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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Lead in 10 Days

BY then she'd appeared on
Broadway in the Federal Theater
production of "On the Rocks"
Only after three other studios
had tested her and turned
thumbs down did she capitulate
10 McMullen and Warmers &.
Ten days after her arrival in
Hollywood she was playing
lead opposite Joel McCrea in
Espionage Agent" When
the picture was finished the
studio decided she rated co-star
billing She's been a star
ever since.
When Brenda married Bill
Holden she told him about her
first encounter with Talent
Scout McMullen and how she
thought he was a wolf Bill
was vastly amused Seems
he and McMullen were former
roommates They shared
quarters while Hugh was dialog
director on Golden Boy" Bills
first important film Brenda
and Bill eloped to Las Vegas on
July II, 1941 >. Actually il
was no elopement-they'd been
planning to wed for months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Grace Ross
On Nursing Council

MISS GRACE ROSS. director
AVA of the division of nursing Of
the Detroit department OF health,
has recently been appointed 10
membership on the National
Nursing Council for War Service.
The appointment was made by
the board of directors Of the
national organization for public
health nursing II is as repre-
sentative of that organization
that Miss Ross will serve.
For two years Miss Ross has
served as chairman Of the de-
Tense committee OF the Detroit
Counc1t on Community Nursing.
Miss Ross is also chairman OF
the local Red Cross nursing COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
College Women
To Hear Speaker
IRIS. FRANCIS BOCRKE

MRS. FRANCIS BOURKE,
co-chairman of the metropolitan
division of the War Chest. will
be guest speaker at the 2 p m.
Monday meeting of College
Women's Volunteer Service in
the staff house, Merrill-Palmer
School.
College women who are not
registered with other volunteer
war service organizations are
asked TO register at the branch
office in the Merrill-Palmer
School, Mondays through Fri
days. 10 a. m. 10 4 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

and be seen at the right places"
:. but they just weren't the
cafe society type -. And after
a valiant attempt they gave up.
So did the press agents.
Yet shy Brenda has a back
ground colorful enough TO
satisfy any publicity man 4.
Born Ards Anderson in Ma
Mia. p. l.. she spent her child
hood on the Island of Negroes
where her Danish father super
intended a sugar plantation 1.
Peter Otto Anderson, concerned
for his motherless daughter.
sent her 10 the states when she
was IA 10 complete her educa-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
RoqeIl Guest. Speaker

WILLIAM G. ROGELL, city
councilman, will be guest speaker
at the Robert Burns Parent
Teacher Association meeting. 8
p. m, Tuesday, in the school
auditorium, Terry and Lyndon
avenues.
Music department of Cooley
High School will give the pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Hosts to Osteopaths' Wives

DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC
Women's Club will entertain the
ladies of the Michigan Associe-
ton of Osteopathic Physicians
and Surgeons at a luncheon and
fashion show Wednesday in the
Book-Cadillac casino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Weroacks Return
At End Of Week

Mr.. and MRS. FRED J. WEIR.
BACK will return at the end of
the week to their home in Bur-
lingame avenue following a visit
with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay +. Doug
las at Fairview. Culpepper, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Talk on Paintings
Planned al Institute

EDGAR p. RICHARDSON
will discuss the paintings of
Carlos Lopez in a 15-minute
gallery talk at the Detroit In
stitute of Arts at 1890 p. m.
November 3, under auspices of
the Detroit Artists Market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Card Party for YuIe Gifts

A BENEFIT card party.
proceeds 10 be used for Christ
mas packages for the boys in
service will be given at s p. m.
Tuesday at the Hostess Bak-
ing Company. by the Navy
Mothers Club, No. 6S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
chatham Double Blanke

zs% WOOL DOUBLES pair SOB
72xs4 Plaid "Chathams" 1875 cotton,
2s"s wool. Rose, blue, green, peach.
500 WOOL DOUBLES .....pair YAK
Galatians" 72xs4 inches. SO's wool. Soss
cotton. Rose, blue, green, peach plaids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
PLUS IoE Federal Tax .

Not single blankets you might think by the low price, but
doubles The kind snugge between cold Winter nights
bless for their soft fuzzy warmth Now 90 inches long 6
inches than ordinary u inches wide that there's
plenty to tuck under all around o50o $50
they be washed kept fresh Blue green peach
BAsEMENT-wooDwARD-sEc1IoN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Hectic Honeymoon

Brenda has been married once
before. 10 stage actor Richard
Gaines, by whom she has a A.
year-old daughter The Mar
stakeholder honeymoon was a
hectic affair Immediately
on returning from Las Vegas,
Brenda was sent on location TO
Canada.
The day she got back Bill went
on location to Carson City i.
when he got back both went 10
the hospital for apendectomies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Fritsches Movinc

Mr.. and MRS. CARL FRIT-
SCHE and their children will
move TO Tuscaloosa, Ala, De-
cember 1,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Mrs. Fifzhueh Visiting Here

MRS. RAYNOR FITZHUGH
Is returning this weekend 10
her home in Boston following a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Steep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Brenda Marshall DoHs Her Glamour
When She Leaves Studio for Her Home
BY HARRIET PARSONS

BY HAhkIET PARSONS
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. "a. !.
BRENDA MARSHALL, for all
- her cinematic sultriness and
allure. just can't act like q
glamour gal off-screen ..
when she and Bill Holden were
engaged they tried conscien-
tiously to obey their press agents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

Detroit Sunday Times, October rs, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Print Cotton Flannelette
Gowns and Pajamas l.j9

le different styles -. IA different prints
included in this group! All with long
sleeves for extra warmth. Also pastel
gowns and pajamas. Womens regular
sizes. Sketched: (A) Pink bouquet print
on gown. OBJ Red-rose printed pajama.
FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
= %

Slick dresses for coke dates and after
game dancing. Bright shades. such a.
pink, aqua, red or blue, that rate
high with the juke box set. Chill
chasing rayon-andwool. Sizes 9 to IS.
JUNIoRs'-FIRsT BAsEMENT-wooDwARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

Prices Subject to ~ s.i.. Ia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-12-11

planned for them on Sunday ev,
ming hy Mrs. Katie Wilson, beaaty
school head, who visited here Iris
summer Mrs. Wlgingtsn will re-
turn To the city next seek and Mrs
Bond viii 70 70 her home in los
Angeles
The Two O'caoek Bridge Cluh
nlct Saturday, Derembes s, ii the
horne Of Mrs, Norman n. Howell.
a5s st. Anthdny Ave- fast club
prize was won BY Mrs. James OH
YER. second BIZ Mrs @, n. MobiIag
ana the third ~ Mrs. Leo Behan-
non, Mrs. Edwin Salter and Mrs.
Lawrence H Mccoy we're guests
and we're given bsautifsl gifts. The
next meeting win be Saturday, Ds-
cember "a, and viii be IN the farm
81 II chrigsraa party The party
will be held AZ the bone ~ ar. and
Mrs. Leo Rohannons s7s6 Bth Ave.
Isl. Minneapolis, Gifts win he ex-
changed and husbands win be
guests
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Tips on


Men and womea whose jobs sn-
volys heavy, manual labor may be
interested ID che invisible gl7ge''
products which are supposed 10
protect hands from grease, wrime.
paint, etc.
Such preparations ore applied be-
fore yoa begin working and when
waahed or sra supposed 10 take
the grease ard paint " TO. Appli-
cations last faz three ~ four houra.
Of four products compared, Du-
Peats' Pre-Tek, q white cream. had
the lowest cost per ounce.
This department vas unable 10
learn the ingredients III this cream.
Neither cosild we end out whether
Il was supposed 10 prevent or no.
lisye ehapped hands. The label says
nothing about preventing on re-
lievins ehapped hands.
Checking On the efficiency az
invisible gioyesn as protection
against heavy GREASE and paint,
four industrial frsns were asked
shout such produets. Reprsaenta-
tives 81 thesa frfns (cne was
spery Gyroseope. BrookIynl told
rs that sheir employees had been us-
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.Faaz holiday visit WITH her father,
Mr. William NJ. Hyde, eas RonAo
Ave. Misa Hyde II Gre abrasive
debutante daughter Of Mrs.. chauHr
eay I, Cooper IL Washington, ID. q.
snd MI. walian " Hyde d St.
Pad.
0ne n the arst Cariasmss cards
received by this column WAS from
the faithsul nlessbers Of Househoid
q Ruth NO. $50. Grand United or,
der u Odd Feiiows, who newer fail
10 send ne q greeting mad also a
greeting for our Christmas edition.
asrs. corinda Gibson Is the NEST
noble governor snd Mrs Carrie
Lindsay IS the worthy recorder.
Mss. George Vi. Edmensa 1000
18th ST., Des Noines. Ia, announces
The forthcoming marriage n Aer
daughter, Miss George Har3wiek
Edwards Of Washingtcn, y, q. 10
Mr.. Alfred Williams. son * Nrn
Alberta Idttlelohn, ees Rona9
Ave. The marriage win 81 q pre-
Christmas event and is net for
Tuasday, December 22nd. MICS
Eamonda Is q nntiva Of Dies Moines
ard the daughter of tse late M.
George n. Edmond. She attended
public school III nes Moines and
graduated h 1879 from Fhk Uni-
yersity In Nashville, Tennessee.
inaiorirg In sociology Since Az.
gust, abe has been in Washington,
D.. 81, employed as clerk Ia the
Department IL tire Allotment Diyl-
sion 81 Finance. Rg. Wiillams 81
tended Tennessee STATE College Ii
Nashville and the University ~
Minnesota. Mira. Alberta Lissge.
ielrn, mother os the groon-to BE-,
viii afford The wedding
Tho Tuesday Mite Bridge gsah
met Tneday, December j. ID TIE
hone Ok Mrs. cerneilus Renner.
e72 st Anthony Ave. First elrb
priSs was won BY Mrs. Bonner, see
ord hy Mrs. Iawrencs Stewart, and
ths hooay ~ Mrs.. Lerey Coleman,
q proxy. This next meeting VIII be
Tuesday. Dccembev IL, al the homs
Of Mrs. George w. Brooks, Jr., no
st. Anthony ave.
Third Officer, Mildred l. Oshy Of
The Publication Branch cg the
NAAC's, wrifes noe fhaf the
wAAC's have had their pay aanai.
ized 10 mates that 81 ths army.
This mSy be So sddea indacenenk
10 join up, gels.
Nh. Charles Braaiey, IT,, g5s r..
IAfh 81, wna brought ID osg hia
rsu oa ths Great Northern, suf-
ssnng with bronchial pneumonia.
Ess Il now 81 The read 70 Feesv-
ary at horne.
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Solder Boy Visitors

Technical Sergeant william e
Strader Of headquarters Battery,
s9a Field Artillery, Fort presken-
ridge, Kentucky, spsnt aye~day
furlouah u tns city visiting HIS
mother. Mrs Mildred d. struder
and siater, Miss MItzi ssradey, 747
ISL Anthany Ave. SGT. straaer en-.
listad In the army two y@Ars ago
and il a personfel sergeant major
Hs recently transferred 10 Camp
Breckenridge grem Fors Huaehuea,
Arizona. PVT. DwigAs 7. Reed.
IT,, a Officers Training schooi ut
Fort Knox. Kentucky, q IA the
city or 4 ten-day furiough,. viating
his parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. Dwight
III Reed, sr,, 1221 Riee se, pvt
Reed has beer playing end IN tbs
Camp football team for foar
Funushs. First Class Private
NeeFge IL T@d4 az Ssofess Field,
Iliineia. aew ID tire elty Sgadsy FOR
s ive-dsy furlongh 70 visit his
wiri friend and Mi, and Mrs. Cecil
Robinson, $50 Arundel 81. HE ists
Wednesday, uecernbeF 2. for seott's
Field. sgs Lousa Williams Ii
alec In tbs city spending q harlough
granted BY TIE army.
Local SIS ARsiliary viii have its
raonsilly Eocial meeting ga Thurs.
Gag, nseenbes IN, Il TIRE honis 81
Mrn, Earl Brent, Dts 81. xnth0ng
Ave, Additional hostssaas win BE-
Mrs, Q, A. GaHn and Mrs. Armand
Clark
Mss Seaaae Marie hyde Ell
Washington. p G, Is expected III
ths city npxs wee1 fer 3 Chxiste
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Aavwtlsra Hus wsna wa Assesses
w@ns FAew~asw4.
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G&ftNtaA f%fN&s knFtbHN4ytt1 NApE
been Issued for the wedding
Mrs, Arna Bond Of Los Angeles,
California, charming visitor ~
the city last week. was extenaively
entertained BY ST. Pauiites during
her stsy here. She was tire house
guest u Mr.. and MRS Clarence w,
wigington, eTs ST. Anthony Ave.
On Tuesday, December /, Mrs.
Charles Preston Tyler. 1907 wv.
Central Ave, entertained the wish
Tor with = prettiiy appointed bridge
supper. First prize was awarded
to Mrs Harry brown. second 10
Mrs. Frank Il. wigiDgton, ard The
third to Mrs. w. BAXTER walker
Mrs. Bend was given loeeiy guest
gift Twelve ladies' attended.
On Wednesday. December ., Mrs.
Frank b Wigington, sas St. An
thony Ave, entertained the i.aissea
Nous Saire Club at its regular
bridge mnebeen with Mrs. Bcnd as
81 honored guest. First elab prize
VISA won BY Mrs. Earl Brent, sec-
ond BIZ Mrs L. H. Tarver, and the
cancellation hy Mrs. Wallace Cham
bsrs of Minneapolis. First guest
prize was won BY Mra. w Baxtes
Walker second BIZ Mrs Wrn. M.
Eodette ard the consolation By
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Mrs. 81 Eawafd Hal, Other guests
og ths hostess Included Msgdansa
%. b. Williams. Clarence W. Wig
iaeton. Clarence II Roper, Charles
r. Tyler end Hammond Turner,
On Thursday. December 4. Mr.,
ciarenes wigington an3 her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Iao Behannon. 1886 5sh
Ave Isl, Minneapolis, entertained
with . luncheon At l'3o p. nj.
Other guests Included Nesdatnes
rpunneer Penaberton, WIN. NJ. God
cite, G. r. Tyler, and q. b, Wls-
bans. On Friday December 4.
Mrs. YIN. NJ Godette, ee5 81. An
thony Ave, entertained with d
bridge luncheon With four tahies
of guests. First prizs was won by
Mrs. T'em Carroll ~ Minneapolis.
securd by MFs. Clarence "A. Roper
and the third Ny Mrs, Errel Faszett
81 minneapolis 3na haapfee WnA
given d beautiful gift. . Others
who gave Mrs. Bond gifts Ii Leu
Of entertaining for her included
hsesda1nss Sydney Salher, o, q.
Williams, Ioamness Pesnherson.
clarenee II. Roper. Harry Brown.
w. Baxter walker snd Cieaf w.
oliyer. Nrs. Bond and Mrs.
Wiglngten Ieft Saturday morning.
necrmber y. fw Omaha. NehraAka,
Mhere 4 largN rsAea ntlsn wAa haing
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&fsA JACKIE n&a heK tosls4iB re-
moFed.
Mrs, Bertha Turner. 2sis Fifth
Ave-. se.. was hostess oa Weanes-
day evening, December 2, 70 gussta
who were former Kansas city,
Kansas, residents TIE party Wa
gigen In hcnor ok Mrs. Charles
Lewis "a kansas city, Kansas, who
was 10 the city to spend tw0 weeks
visiting with her daughter. Hiss
Efna Russell, 220s Fifth Ave. 50.
Carries of whizx bail. Chinese
checkers, btngo ard tales 81 Kansas
City furnished entertainment fer
the evening Refreshments we're
served Assisting the hostess waa
Miss RusseIl ard Mrs. Hazel Clark.
Otser guests weres Maes. Doyie
Pheaan, ~, d. Yuang. Vemon
Young, Nellie Wright, v. Rather-
ford, JsssEe Kincltlow, Mrs. Arthur
Heusy and Mrs. Josephine cfarn-
bess
Mra. Gladys Willi&Sas fsoEn Kar-
sas City, Misseari, arrived in the
city Tuesday, December II 10 be
with her sisters, Mrs Lenora pii.
lard and TAverne 9ilvey. She is
staying at tire hose If Mr.. Dallarsis
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Tt1 ST. Ansheay. Beth AErs tisis
lard and Mrs. Silver are essgw,
Ieseing from recent illnssa
Mr e. o, Pseree, E5s VI ceasgai
ave-, who has bean ili Al hesaa fs
the past two wrecks. i abls - " gg
ard arouna again.
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Social and Personal
SIT. PAUL @
nY ETYR Ha.AK9G.EY


she promineu tho soca calender for ctas
Day Forthcoming wedding talented and attractive Miss
Mesnt Burgess daughter II r and Mrs Meent nrsd Hurge
Ave- Sergeant wells Marshall J pf Mr.
Marshall Minneapolis and Mn nens Marshall q Montana
o'clock evening 81 James A. MI H church Dale ard W.
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Social and Personal
% MINNEAPOLIS %

MgE Raa Norris 2gi4 Filth Avenue soGth eoahs & Hagmah@g
Hospital where she TAKEN MSnday morning EevoANg sol
eperstion. Her condition Fsported maeh iprovea
NrH Chars Pals 1851 North Bryant Aysnue hsr lis
daughter. Iaespalne quite recovered from the 1s wah both
suffered ag week Mrs Palms had slight opatga hsv
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ing Fgo-Tek f1r several years..
withost any apparent 81 effects.
Instructions 81 the 3ar say II u
Cor home AZ well as factory ase-
Hard LotIess. Explosives
Glyeerin and glyeerin-and.ruse
water, two additionally popular
remedies foF ehappsa hands, nsay
actually aggravate this condition
according to several authorities.
And aipce siyceria Is needed for
explosives there seens 10 be nb
Qualification far either iss Use sr
manufacture foF coametic purposes.
Aleetol, used for gnapowder and
synthetic rubber, ard presens TIL
excessive quantity in sone bard ID.
lions, is also detrimental rather
than beneficial - ehapped bands.
Don't waste bard Lotions and
creams b. using too generously
A drop of 1gtion per application Il
all yoa need And don't Use -
much cream You have 70 wipe cis
excess Or spend ~ BEAST three min
utes rubbing u fnto yone handE.
r.. NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Pitfalls Of Love +. By Adele Garrison

DINA STIFFENED ever 81
slightly at my question, and
amended II quickly.
please forget asked you
that" ! said. II realize. Of
course. that unless Mary also
had asked yod TO make II
threesome. you could not have
accepted Steye's invitation"
THAT IL true" she said, land
that IL Why ! Unanswered TO see
you by yourself"
She stopped. drew deep breath
while put down my anazement
with an iron hand, and then put Z
terse question.
Aunt Madge, do you think
Mary is-lnterested In Redfleld,
Economically
81 know she II not I an
Swered with emphasis.
81 am 80 glad" she said. and
there was genuine relief IN her
voice. Then IL won't matter so
much whether or not go out
With her and Redfield. although
] do think gossip about her
would he lesSened II / should
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

told me not to address my letters
the way he said because II would
give away the location of his ship;
would you please tell me the best
way to get letter to him?
Address your letters as in
structed in this story.
LONESOME: Q-My boy friend
Joined the navy on Dec. IL, 1911.
He IL now aboard the 4. =. =.
North Carolina; IL there chance
Of him getting leave?
Avery little chance. I'm
afraid. But, he's only been gone a
little over a month: don't forget
your are q sailors sweetheart.
EX-VETERAN Il. J. s.; O.
will he As years old ON February
IL; do have TO register.
A--No.
A BOY: o. was 20 years OF
age on November 30: what chance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Connolly Answers

la Virginia; tb) near foot
of Lake Champlain; Co
northeast part OF Florida.
2-ta) Charles; CD Spencer;
tc) Gernade.
3-ta) mixture OF races in
America; (b) United States
mail service TO California
from Missouri, 1s60-61: (c)
action of a state 10 prevent
operation of a United States
law.
IA roof Of the mouth: (b)
two glands, one on each side
Of the top throat; CO. tubes
between pharynx and ear.
5-(a) The Troubadour": CHI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

To tell me, except TO my mother"
she said.
Thank you" I returned, and
then / plunged into a compre-
hensive account Of stephen Red
fields activities as Mary had
discovered them, and Of her rea-
sons for going out with her lead
ing man.
/ related my fathers wish that
the interviews should continue
despite Mary's quarrel with Red
field over what she had overheard
him say TO me concerning Noel
and with a sudden flash OF insight
as TO how | should solve my prob
lem Of bringing Redfield back tc
frlendlineSs again, l dropped into
Mary's phraseology, and said with
Here Is where you come In,
Dina"
Continued tomorrow
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CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE

Her eyes flashed quick alarm.
MARY knows that l. she
faltered. and l interrupted her
summary.
"Mary knows nothing Of what
you have been doing except that
she has noted Steve's admira-
ton for YOU. But she and l.
and my father rs well--wish n
confidential service Of YOU which,
IA a side issue. will solve for
ever this question OF Steve and
Noel"
Her eyes we're suddenly starry
and heard the quick, deep intake
of her breath.
"Oh, please tell me-" she said,
and / realized that Mary's COM
ment. "craZy for any kind OF adj
venture" was a saplent one.
Presently" l said. "NOw 7
wish YOU 90 give me your word
OF honor that you will repeat to
nobody except your mOther--Of
course, YOU must have her con-
sent for this service-what l am
about 10 tell you
She raised her head with the
regal grace 81 the princess She haC
been before her exile swept all hci
former world from beneath hei
feet.
II pledge YOU my word 10 say
nothing OF What you are going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

armed forces OF the United
States. Questions submitted 10
the Fighting Mans Friend viii
be answered only in this coll
uu1r. No answers will be given
by telephone or mail
DO not write asking in what
classification you will be placed
by your local draft board or
whether you will be granted de-
ferment. These matters are en-
tireIy in the hands OF the local
draft boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
.RnY n Rnmher-
Formers Week at MSC

EAST LANSING. Feb. 2 CUP)
The twenty-sevcnth annual
Farmers Week opened at Michi-
gan State College today. Between
$4,000 and 5000 persons were ex-
pcCted TO attend.
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q Bombel
Fighting Mans Friend:
How 10 Address
Service Mail
Continued from Page 22)

(IOntInued from Page ~
ship and send II care Of the Post
master, San Francisco.
II his ship was last reported In
the Atlantic, send II care of the
Postmaster, New York. II you
don't-knnw where his ship was,
send II care of the Personnel De-
partmcnt, Bureau of Operations.
Navy Department, Washington,
d. G.
For mon In the army address
your letters giving his name. rank.
serial number. regiment and his
last known camp. marking your
letter "PlcaSe Forward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

By Zane Grey

Married Love-; (c) The
One Led Astray."
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