r-----g
VIZ --s-za- q "a -E-E---szk-
II --s-sTe1--x E--..t- k--l--
t----Es-T LI--s--s k-s = e.
,1.T@sl a. z-s-f a. --s S..c "a A11
= z@-- E---s --s-4 ..1-S.- e
glsrE-< a. a-ssxss kz- szs
CHA 3 f-s-,. E-ls-sr - IL IL
a. s.g-s-- --,<-s1.-... k14-1
4 E-c-A Mare 5.Ts- = - ga
Mr. -e--.4Ef 1e41s- 6. 1t
AA4-- e S. :, A. g-E E-1s-
- AZ e - T-s.-- g zs--T S-114-
Ia - .-E--- = cl1---x a.
sc-s--4--s-- .-- - z--r.s< &
---'.--g A.e-+- -.e-ss- = rzs
i--T--ss & -. s-zEz --l-..-- z11-
r. ----AA s s-1-z- g. -As
-.----s-. EEs-s-s-. y Mss P.T.-
IS s-1-- Al. Nss L .r-@s- A
s1s.--Ts -.ss.-r ~ - ss1 a:
- -1ss-iy 49,
:. ~ 80. 11ss x-c.s-s.. ~
3 - a. ss--s- T.. ". Il
- --at--sa- s-1 ,Er@s A. IS ..
- t==ss Il A--.--sF :. = F-a-l.
Ea1s SIRE - EAsg L,5r1Ecz, S1ss
IL -sE ssers-l-T zs- -1-s =
~ ~ ccgs rs -eztss zss-
ga
ne aaE f.s- ssgsr las a-rarx-
q = s--1 1-.s1s E1g y sc-@-
81 III ~ - . t.rz = AZ
Il. - W -.s Ts-sz--ss &c e,,zlx
- - q N-s -s--z--s Dz.ca-.
tF-=- 9, - "a; s.cv-
-.--s Nllx E-4r.s. rs.zs.r
= i-c4E-x = - s--ssso.t
as gsAr E-t- az s-cEs 80 rcrs
rs sel- L. z--<-s s.s.s-. va
81 "a sa-s ,t-g c-r x.s -
tz-s II fsss@ e -..-zs Gala
Ia --cT s-res- Nav cry c-s
e. -1-s--s. . ~ Z l-s Nark
Al. al. So sars sc sc-es "a
". a. - 1xs G. .--ss-
wy .-r %.=4 ia. c-zt -sus.
=. Nl-T Xk---sT 80 -. As,
Es=f a. IL .c-s G. NJ F-x-css
-ar-A q C-l.II Ma NL-xzs-..s
----a- Al. Ez-z Les VI .ssez :
tafsrs1 rs -a7-s = s@-v--r -
t---o-'-s =s-- PAS rs-e a.
--zsss- - r-rl-r c1.a-s. -artr
y - A1-y Ni-:-sr .-zs A. C,.s
-17ss so a E=z --s 4 NnrcA
-1a-t-s az ga wa-ks-. -.ess-
ts1- - - N1-Ess 1sS-e.ttio-
IN F-L-:zs 1nr-s ec-7ss-.,-<i-r
s-r-s-1-4 N-A : Fss-sr. & Esyrs
---is -,s1 IA re-c-t-r ss<-e-
~ -..s--E E--L-s. G. Herman
.s--s- --s1s--s- -cs .,-s meets
trr-T .s-rf yrs<Hy.
4 r-z-< -7f vas Ia hy ,koss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Hot Springs
Lure Jesse

.sEs. Knsrx1xa a Fl-1zr Er<-
11s n II Ell s5r1xE A-kzrEkk
sr.rg11E Ia wEu Er1 ant rsnr
1a@1A saf Azs1,el4-sl1a WI GaL
e--s11E t-rm uHrr E-z-ER
xzrnx sc1<-s II IL Land Il
EE-1E E-x-
wEn -z-5s- ? 4 Ciz1s. ant
Sauu<z Lee &C c1u-zEzs " Az
M F5rTt 5z1u ysw Eer1 CO.
rr e = E4sz C1lEuf.Ex c1n-
P1L M<A1nE-k-- N1-z11- -txza-
wE-zsr wzn,t1zrf ant " ant M
Ee11-4 Nassau C1EgtzzlL crnr.
Nszzrx w1an AIT Ern1 An
sssz. Nss Fsr4 crr- zh11rp E-<
Nh = A Cara C.n-4rr. z =
EsTzr5tz Pracs-n-a. sscrC If
watts. AIT Csr- C-rxs -s-z
Ea,-s. -,t-zza Az-nzu Ca-rE
AR II Nr-1sn11u- Sal -nzEr.
Ca NJ ant NJ Ls1na-- CE---
t1-sr. EEE1sK Ca11 II cav
-1rr1s. -4-zr-- " and Ma zEEk
s-1xker-z Ca-ezE-- NJ -ssz4
-GrE Ezlf1zzE-r1K T111 CzE7-
ir-sE- Nsr,kA -sn1- C.z-1zs
]k,EEsr C1arzrr Ar1-wzsE C1a-sss
= cIz1sF. WEkt1E--r- NJ =
z-lazt - Lc1ls- Nj. z-sse -BEssta
Ct1-zE-- Z---s-1E- mn Ezs--r- De-
--r Nj n P-r-k~- -4r-zz
NJ mt MI. 2 z M-E-. Nsw
w--sr - rr<.ra f--.~~sr.s,~vr rrx-sr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
SUeefhcUfs
Dance

---&e F--5s--4 AI-r-1E rss-zs<g
- - A-,ca IA -za,zs- = SRA
Gamma III ss-.-ry ,-.aen-s<
49, s-'r--s ANA ssse-1sa-- ssE
e IL N----- .a---rz ss-z--zT
.-z.-
z1e sa---rz rzs vsrT vh<-1-ss-
gIs scz1s WI - at r11-s
E--szze-s s----Ez5-rs,1 sa-s-1-s
AT LAS & LIP 1T ssa--s ARENA
- --1z-
A-r1x "a Srci-a- FsEzx De-
z-r-srs <4z-z-r 1-<sr n.e- Exsu
q IL E--11-s g Fpse1 n1ae usrp
Nar-1z Ps-E--A gsres S-sex
zsie-fz Leg z1ssr- {arksc-
1r~le Car. E-E1ce Ma Iss1za
N--zr-.-.s- TsEvT By-@ TsrrT
E1--s A4t-ss1 S1z-re- Ar-an- La<sz
haTzrr zzTsrs- DcrcE1T Ctr-kr.
Az-.s1 zazzlsa- Mas Gsc1s-
Kan EIx1sT. Cz1-lss PzFs- 70
wEr- PzEs- Era E4r,t-a--. Csss-xs
A-E1tc1L Lcrrzs1e Frzzkl-z- Ill
"a Ti-1e-T. Syria Ian Wis.
Al C1L<I- L1--a Ez71ar- Csss
1s1Ef Eau Ca T. Gait Villas
FrE--- E-erE-r N-r1eL Rchsr-
LsEA G<Ics So Lt1Tf LAu-
So 1E1-rz ca C-zrszcs F.at-
-. EEEs1-a NeDuEEss- Ix-es Al.
81 Jesse w1-z1a. MarT Casa
C1r1s1r8 Cz11e1. Terz1n E-azrh-
csr- Nr- sn< Nh Coz D.szzzzs. IL
Ee1ry Ar<1-e- Ka1s W1a-rH. NJ
at Nrn YEcTf EszE1u- Dsrls Fut
-. css.re---ez- AAe-.11-- =.
wrxA- Eaek1szr- Nsrra. n
Wssa N1rTt1 Lee Grsezs- c J
f3srferEc1. <r- Gersrn<s uruzrsr
P1TEZH PzrrerBr1- T1cuns MI1EE
gtuz1s En<z Nsn-1s Cctrar1
Txena Eztnzrtz srrA1n. L G E1n.
tEr. AErs co1rs. Tnerna LzfE-a
grsnczs Lsruarf. chsries saztrrs
KrrfEs4 D1zfstE TcUuy TaTl1r
Frzzk VIA NrrT c1zksT. szs11'
CaE1fT. 81 B1Ftr. VILLAS
R1zxz Mnrr.r1E BEzu E<Hl
B1zfx. Nsr11.< ET. BErner'
s1zkz C1r1l ~. Hstsn E,lrz1
Ksrf Es<nEz- Ainn N1-rtr. Mar
Ens-rEx. w.zE1n wrlxEf Pc
Cos<r11L Ianss Prtra Tkcz1
kfsncU rnr A.<1aEr- DsrpfhI
HIs~<r. 1.11 Prfrf<x<sr. HsrTfs
H>sL cecrrs wslk<s. E-s.sr NJ
4 tCss<'nz<f - 49, -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Selfridge Boys
Treated By ESQ

N.z1ay. Fss- - EsH- -
CSC Gt-ls sz-s--zzzs< ss=e CO Il
&c Sxz'E rsSzess a. ~ rwCA
TIE h,cFs szs1TsG Ez1-1r az.
plEFi1g Ez-ss w 49, s5Es-r
kIcgzEEssA
Dzrtrg t.-s-=ssSc1 -se,saA-
meats vs-s served prs7arsf y
t1e CSC cEa-
A-y g1-i n@rwss1 ~ sgss C "a
AIT ~ VIC u<z< IL . 81 -
CSC nap ca1l II ,e-scr a. ~
TWCA art res Nh gsasas Cz-rlrr-
tn S1e WI give y-1 an s,r
IRA card = - c1- a.t 2 y-1- a.
r3cz-cc = serepes<- p5u VI -
cefvs a. 5te111razscn ez-< rtsrs
pa z1E- prtss1- rAs1 E-rs1---r
any afszir KETs1 .1r re sc1<ers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

Riffs us1F e~zs At VA IA
czrs 20. ,n- w.a-srt- esces IL
s1.z~ zrE r. n AIT : us Es@-
wrEzr -.1s zssB Err yvL
rr---.tr.-rr :, k--s ~ -rss-.-
~ u -rts-r Nm --s
49, -. -. ..-.-sss 49, rs4s
-.-.s ---,s.r -..--- r-vs-
- 49, - - 49, n a..
~ --.-,,-- - 49,
- r--.-.-r~-r go 49,
- - - -. -.
80 -. -..s-s 49,
-..-.~ 60. 80
- So 80. ss.rx-.s
60. -,r-4s 49, T--s so.
-.-s- - - 80.
-. 49, -s-T
- .rz,.-k
49, 49, - 49,. --
80 - S~'- a - -
l-1s1--s-@1- Sa--z z E-1-1 IL
-r--<-a-s Es-s crz AIT zr-1-s
-.r--.- ~, -. 49,.
$50 A. -. >.--.. - -. r--,--- I.
k--.rss- r-a.--rs rr-.-a- - &C.,
~ s--.~- Sz-.--s.r ~ =.
k-s5s ~. a s-rt.T 49, a.
x-Er VII a s-cx IA, AT ~ +.
SAL s-,ce-x. Azccr IL rrss-s
Esrs T--a e. -.r-.11 cC4
E-rE- NJ al Ms ~-ar Essz-
II. Gsrrxs T-z-r. NJ cscrrs
n'xzezz- Ma A-.aa Hnr-.r- :
Es-s.1 -at1-1s Ne-zc. -arss
Es-elL- Ma Ns-.s zsg-Hz1 NJ. :
~ PC NJ N---l-z Ez-el Ms
Bessie Ss-s-'c- NAT z1g.sss- Es--
AZ G -s=az- Esl@- Tt-ss1. DIRE
~ Na-sc-- Et--s TaT.c-- Beg
hAEz-- zrse-- N.so-s---gs. ~
-cr'11 As-r-1 51-ks. t-sc s-.s-s
1a- Ha-ss We 10 ccr1--sf
~s tea -'-s1e'1 away . E--t--
zsr-icEs---s- E-vs1 AZ - .-rs
= s--s .sElT-Ee-s NJ Ar Ms
z.see-- Ea- g onk-E-< ssrse-
I-s-s IL v---s- -Ieces. s-cus
VIZ (-zs.s -ee 5la-E-1 Ms
l-@--A P<S4 Nzs c,tess1 zE.-
a--s- Jsaass -ee ---ks- a. sst--
-NsH - "A. A - Ia
- N--t All l-r-t
SEl-s-L Aa-1s W. srzz s-s.--rs
S-~k-s-11E ssrs -rr1 C11-zr.
II I1@T we Ges-rEs 5.-ass. E4--
zh- 49,. S1rzaz N1z-s- Ez-5.s
1'11es AZ S-I-Ez Ss1H--1 40
Tsrs r-s---1< a. - s1r E-rser
Vel - * 90
M-sC1E s-rrsc ..a- IL ~
z Ccce. -as--- e Ia c.x-re ~
Cod = C1-1s-. "a rv--rt-.-r.
s--ssc ce,strz.s< - -. 49,
rsrEa<T &C IL ,asrc-z-s Sa-r-stv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
SilVer In
The Beauty Box

Ne szEsr Tea rsrusu-s< n "a
ksrxfe<lks g 81 q Rays Bsazrr
s1isers,rT .. sxnfsy, MARIA a
ne YWCA w.s acrfatnsf a h~ss-
nant s1erzsA Ms Afpka n
DsrszDcrL prss1fent prsssfsf a.
nnrress - csrsuo1lss. Tka A.
cress e uticczs uzs tsir.rs1 -
Ms R1bT Al<n Trfusts prssS-
t>1r and f,1s<<r - ~ u1trsrstrr.
Dr. = II G 0vEzs sckcc1 SAWS
El11 w1z - rr11Graf s,<nksr.
o<hers participates e. - 49,
uEn ws-e IL p<zs. EIEcsrr frs-
rrrxl ssi<cr1-rs " = E<rx.~r
restz.r< ~ E-A v. wf.-s P,sls
Nh cLs1f,z sEEh ard ~
xfrti< les rcrref ga
winrl<rr< xcc1ssz = rs,rrc<r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
TATTLINGS OF A TATTLER
3, c.

NO zssszdsd lie hzrth.sy ,,rJ
r.Tsr II ho-or Q. Ma Na-xss6,j
Ycuzg. q s.. A1hzz. Sztarcay N
Ter Husband. Elli1-- Ycz-g. ~
aczo-ss was ctlEgs6 v.-A -asl
l0Esly zz1 1Eetzl gifts. inclsdi.1
tcxss G. ACE And .1ns- Asacks,l
cAls.E. CHA tearct. a 2aa,d
.s4tss- e.zg. . Bziovz WIS., sr,sI
tro1 ksr Azeby. pc-s rAn1
SSi-I v1E ard Ez2eT0xs cher lusl
szs. TIE zez1 cczsssss1 9. ass.l
czscktz. Spanish nee. s,o.k.o sad
cris slaE. c1iftsrli.gs. re rra1
aze Gaze. and wAat . cake !, "a
-A-se-iisre6 viii pink ez-c.es an:
.-se-zt<1. -Happy BlrI.tsy. Aar.
g-e-t-e YczEg Tners ~sfs ssa
CHER gco6 rAizgs 20 ca AZ cs.rk,
s1c1 al ys7tso1. cz-1y. sgg-set
tzGz r1iEzs. ut.s s11 s. tori.
AzczE ne EAzy prtss-. Esr,:
N-A Lazy. Ms BESSIE cozrr
Nri Lille Sc1czc-. Ma Jazz,
Es-<r.zks. Nre- Flors.rs W.ztst
~. AZ N-A Wi.ilA= Cc--e.. 4
z-Ts- zozgs: Nattksu P.g,s.s
S<1zse PssSe.A q Pozt.ae ks
Sl-lF IAFleGr. q Rirs- Roau,
z1f1 Da-sels. Ma c 2. L<va. X;
AZ Mrs.. Tar,<s A T.r1s. Ms Nv
re - C,cst-. N.ss A-gs..a weAs
err. N-s- A. A. Ws4.1s-.y. II
AT Ms. Q. Adzzs. ~. a.. ",
c. DaEs-pc-< In< =A-y. nasl
-cre-
gCenfInneA en- pars 10,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

a --z1L AZ .ss--i-z AZ ~
I .aE4s- = 1888 AT --z---.e- VI
- -E-ss = - -v--s- E.z--s. -
- -a11.- 1z-ss AZ 1z-<1x Ts-s
.-.,.9s.- y --.-s+ VI. rEzz :. -z-5
- RS - - s.-z-a 10 -s.--zI1--
Ars- -a--AE-x = - tsl-1-I1a
-s,az- a. rz-1s-st a-sr-- -
-1--s - L-Lss - I'll -scs-T -
- --s III srs,=z Ssrs-z- ,1.---ss
vs-= -zks- II s1rc-E-z5-s-
III G-s-s7l-Ts L--al45 E4sI-et
II 1--zz8 = l--EEE Ia a.
a.
Ia A48-s r-1rss AZ rs-s@r1
9, - -A=A-s-ss AZ "a s--s
5,srI-a-
-1-ss a--s---x - ,a--g z-11t-
q. zz-E--T E--a-s-. wl-Es- ETz1A
--E1 Ns1 -a-s-es S.r-E-
--s-z5t --lr----- N3--s- S-zrs4
z-sz E=t-z 5e--cz AZ 5s-T
=-.-a z---E-t Az Cas- -Es-
"a S4-ss So. T--az C-zrsa.
Ea- S1L--zEs w-a N-C1- s-4
- Ez-.s1 r--T-s Ar LIZ .
A-r-4-- Ga IS A--1E at -
~ ls-l-E-g : .EBs G-1-x-rs-T
-&-ETe-s As- A.4 Para
[-s-rzs -1-Ezs Me- s-11s-r
Fs-s sa-si- ~ va E-Sx-E n
ar M VA -nra III. ~
.-Az C-z7ss u Az M E1a.r
AZ ----s z-.e-- at T-rx1 C-zTss
Nsz1s-E % - A-=a-s--ss 80
49, vsrs Evs- tr-T- T-E--- --sszz
AZ CszE1s Ar-sy Ia IA "a
l-l-szh Ball rz-E la Fsa-.
---=zg All rs Eszsr.ezs II
C1.ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07


z4cG3-1<- uzS -1s rs<z56sz- G. -a-y
sea1--exl a-< SEX E-e-x &C. IL
re s1z<-s-Sc-ts
-.s AKA VIC assez1ss< a.
tsr1. - scI-< Nrs- Frznk--- q
.sze 1eaE-ze1-1T teccrzcs< va
,tr1e-J. - rcses~ p1ssTEl-rEs
Az at yzilow 14f.c<E-a. rcxsrker
vi al zsWz<zzce - r1-k CAKES
at cz1-1es 4 arr-1r~srt t.saes
w1i<1 wers -iAcs1 = ever -cck
Far-s<1es e Ez.f~sc.ss were -asE-
- az1 rs-Sasss< at r1z-1 cS,z<
- 11t tcr - ming
A-c1x r11ss rresk1. . sx-s-<
.zsl- rccf B.z1ss were. Ms. Ccr-
Race Zet1a- Mr. Ls-uT Icrss
N1s Gwsr<siT. C-zysr. Mss Ma
Ez-ss w1sesflL Mn. FI1rsres wesA
NrA gE-e wscfs- Anz Arhcr. M.
L1cr4 wonds. Az Art1r. M
Gecrr.e LaF-.ez- NJ D.sr-rhy
c1zzE1SE- Mr. Helen Lsc- Mrs.
A1<-s Ls--- Ma Fborercs NJ
llazA Nh Ezvirz Bcy1 Mr. Zen
Nller. NJ Cassie B<lizzF. Mss
Narsa1 wf-lizzA Ms LaEse NJ
lazA Nh Ek.6ss s1ses1t- Mr.
k1rf1s Ea--nr1- Ms ExAel "
NatA MrK LcEs- e 81 Lc1a- Nh
Kl-ls<1 p.cz1ra-1a C15-zEs Mr.
leaF1s Wa Niss NzrT Wa
M vsru1a Ps1z-1 N-K FrsEay
a11 Mr. C1trii<k. a1s1 NrN "a
{r1ss- Ma Lss1a g.ces- NrH Cas-
Fr11kiE.- Ms ExAei Zs1es al
NrA Lecna Jchnacr-