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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Thomas MCGoIdri(k
County Worker g YRS.
Funeral 10 Be Monday

Funeral services for Thomas
McGoldrlck former chief deputy
county clerk. Will be held at g
a. m, Monday in st. Mary
Church. BEDFORD. Burial will be
IN Nj. Olivet Cemetery.
Mr.. McGoldrick, who died Al
his home Friday. was one of the
oldest Of county employees. having
spent b years in various capaci-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Island Reaches Port; It's
a Dutch Warship

MELBOURNE. April II CUP).
The last Dutch warship to leave
Soerabaia. Java. has reached Aus
Itralia camouflaged as a tropical
island it was revealed today.
The vessels commander, said he
put 10 sea March 6 with a crew of
% volunteers from ships sunk
near the Soerabaja naval base.
Tree foliage and camouflage. he
said, had to be changed frequently
because of heavy seas.
Three days before the vessel
left The naval base. installations
were dynamited and 30 large ships
were sunk in the harbor. the com
mandeI said He described the
harbor as "a graveyard of ships"
and said the shattered base was
almost useless.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

years drive which Will be car
red on for the next two weeks.
Paul q Hoffman, prcSiden, of
StudebakeT Corporation and ma
iional chairman for this year :
drive viii be IN Detroit. Thursday
10 address the first gathering OF
the local committee More than
700 campaign workers are OK
pected 10 attend The luncheon
meeting 20 be held in the Book
Cadillac Hotel
Charles r Grouse heads the
local campaiEp committee with
James r Angel Jr., vice chairman
and MaeP herson Browning
treasurer
Today. Detroit churches diStrib-
uied literature 10 their congrega-
tionS telling how China is meeting
me pf0bfcnS or The war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Obituaries
Harry 5. GoreIiek
Burned TO Death in Fire
at Camp Grant, III.

Capt Harry s. Gorelick, 35-year-
old former Detroit physician who
was burned 10 death when a fire
broke out in the officers quarters
at Camp Grant. H., will be buried
AT ? p m Sunday from the Chesed
Shel Zines Chapel. 1895 Joy road.
He viii be buried with military
honorS in the Chesed Shell Zines
Cemetery on Gratiot avenue fol
lowing services in the chapel. He
IS survived by his wife. Edith. two
daughters, Susan. 9, and Martha
Ann. 2; six brothers and two
sisters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
CIesry Asks USO Probe

BOSTON, April II CUP).-
Chairman David NJ. Clcary OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars COM
mittee investigating United Serv-
ice Organizations salaries. said
today he would 60 10 Washington
Monday 10 press demands for a
congressional inquiry into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Many Details

THE courses are not for
LegiOnnaires alone. The princi-
pal requirements are that men
selected to attend are recOg-
niZed as responsible citizens Of
their communities and that they
-hate-sHfiieieHt edtteationaf bariS-
ground or experience To permit
them 10 absorb many details In
a brief period of time and tn At
them TO be instructors them
selves"
Those wishing 10 enroll shoulC
submit applications 10 the Legion
defense headquarters, 602 Barlun
Tower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Could the Earl Of Sandwich
have Stomach Ulcer Pains 2

~ "fIEIu " ~" snndWiCh WAS hronght
hh"ut hy tho famous Earl ~ Sandwich
so n Nk'd to ha,. small Snatks 81 tasty
t,of-el. uhil' plg,ing cards ~ -
hardly It.'h ih1i be- would have iu
t"uiff ft. .Hdv rrh had he suffered
-iuHa'h uI,'r pains Don't igunr' your
-uf''fIu- irN ~ book 81 Tdua Tor
rrIi"t OF ul''r 8ml stomach pains. iu
q grsttuu. gas pains hos, hntru. burning
sensation hloat and other conditions
rsUsef hy csrrss acid Idgs Tablets
must heip ~ money refunded. At drug
Istores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
QuakeS Rock Mdneque

MANAGUA, April II uNS).-
Two severe earthquakes shook
Managua carly today. Residents
rushed into the streets in their
night clothing No immediate
casualties were reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Its swell pup and the Woods
family like him and named him
Fowler But Fowler developed the
habit Of leaving on long iauntS
and the ncighborS were forever
bringing him back until he got to
be a neighborhood character.
Last week Fowler went on the
loose again. Diligent search by
most Of the neighbors and by
Woods failed TO turn him up and
Woods was about convinced he
Mas gone for good But this time
a friendly tralnman caught the
errant pooch.
In the course OF the conVerSa-
ton Woods. who hasn't had a jot
Tor Two years. mentioned he was
a tralnman once and would like tC
get job again and the trainman
who wants 10 be anonymous, took
him off and Woods is working
again, As a railroad gateman.
Oh, yes. Fowler hasn't run
away SINCE.
A fearful phone call for he'll
itiS came from Mrs. Lucille Reyn.
oldS of 1920 West Grand boule-
ward
1--WE lost my rosary. II isn't
just any rosary because my son,
Morse, gave II to me on my last
birthday. I'm almost sure I lost
II on street car while going
downtown on the last day OF
March TO mail n package to him.
You see, he's in the army. and
=. well. It's important"
Did you find il?
While you're cleaning out your
attic TO comply with air raid regu-
lationS, you'll probably run across
long-forgOtten family Bibles and
other records Of vial statistics
which you'll want to save. So the
Detroit Genealogical Society Sug-
geStS you take them 10 a repre-
sentative of the Burton Historical
Society al the Detroit Public
Library for Safe-keeping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Legion Open
Raid Warden
Teacher School
Qualified Residents
TO Attend Classes
From April 1917

A school for the training Of air
raid warden instructors. open 10
qualified residents Of Wayne, Oak
land and Macomh counties, will
be conduCtedlin Detroit from April
Ii through April II by the Ameri-
can Legion, Herbert +. Mcdonald.
director OF the national defense
committee of the Michigan depart
ment of the Legion, announced
Saturday,
Forty-SiX hours Of instruction
will be given and classes will he
held in the Rackham Memorial
Building 80 FarnSworth avenue,
Mcdonald said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Purpose Stated

"The faculty will he made up
OF the graduates of the state
defense school now being con-
Quoted in Lansing. giving them
an opportunity TO put their
training Immediately into prac-
tice." Mcdonald said
"Our purpose is 10 provide for
sufficient air raid warden in
structors In each district of the
state so that there will he more
opportunities for all citizens
wherever located to qualify as
wardens.
"The course Is the result OF
an assignment given the Legion
by Dean Lands. head OF the
Office of Civilian Defense.
The program has the approval
OF Capt. Donald s. Leonard,
head Of the state defense
council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
0EfR0FTfss FINES

Jun. sfrr every Week Day Evening ana
Hrdev - ming b, The Times Publishing
'"'h"' ~ 1873 Times square. Detroit
l~'s'st a. Detroit Mich ~ Second Class
MAJ Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
People You Know
Deputy Air Raid Warden Has
Fire Of His Own at Home
Ry LINTON Ankles

Douglas Reinhart. deputy All
raid floor warden il the United
Nrti>fS Building, went 10 all the
classes and learned all the tricks
in alr-WardcninG. including how
20 handle fires in the home.
So the other night ne kicked his
shoe under the bed in The dark
and one thing led to another.
Rcinhart. conserving energy for
the defense effort. tried 10 recap
ture the shoe without going all the
way back TO the light switch. He
fumbiod around awhile and all
OF a sudden the mattress was
atirc Having none of the new
tangled fire fighting equipment
he went to work with his hands
Ills Wife brought some pals of
water. but still no sale.
SO in desperation deputy warden
Remnant rolled up the mattress
ana dashed into the yard. where
the flames consumed il unnoleSted.
Ni' " lliAlrI- lfpil't AlllNl Ii I'M
Pitt has the problem OF auxiliary
policemen and firemen all solved.
Because the town pop. 5,5001 is
so close 10 the Rouge plant and
Detroit, Chief Pitt realized The
need of more emergency protec-
ton. so he commissioned the Ia
active members of the police and
fire departments TO bring in five
friends cach--men they themselves
would trust with an important Job.
There are now 20 new men IN
the classes and over 30 applica-
tionS on the waiting list.
A trip 10 night club will be
one OF the gifts the Anthony
MoreauS get from their family on
their tifticth wedding anniversary
Tuesday. Moreau is a retired iron
miner from Northern MictTigau.
r j Woods. who's 81 and handi-
little through the loss
of one arm in the last war, bought
a Llewelyn setter pup two months
ago from the dog pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

Douglas Renhart deputy Its swell pup and the Wo
raid floor warden the United family like and named
Artists Building all Fowler Fowler developed
tricks Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Rex Jacobs Arrive

THE REX JACOBS and
Mrs. J.s mot her. :. Mrs.
Frances Walls h. arriving
with Mr.. and Mrs. Owen r.
Shelton to occupy B OK
No. II.
The ovation given Duke
Ellington especially by the
younger crowd. 60.
The ditto extended Jose
Iturbi. -.
Charles A. Hughes lean
ing from his box TO applaud
the floor show. -.
Geraldine H ie.. in
crimson and black with
brother Bud
Mrs. Dorothy Kemp Roose-
welt. stunning in black 49,.
posing for the photographers.
Mrs. Laura Butler Higbie
80. trim in black crepe with
glittering jet sequins. dis
tinguishing the peplum .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Mrs. O'Hair Takes Over

NER l. A r y + ID. -.
Leading Spirit Of the ball..
was too i'll to attend and Mrs.
Walter Reese OHair ...
handsomely turned out in lilac
chiffon be-spangled with violet
seouins =. and rubrum lilies
in her blond tresses. =. took
over and with considerable
aplomb . we might add
Notes on the evening ..
reveal 80.
Governor and Mrs. Van
Wagner =. hurriedly cutting
the big cake and dashing
on 10 the broadcast 49,.
Lovely Betty Jane Jacobs
wearing the ostrich
feather-trimmed gov in
which she made her debut $1,000
selling carnations. and be-
ing beaued by Tommy Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Sells More Flowers
BIGELOW

NANCY BIGELOW in
rustling red taffeta turn
ing down bids to imbibe 49,.
and selling more flowers,
instead $50.
Georgia Suliburk.. in
white chiffon banded in orchid
velvet. drifting calmly
through the mobs ~
The gentleman ~he-~as
swept away. . by the beat Of
the rhumba music an d
who dipped and darted costa ,
tically about on the floor -.
alone. ...
The George Endicotts 49,.
and the John Noyes Falllngs
... watching the dancers
in the Crystal Ballroom 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Molly Of Marines

MRS. JAMES SCRIPTS
BOOTH chatting with per-
sonable DR.. William Henry
Blodgett
The Ernest kanzlers ...
being expected momentarIly
by friends "
A stunning young woman
in flame-colored crepe and
gold sequins flanked by
be-medaled warriors an
insisting she be called simply
80. Molly Of the Marines.
Hamilton Herbert and escort
... she in bright red chiffon
-. with long matching
streamers floating out in
back from her hair-do 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Sorority Plans
'Hea art Throb Hop

TAU BETA OMEGA Sorority
Will present their Heart Throb
Hop on Valentines night in the
English Room of the Book
Cadillac.
THE GROUP of 70 you saw
having dinner together al the
Detroit Athletic Club? Bowlers
and their wives.
The boys, after knocking off
dazzling scores with the league.
asked their mates TO dine and
dance with them. Some Of the
pairs were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde lie
Nee, Mayor and Mrs. Edward
J Jcffrlcs Jr. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph c. Getsinger, Mr. and
Mrs William r McGraw, Mr..
and Mrs. A p Teet2cl. Mr. and
Mrs s c. HadleS Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert J ByrncS. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur l. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Diamond, Mr. and Mrs.
David J. Nelson and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Sherwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MARCH II TO APRIL ,

MARCH II TO APRIL ~
Arics-It's essential that you
watch every important detail
regarding your work, employer :
interests and whatever is under
your supervision or care. If you
are free from work, enjoy the
day wholesomely. restfully.
APRIL II TO NAY -
TaurHs-Friendly aspects. II
should be must TO 90 to your
church and offer prayers for the
men on the firing line of duty
and for the unfortunate, help
less peoples attacked by would
be world conquerers.
WAY y TO JUNE II
GcuIui 49, Unthought OF good
will come through service 10
worthy causes. And you folks
can be so entertaining and help
full i'm many ways.
LEAE- - TO UiEY -
Copcor Personal aFair~,
spiritual and home interests,
children's activities and prob
lens. also artistic professions
are first favorit6s today.
JJLY = TO AUG. -
Leo-Don't ovcrdo in anything.
or be rcbelliouS at restrictions
or because work and other urgent
duties claim your time. Self
sacrifice and all-Out service and
devotion to duty are every ones
responsibilities now.
ATG. - TO SEPT. p
Virgo \ personal day In
which YOU can achieve in things
YOU like or TO which YOU are
especially adapted.
SEPT. - TO OCT. ,;
Ldro-A pleasant day if you
don't become easily upset or agi-
tatcd. We've got to take reverses
and disappointments with the
victories. YOU know.
OCT. ,! To NOV. -
cco,p,o 49, Mixed influences.
fa}oring the usual Weekend in
tcrc~ts and also warning against
undue haste and needless anxiety.
Whatever your program calls
FOR, do IT calmly, pleasantly.
NOV - TO nee. -
Sogjftorjus-Benefic for grant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Meant 10 Grow

You weren't given hfe in order
TO find happiness Happiness
isn't The purpose of life -. isn't
even necessary TO great ltc
The purpose OF lie Is Growth
You were meant TO grow 10
develop that I> the natural plan
OF yuut lite tor all life Md
you certainly can't grow and yet
remain what YOU call happy
For happiness means content
mcnt
And growth implies discount -
Happiness means comfort
Growth implies discomfort -
Happiness means ecstasy
Growth implies risk and dan
EeI
Growth implies hardship bore
dom munotonN
Successful lives aren't happy
lives Successful lives are grow
ne lives lives that arc Continu-
ally reaching out battling with
hardShIpS
Then why do people desire
happiness 80 pa>SIonately II they
Wcrcn meant 10 be happy p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

HERE IT Is your spring
Jacket ensemble and how re-
mc~hn. i, look, ho" easy II
Is to make, Anne Adams knows
all The details YOU love and puts
them INTO Pattern 1901.
Pattern 1901 is available in
womcns sizes 81. So. IS, 30 l.,
81. IS and Is. Size IS entire
7 ensemble. takes -, yards So
inch fabric and =, yard contrast.
Anne Adams Patterns. for
merry - cents, are now Is
cents. The added cent is to
cover cost of mailing Rising
prices have made this change
imperative.
Send Is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern Z Write plainly
size name. address and style
number.
Address Your Ordrr To TNC
Annc Adams Pattern Depart
mont l225 Times Square. De
uroi, Mich Owing 10 customs
regulations. orders Tot patterns
10 Canadian destinations can
not be filed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

ing and seeking fayors, aiding
IN charitable and patriotic ac-
tivItics. and especially attending
religion, services.
DEC. - TO JiN. II
C0p,jcWo - You born after
January > are likely to meet
more restricting tendencies than
other CapricornianS but there is
never a day that some good can't
be- accompj~h he'd. some worth
while pleasure enjoyed.
JAN. - TO FER. %
iYoo,j"s-Start the day right
by paving homage 20 God. then
you'll fIud your other activities
will have greater value. be more
pleasant 90 indulge or endure.
a FEE. II TO MARCH 20
-y Pisccs-You have reasons for
well-groomcd confidence in your
own ability, Your country and
all the fine things for which 1t
stands. and today offers opportu-
nifty for YOU TO give articulate
expression 20 your desire TO aid
wherever and however you can.
4 CHiLD barn on This day.
Active, quick thinker yet
cmditative. Entertaining in con-
vcrsation Cf he or she doesn't
acquire the habit Of talking too
much. amenable disposition,
clsan-minded Artistic ability.
Copyright 1882 oy Kiug Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Elsie Robinson
Growth Is the Purpose
Of Life, Not Happiness

SHE'S HAD a wTetChcd lic
A naggy home an unhappy
marriage that ended in divorce
and now love has come her
way again, at 33, and she IS
afraid to take 1t.
How can YOU insure happi-
ness - she writes. What can
YOU fall back on if marriage
turns out wrong? Keep a stiff
upper lip and gong on Is okcy
IN fairy tales but when q Glrl
gives up a good Job. banks every
thing on her husband and then
ne fails her we'll
How can YOU insure happl-
ness
You cant
And why should YOU expect
ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Keep on Going

But what can We fall back
ON Il happiness fails?
Don't fall back on anything.
Keep on going Keep on going
with life. Take life as II comes.
Take lite as an adNcnturcr
takes the Jungle. He doesn't de-
mand happiness IN the Jungle.
He asks only adventure and he
accepts fever. blStcrS, bites.
hunger and drought a. part OF
the price he must pay for adven-
tuTc
Accept >orrow and dI>appoint-
mcnl and munUtouy a. part OF
me price he must pay for tho
adventure of living LIVING )
worth any price YOU pay
C1p,nsh'. 1872 ty King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbapcroH
HUNDREDS OF DANCERS

HUNDREDS OF DANCERS
and sitters packed the
three big bathrooms of the
Book.Cadillac Hotel....Fn-
day evening e.. for the Presi-
dents Diamond Jubilee Birth
day Ball l..
Thereby contributing as
yet-uncomputed thousands OF
dollars to swell the funds
TO fight infantile paralysis
Starry-eyed young things
60. who were having their
first glimpse of the innards
of a great hotel and chic
sophlsticates 70 whom the
Italian Gardens and the
cocktail bars were an Old
Story ...
Mingled in patriotic profu-
sion ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
ChiId's Dream

The dream Of happiness isn't
q man : size dream Its lazy.
stupid animals dream It's a
greedy umid chlld'S dream
And It's only a dream Hap
-pineS> really never happens
save IN brief SpurtS
Thank God II doesn't
Paralysis would be picnic
compared TO H.
And indeed that which WCCall
happiness Is usually a paralysis
of thought and spirit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Why do they want 10 he
happy? For exactly the same
reason that they want to quit
their Jobs. sleep until noon and
stuff themselves with chocolate
cake.
Because they're lazy, greedy
and cowardly.
OF course We want happiness
We want anything that is easy
and pleasant But our wants
arc not the measure of what our
lives should be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Rich Pastry Desserts Add
300 Galleries to a MeaI
BY IDA JEAN KAN

The way 10 get around il il
10 become acquainted with some
of the desserts that are not as
high in Galleries Any dessert
that contains flour, sugar and
fat is fattenlng.
The less fat, the lower the
calories A three-inch wedge OF
angel cake without icing Cand
rs good without icing contains
only $50 calorieS. The same
size piece Of sponge cake corr
talnS 200 calorIcS.
Low Celorie Desserts
There are lots Of Cu>tard dos
SertS and whips that arc not
high IN caloricS.
Banana custard contains 153
calories per half cup. banana
whip 100 calorles for three
fourths cup, baked custard. l33
Galleries for ope.half cup, sher-
bet. 100 calorieS per half cup;
ice cream. one-half cup contains
200 calorieS. one small scoop Us
calories
Pie generally contains from
200 10 800 calorleS for three
inches. A single pie crust nine
inches in diameter contains 500
Galleries, a double crust loo
calories.
II you are trying TO cut CAL
cries TO keep your weight within
reason, make il a rule TO take
dessert only every other day.
and on alternate days have fresh
fruits. which are comparatively
low in calories and are on the
list OF protective foods.
Copyright, 1912. by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

LIFE WOULD be so much
more pleasant If the high Gallo
ries came IN spinach. and the
vItamlns came in pie. But no, II
has 10 be the other way around
and a body can get more call
ORC mileage from A dessert
course than from any other.
For example. you could walk
five miles in 40 minutes on
three-inch wedge Of cherry pie
az 800 calorieS. But the trou-
bic Is. those who like pie invaris-
bly, do not choose 10 walk five
miles in 40 minutes.
All right, walk slowly, say
three and three-quarter miles an
hour Al this moderate rate you
can burn up the pie calories
in an hour and 10 minutes.
Deficiency Diet
Let's say YOU cat the pie and
skip the walk what happens
Nothing. unless those calories
are in excess OF your energy
needs. But that's the catch.
When the calories come at the
end of good meal, they usually
are in excess, the proof Of which
is on the scales.
But if you leave off the vegc-
tables and milk and some Of
the other protective foods, so
as to have calories TO spare for
dessert. you would be on a de-
ficiency diet. You can't do that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Ray Gorre!I Hailed

BANDSMAN RAY COR.
RELL getting a big hand
.. from his admirers
The harassed ticket-takers
on the doors receiving re-
assuring looks from sew
eral big cops
Pretty Frances Hannah
in a skirt Of Roman stripes
49,. and top Of gold.colored
silk Jersey pinning carnas
tons. -. on several stays go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
MRS. JAMES SCRIPTS BOOTH and
DR.. WILLIAM HENRY BLODGETT
HOROSCOPE
By Frances
Drake

Look Your birthday Comes IN and Fmd what
Yo, Outlook Is according to Nh, |ta,s,
tor Suaday, FebJuuyy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Cooking School
tuesday Afternoon

u
the date of another weekly
cooking school for members or
The Detroit Times Homemakers
Club. Glass will be held IN the
club room on the fifth floor OF
our building and will start at
| 80 in the afternoon. with doors
open at | o'clock.
BUDGET DISHES is the sub
iect of Prudence Penny'S cult
nary demonstrations. She VIII
prepare a complete economy
menu that includes hamburg pie
-bubbling over with vegetables.
potatoes and gravy, red skin
apple salad and chocolate pud-
ding.
James p. Welsh, The Old A.
A. A. Traveller of the Automobile
Club of Michigan will be guest
speaker.
RED CROSS MEMO m Mem
bcrS-of the HomcmakcrS Club
unit OF the American Red Cross
will meet ON Thursday. Febru-
ary-5. instead Of Tuesday The
place is the same the club
room on the fifth floor OF our
building. Doors open al Q a m.