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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

lantic during the occupation OF
Iceland.
Pvt. John PtaSZek, u, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob PtasZek, 1888
Waldo street, in Honolulu, after
Pearl Harbor.
Pvt. Sigismund Wypiszewski, "a
of 125th Infantry, brother of Ed
.mund Wypiszewski, 2250 Frederick
street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
}. p. MEADOWS DIES
AT HOME IN OXFORD
Had Been in Ill Health Sever
Years; Former Tobacco Buyer
Local Market

!. rlJni Meadows. II. FOR many
years Il tobacco buyer on tn" Hen
d,.-0n market. died Wednesday ait
CinOun at $50 O'Clock at the hon.
II u niece. Mi: Hall" Wood. in Ox-
l.ri He had lived in DXford sine,
i"a".ug Henderson. and for the ,i,,.
lil" Gears had been in poor health
Fur III" aJ-t iiv, months he h"J
been confined 10 his bed.
Funeral WAS held al ! O'Clock This
afternoon from Miss Woods homy
With intc:mCni in Elmwood Gene
Terry in Oxford. Rev. c. Freeman
Heath. Methodist pastor in Oxful a.
MIS- IN charge O! the services.
Surviving are one brother. Simp-
>ou Meadows. of Narina. and several
u,cCcs and n"phcw$.
Act!N" pallhcarCrS for the rite
were announced a> follows: Lee
hycgct'. Il. :. Johnson. a. T. Nc
NCHv. Henderson tobacco buyers, al.
T.. l.. B!iigCrs. also oil Henderson: d
/. Buchanan. NJ. G.. Buchanan. SuiIr
Adcock and y. y. Capchari. al! O..
DNiGrd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
Sales Light
For Tobacco
On Two Days

AZ. a.n.UACcmcn. w; ,naG,
'N'.ii GAYS ago that no sale, Won.
20 's.i AtniSticc Day Wrduv
'"t. t." "rciv.' WAS rc5ciuIci bv IL,
'.' .'.'''s'r IuEaccI Board at i'rpG
90 ;,'' ccIt.WvtCl rs usual. nr..
'." rI"ht. j. WAS au.,,mc.
Today by Arthur IL. Surprise. "a,
."...., =. !utI :Ll,S wee i3.a-,
. "ui'''., :ilrh nr"ulht Sl99IH.G5 IT,.
"a ;f;.... 81 : .GI. PC lundrc.,.
..a.r'.;. >''
''r,.H: "nr wC"C carried on On IA,
. 'td y ..' t:i'' r,.''rsi ri in,. ru.,rrt.,.
q. -. ~ ihr United Stntrs
; .U.'pE.Sr "aid. he added ;hat abuur
-" 'nlT irbLCvu ,iielru WA, l..
'.' 'nal unu .:Cyr.,,!ulatrd aru,.u-
. this Was t.
iin,cly off standard.
~u.!rea Ly Sur
i' ., threaten |,dnC a.ay show alY.
i"r an average of SAL. 80 per hundred.
I"daH> offerings were said to be
!.'.'.. r"' 80 ..,'.',, ,i....I-,, .uI.I ,.-.,
..I..H"i - .uuUni i5n,U1b pound:
".,H q pc" r.Lli:r al Ii L. III cent +.
yer '.ttJ.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
Merchants
Meet oniight

Henderson merchants have bccr
invited I" meet III the Chamber Of
,"mn'rcc office this evening at g
=. m. and make plans Ior the Christ
ma, trading season.
brCHlIS" "l the request made by
IN" Office OF civilian defense there
VIII be no exterior Christmas decor
at.No lights ;hIS year but the me:
chants viii property mark the holi-
day season with other activities, Ar
ihur II. Surprise, secretary Of the
Chamber "t Commerce. says. The
meeting i being held under the aus
r'r"s al the mercantile affairs de-
pHrtm"n; ci lhc Chamber and i, ops.
tu all merchants.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

Rcmhi,iS IT IinEniial.

Mrs. y. l.. Gardner. muthc. oil Re,
T.. NorflCct Cardiac. pastor ui L.,
First baptist church. Is still al Mar.
Pmham hospital undergoing trC,I
m,nt for Il broken hip suffered -.
,rai weeks ago. She i reported
t2 doing as well as cIulI be cyyc'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
Ease Headaches
S0Othe Nerves

Tho quick act
ing ingredients in
the BIC" Head
ache Pow der
formula work cX-
ira fast to case
dachCS and
Sooth nerves up
set by minor
DainS- Got "E(''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

Roy g. RnGncll. who Wa, create
cur :Cycral weeks 1T Watt !"sp.i.
n Durn.uI. na, sufficiently rocnN"!
4 !, be O., TUNED To- MS home he.
II Cooper ,N,nI". where h" Is s...i
D. 'c improving iuvly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

... ',Hy'nG .hcir prayers ro..
'HI,t i'ra while Miss Nellie GRAY Kin
ecu played The stan -Spanaina
''''''''i. As Il bcncdiction the cha. :,
Zig !,ps. and Roy Moore .n:,t,.
''"'ra II from oui,ide
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
Mr.. Hunt Recovering.

". \. Hunt. who several days a"
broke and fractured Il bone III hi.
right leg. is al Maria Parham no.
plta' and reported 10 be improving
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

i'll handy l0c or Csc sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult physician
when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

Buy War Savings Stamps or Bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

tiness, prevented her from settling down into
the predictable happy and uneventful rou-
tine of the small-town matron
So Madeline left Saltwater and Ed knight
and went to Hollywood to study art and to be-
come an interior decorator. Or that is what
she told Judge Springer she was going to do
Things were not going too well for the
Webb family by that time. Mr.. Webb had
died, and his savings and the $4,000 in in
surance had been fed back into his depart
ment store by the widow, to keep il going
during the depression.
In Hollywood, pretty. small-town girls like
Madeline Webb aren't even dime a dozen.
They're nickel hundred.
So a few years ago, she scraped up
enough money for fare East to Broadway.
The glut of pretty girls on Broadway
proved as competitive as in Hollywood.
She danced bit in choruses and in night
clubs. And sometimes she earned a few dol
lars a Photographic model. But she was
never really beautiful or glamourous.
Then the fresh, bright quality that had
been the chief ingredient of her prettiness be-
gan to fade with time. then uncertainty of her
life and the struggle just to survive. She
knew what it was to be locked out of hotel
rooms when she could not pay her rent.
II know have given you a lot of trouble
Ills year, anu All ABOUT IL IMAM you
will ever know" she wrote her mother on
that bitter day after Christmas when she no
longer had the will to conceal her defeat even
from herself.
"oh. 1 wish were homer she cried in
this letter
But as a gray year doomed ahead it was
harder than ever for Madeline Webb to 60
back to Saltwater. Her life was enmeshed
in lies On last Aug. 5, she had wired her
mother from Boston,
Married this morning. Many complica-
tions due to business and family have temper
arily tied up funds. Mother, darling please
wire 5000 today. Am coming home. Eddie
tShonbrun) must stop in Chicago In love for
keeps"
OF all her statements in that telegram,
only the last was true. Even from prison,
her love for this small-time crook shines
through every statement she has made.
Sure. 1 knew he was married" she ex-
plains now. But he was separated from his
wife. so what was the difference? He wanted
TO marry me, only he couldn't get the money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

tape had been tightly drawn and then brought
up to cover her mouth, police say. Over that
was muffler, twisted and tightly knotted.
Thus ends the career of Madeline Webb a
career that from the beginning never prom
Used much for the Small-town Girl who just
did not have what it takes to make good in
the stiff competition offered her by count
less other small-town girls in Hollywood and
Manhattan.
The Madeline Webb who will stand trial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

trimmed glasses.
AS her modicum
of prettiness faded,
as stage jobs be-
came more elusive,
as her brief mo-
ments as a dancer
and then as a model
melted away, as life
with Shonbrun be-
c a m e m ore an d
m ore precarious,
even Madeline was
frightened by the
future, by the cal
lousness of the Big
City.
This tow n
scares me to death.
People will stop at
nothing, including
murder, for money!"
This frightened,
unwilling prophecy
she wrote in despair
to her mother on
Dec. 26, 1871.
Madeline's late
father. VILLA m
Webb. was a sue
cessful. small-town
merchant when she
was grow in & up.
She was pretty and
spoiled and popular.
She was more than
{ h at: she was
smart, too.
At nineteen, she
was graduated from
the Oklahoma Agri-
cultural and Me-
chanical College at
Saltwater. In 1888.
she married her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

college beau. Ed Knight from Lawton okla.
But Madeline's restless urge to try her
wings in the big city, her typical sma-town
confidence in the market value of her pref
by American Weekly. Inc. Great Britain Rights Res
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

in New York is not
the Madeline Webb
that Saltwater will
remember.
The pretty, fresh
faced young girl who
left Saltwater almost
eight years ago has
year-old woman who
her years. whose WeaI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26


have come to New York with high hopes of dazzling
stage career and have stayed when hope has been
replaced only by grim determination not to return
to the home town in admitted defeat
Hers is a story lifted out of the coHmonplace only
by terrible accusations of murder; by the sad tragic
hearbreak of her mother in Saltwater Okla and by
the answering loyalty and faith of old family friend
a small-town lawyer from Saltwater. who will
TO the big city TO defend Madeline Webb when she
stands trial on charge of murder in the first degree
1t is story made dramatic, and perhaps
more universal by the loyalty Of this smalltown girl
whose family in Saltwater represents the Of
responsibility - for the cheap saow ex-convict Eli
Shonbrln, her lover who finally dragged her down to
his level.
For Madeline must stand before the bar of mex
orable justice in company with Shonbrun petty crook
and wife deserter and his companions John Crooked
Nose) Cullen who has long police record and Murray
Hrschl. big town punk.
On the spare. sloping shoulders of old from
Saltwater who friend of Madeline's father for
many years before he died and friend mother
will fall the burden OF convincing the jury that Madeline
had part in the brutal murder a pleasant middle
aged refugee Mrs Susan Flora Reich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
The Oklahoma Beau+y Sought Fame on
Broadway. but the Going Was So Rough
She Wound Up in Murder case-And.
Inez Robb Says. It Proves Again It's
Easier to Take the Girl Out Of the
Village Than the Village Out Of the Girl
BY INEZ ROBB

NJ to be both pure
fortune whose faith in her youth and physical aractiveness
drove her inevitably
OF
10 New with high hopes Of a daZzinP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

orable justice in company with
and wife deserter. and his comps
Nose) Cullen, who has long .
Hirschl. big-town punk.
On the spare. sloping should
Saltwater, who was a friend {
many years before he died and
will fall the burden OF convincin
had no part in the brutal murd'
aged refugee, Mrs. Susan Flora
He In James NJ Springer. IS,
former Supreme Court Justice
Of Oklahoma, and famous legal
figure in his own State. who
made the trip TO New York TO
be with Madeline when she was
indicted.
I've known her since she
was a child" he said sincerely.
She wouldn't do murder"
Some city slicker got her
into this" he added angrily.
But her spirits are high. She
says she is not guilty and
knows nothing at all about this
murder.
But she is concerned about
stories that she has posed in
the nude. She begged me TO
tell the folks back home that
these stories aren't true.
Her mother has scraped
the bottom of the pan to get
enough money to see that
Madelines rights are pro-
tected."
In Saltwater, that is ex-
actly what Madeline's mother.
Mrs Vera Webb. 90, and her
brother. William. 30, have done
10 defend the woman who first
went to Hollywood and then
New York to find fame and
fortune.
Instead, she eventually
found that shabby counterfeit
Of fame known as notoriety.
The sad life of Mrs. Susan
Flora Reich, 50, the harmless
refugee who fed first Austria
and then Poland before the
scourge OF Hitler, is ended.
When Mrs Reich, robbed OF
a scant $1,000 worth of jewels.
was found dead Of suffocation
in the Sutton Hotel, $50 East
56th Street, her body was in
the suite which had been occu-
pied by Madeline and Shonbrun
under the aliases OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Leopold"
Police as we'll as Marion
Karel Reich, husband of the
murdered woman, and Mrs.
Reich's mother. Mrs. Bertha
Kolischer. So, say that Mrs.
Reich was summoned to the
Sutton Hotel by Madeline. who
telcphoned to ask the woman
20 lunch with her there.
II didn't kill Susie Reich.
I don't know what it's all about.
haven't done anything"
Madeline says over and over
again in her cell at the Wom-
ans House of Detention.
But Susie Reich. dead Of
suffocation, was found in the
suite Madeline and her lover
so suddenly vacated Her hands
and feet were bound with piano
wire. Around her neck, an
entire roll Of two-inch adhesive
tape had been tightly drawn and
up to cover her mouth, police ga
was a muffler, twisted and tight
Thus ends the career of Mad
career that from the beginning
Used much for the Small-town I
did not have what it takes to
the stiff competition offered h
Jaes Ofhar eY,,aII fOuvv, orirIo ~ II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
7 ca Jan. z

THE ANNUAL holiday tea for
those who have attended Camp
Cavell will he held Saturday
January ?. in Central Branch
YWCA from 3 to ) p. m.
Miss Marjorie MaEee.- camp
director, heads the reunion COM
mittee and she IS being assisted
by Marjorie Former Elizabeth
yer, Inga LARSON. Pat
Lackey, Mary MiStele, Caroline
PierSon. Barbara Parker, Winni-
fred Rochm. Marilyn Whalte
Nancy Carol Williams, Mary
Carolyn Wade and Mary Ella
AndreaS
Joan Seabridge will sing ia
cob's Ladder" and Paul Tarabok.
youthful violniSt from Grant
School, viii offer several Selcc-
tons.
The tea tables VIII be bright
with holiday candles and greens.
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Cor
don w. kingSbury. Miss Mary
FarnSworth and Miss Lurctta O..
Sanders viii pour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

train. fun skirt and perio d
sleeves. Ivory braid edged the
high neckline and accented the
bodice. She wore a small cap
with seed pearl trim and a finger
TIP length bridal veil.
She carried a bouquet of white
gardcniaS.
Miss BrCnner was attended by
Mrs. John Kemp OF Port Huron.
who acted as matron of honor
and her bridesmaids were Miss
Eunice Guthrie and Mrs. Louis
Thomas.
All the attendants were idonti-
cally goWned in fuchsia velvet
and white tafreta.
Louis Thomas was best man
and seating the guests We're
Robert Lyon and John Kemp.
The reception was held at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

WOMEN IN war work VIII
like this mechanics outfit
available in Anne Adams Pat
tern 1890.
It's a United States Depart
ment of Agriculture style de-
Signed for action Slide faSten-
ers at front and ankles make
dressing speedy Visor cap in
cluded.
Pattern 1890 is available in
misses ami womcn> SiloS l..
Ia. rs. rs. 20. 30 -. 81. 80 ard
IS. Size 10. suit and cap.
takes IA yards 35-inch fabric.
Send Is cents IN coins Nor
NhiS ANNE Adams pattern Write
plainly size. name, address and
style number.
tuN our Winter Pattern Book
and cover tho american Fashion
Scene Simple fabric-Saving
designs for outfits IN every size.
SCrap-bag fashions; war work
styles. accessories.
Dress pattern is cents; book
rs cents pattWn and book
when ordered together % cents.
Address your request 20 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
meni l225 Times Square, De-
trolt Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

t9rcrs Of needed and useful
articles. carpenters, c a b n t
makers, machinists, police, detec-
tiyes among most favored.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Your chances for get
ting ahead now are good, but
YOU will have to plan and work
for results Some tricky indica-
tons to keep you on guard to
avoid unnecessary mistakes, hav-
ing TO retrace your steps No
last-minute rushing. please!
NOV. p TO DEC. -
Sogiftarius-Fine for familiar
work, those things for which you
are especially trained and
adapted. Conscientious care
asked in matters involving prop
crty, inheritance, stocks, bonds.
DEC. % TO JAN. II
Coprjcorp-What you do and
how YOU do it will determine
the amount of your success to-
day. Some friendly influences,
others less so-therefore, it is up
10 YOU to combine good manage
ment with physical dexterity.
JAN, % TO FEB. 20
AgUorUS-Now's the time 90
display your fine mechanical
ability and this means the me-
chanics Of any occupation in
which you are engaged. Dex-
tcrity, finesse, accuracy your
aids.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
PHccs-The balance of plane
tary inhuences-favorable and
otherwise-are about even. Do
your best (which is topS) TO tip
the scales your way BE quick,
decisive, alert, enthused.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Dependable, clever. ambitious,
persevering, courageous; not
easily discouraged at setbacks or
difficult propositions. Must corr
rect a tendency TO obstinacy,
being too domineering when seek
ing advancement. 4 fine person,
useful, likcable when living true
TO his or her best qualities. Sue
cess for the effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Bic Show al Golf Club

DETROIT GOLF CLUB will ring in the New Year.
with party which includes dining. dancing. and what
the announcement describes Spectacular floor
show.
Reservations have been made. for Judge and Mrs.
Arthur Lacy Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rice Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ Cornelius Jr.. Mrs. and Mrs Robert Enhelhart.
M and Mrs Charles Awkerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Monnser. M. and Mrs. F. V. Rudd .Mr7and Mrs.
Vaughan Reid Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs V. G.
Wallet M Mrs. George Nankervis Mr. and Mrs.
Horace MAYNARD Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Brelzlaf j.. and
many others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
The F. w. Readers and Guests

IN ANOTHER big party will be Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Raeder Mr. and Mrs Carl Runge DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack MeIIaffe Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton Lampkns . DR.. and Mrs Horton Kimball. Mr..
Benge....
Making up table. will be Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Lang
and Mr. and Mrs. John Carrittes DR.. and Mrs Arthur E.
Hammond Dr. and Mrs Owen Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wynn Griffin and Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. thinner. will have II guests
and 1t. and Mrs. c. H. Burgstaher have also made
reservations 49,.
One foursome will include X. c. Pound =. Mrs. L. A.
Pound and Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Maxwell -.
And another will be DR.. and Mrs. Roy c. Kingswood
-. and Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Fields
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Camp Caven Holiday Season Brings
Tea : Ian. 2 News Of 2 Engagements

T}N0 DELIGHT FIJI and IT.
tcrcsung botrothalS recently
announced are those Of Nan
nctte RiesS, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs Frank L RleSs of Sunder=.
Land read, and Jack Edward
Gaiieudcr son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Alexander Calender
Miss RicsS attended Gran
brook Academy Of Art, Wayne
University and was graduated
from Atcacum Institute IN
Rochester, y. Y
The other holiday engagement
is that Of Winifred Florence
NoySey Of Rivcnoak avenue
Birmingham, and Jack FilSou
Burket, also of Birmingham
Miss MoySey attended De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Miss Edythe
Bremen Wed

MISS EDYTHE ELIZABETH
BRENNER became the bride of
Sgt. Clyde James Johnson,
Wednesday, at a lovely twilight
ceremony in Martha Mary
Chapel in Greenfield Village
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Frances Bremen of Detroit
and Carl Bremen of MI. Clemens.
Sergeant Johnson is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J O. Johnson of
Port Huron, Mich.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown fashioned with a long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

PdUW University IN tTUruCdSttC.
Ind. and the brldcgroom-elect
Is a member of the army air
corps reserve.
TIE SMALL son OF Cant
and Mrs. Henry = BeWeS.
Henry BowcS III, was chriStened
Sunday AZ 3 p. m. i'm Jefferson
Avenue Christ Church
Mrs Alexander Blan III and
Carleton VI HlbiC are The chlld'S
grandparents
CAPT. EDWARD FORD
STEVENSON. who is Al Essex
House. New York City from
Washington, has been joined by
Mrs. Stevenson from Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Detroit Yacht Club Plans

AMONG HOSTS to large and small parties Detroit
Yacht Club viii be Com. and Mrs. J. A. Summarize
Wee Com and Mrs. r. n. Betzei
". Y. Knapp Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ewad Dr.
and Mrs r. D Ament.. Mr.. and Mrs John w. Parker. e..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larkins Mrs Mrs. Edward H.
zerbe Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bright.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs w.
Sexton Nh. and Mrs Leo Mcnerney Mr. and Mrs.
Don Weber. Mr. and Mrs w. W Staler Com and
Mrs. Robert vez Mr. and Mrs. P. w Pierce ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

MARCH II TO APRIL 20
AricS-If watchful of DISPOSE
ton and how YOU address your
superiors and others with whom
you deal, things will run
smoothly. Not wholly auspicious
for new ventures. Be more eau
tious than usual, careful about
directions.
APRIL II TO HAY ~
Taurus - Favorable for per-
sonal advancement, b mes
gains. Industrial and mechani-
cal workers. technicians, cleo
tricians. civil, acronautical and
electrical engineers. you working
in war plants should produce
your best and speediest work.
Clerical occupations also spon-
sored
NAY 2l TO June y
& cmip You can hit new
hig his IN achievement today,
especially if YOU coordinate your
righteousness and other capa-
bility and consistently apply
yourself to tasks at hand.
JUNE p TO July p
CuHcci'-Just the sort Of day
You ambitious ga-getters should
enjoy It's poppy and a great
deal can be accomplished in
industrial and financial fields.
Professional people favored for
benefits.
JULY - TO lTG. p
Lco-Takc advantage of this
good work day. Gains indi-
Gated for YOU who diligently
apply yourself to the urgent maJ
tiers. Attend TO tedious. neccs-
sary details a. we'll as 10 the
more snowy problems. Evening
fine for relaxing.
AUG. e3 To SEPT. -
Firgo-Today pleasant and
productive for personal, artistice
general interests. Your auaiytl-
cal ability should expedite mat
tiers by aiding YOU IN selecting
the right course 10 follow. Don't
waste time and energy on une>-
-scntial odds and ends.
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Linn -- Government workers,
professional shoppers, manufae-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Yale Coggan
Arrives Home

YALE COGGAN. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Coggan Of Wilde
mere avenue. a student at North
western University, Is home for
the holidays
Yale IS taking a course in cleo
tronicS in affiliaton with the
United States Army Signal
Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Gold Kid Coat

LOUISE ALBRITTEN. a new
conner TO films who IS making
mark for herself these days,
lust bought new coat 10 wear
IN the evenings. 1t IS fashioned
like a mans trenchcoat but the
material is gold kid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

Dearborn Inn.
Mrs. Johnson was graduated
from Western State Teachers
College in Kalamazoo. and Ser
geant Johnson attended Univer-
silly OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Richard James
Home on Visit

STAFF SGT AND MRS
RICHARD JAMES were home
visiting Mr. and Mrs Reese
James lr Hll'crcst road on a
short lJrlough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Miss Haig Leav
For New jersey

MISS NORMA HAIG of the
Abingdon Hotel left recently for
Boonton New Jersey. where she
wll spend The Christmas hoh-
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Charles B. Bonn S Party

IN A party for 10 will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Bonn
-. and Mrs. Peter A. Marley. Mr.. and Mrs George
f. Gagnier Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bachelor Mr. and
Mrs. George W. RenChard.
Uniforms flashed throughout the club in the spirit
of the times
a party with Col. George (. Strong IL. will be 1t
and Mrs Robert c. VanderKoot Mrs. Mildred Lelus.
Mrs. Geva Hemeick. and Capt. r. N. Greathead.
Can't and Mrs Martin S. Ryan. Maj. and Mrs Russell
Burns Mai and Arthur Pannenschmidt of Utica
Will be together.
in another party will be Col Charles D. Wiman
-. Mrs Wiman. and Mary Jane and Patricia Wman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
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