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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

FASHION ENTERS through
the kitchen door in TINS Anne
Adams apron. Pattern Alas
See the smart shaped waist
band and optional gathered
pockets. In two lengths with
Scanoped or pointed hemline
Pattern 1li5 is available in
sizes small. medium. large and
extra large Small size. NlcW-A.
takes ? yards 35-inch and 81
yards ric-rac, view b, Is yards
35-nCh.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern Write plainly
size, name, address and style
number.
BE Smattly patriotic with our
Summer Pattern Book Here
are fabrlC-SaVinC, distinctive
styles for every occasion, every
age And each design is easy
enough for beginners.
Dress pattern 10 cents. book
10 cents Pattern and book.
when ordered together, 70 cents.
Address your request 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment IDS Times Square, De
troit. Mich. Owing 10 customs
regulations. orders for pattcrrS
10 Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Drink Milk

The vitamin that is supposed
20 keep your hair from turning
gray is also a member of the
large y family. This one is
called para-aminobenzoic acid.
II is contained in yeast and
liver
just as important as vitaminS
in keeping your looks are the
minerals. calcium, phosphorus
and iron.
Unless you get milk or cheese
every day YOU cannot get enough
calcium and phosphorus. The
woman really interested IN Stav-
ing off middle age will drink
three glasses Of milk q day
Iron makes for a sweet dis
position 49, and that alone is
enough to keep "A woman looking
young
Best food sources Of iron are
liver and other meat organs.
green lesfv vegetables, eggs. and
whole grain
Have liver once a week and
have an egg. a green leafy veg
etahle and whole grain bread
every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
How TO Entertain
In Wartime

ENTERTAINING IN wartime
is curtalled but not deleted At
no time rs fun and relaxation
more important than when
nerves are keyed up and people
working hard
Bat the lavish parties Of pre-
Pearl Harbor are out and in
their place are service mems
galsS. Chummy nome gatherings
and parties 10 raise war funds
The Victory Book. Wartime
Entertaining, is an encyclo-
pcdia on this subject
This is the ninth book i'm the
series of Ia being presented by
The Detroit Times Home InSti-
tute The other eight are sull
available and they are:
Conserve Materials 10 Win
the War. The Wartime Cook
Book. Canning and PrcScrv-
ing. How 10 Get a job in De-
Tense Work. " What Women
Can Do 10 Win the War. First
Aid What You Can DO I'm
Civilian Defense" and What
Boys and Girls Can Do TO Win
the War.
The cooks are 10 cents ZACH
II called for at the service
counter in the lobby Of The De
troit Times Building and ID
cents each by mail
When ordering them. address
The Detroit Times Home InSti-
tute. l225 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Miss Cages
Engagement
Announced
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

AT A tea which Mrs. Alex
ander kimhaH Gage gave in her
handsome home in Rivard boule-
ward. Friday afternoon, the en-
gagement Of Miss Mary Carpen-
ter Gage and IIervey CuShman
Parke. son Of the Rev. and Mrs
Heryey Coke Parke OF Amherst.
Mass. was made known.
Miss Gage, whom YOU may see
By shifting your gaze slightly 10
the right, attended the Univer-
sity of Michigan and was sffili-
ated there with Collegiate
SoroSis.
She's a member of Sigma
Gamma, too.
Young Mr. Parke is a grsdu-
ate of both Yale and the Uni
verSity of Michigan and is now
a resident of Detroit.
His great grandfather was
one of the founders Of Parke-
DdNl>, lilty Sdg
There'll be an autumn we'd
ding.
Meanwhile. the sons Of the
Alexander Kimball Gage family
are pretty well scattered
First 1t. Alexander X. Gage
Jr. is in Baltimore. Md.
Ensign Henry Gage is in
Ithaca. n. Y.
And Claude Gage is An engi-
neer with defense industrial
plant in Massachusetts.
Mr.. AND MRS. DANIEL W.
POTTER of LongfelIow avenue
have just been sighted down in
New York at the Waldorf
Astoria.
From there, they're going up
TO Rockport. Mass. on Cape
Ann where they have summer
home.
JOHN SLAMIN Of Boston
Mass, has been the house guest
this week Of the Lloyd s. Nash
family AT skyline, their estate
near Rochester, and in his
honor, numerous entertaining
galas were whipped up,
Last of these took place at
Pine Lake Country Club Thurs
day evening when Mrs. Nash
gave small dinner party.
Earlier in the day. Mrs. n
had been hostess at a luncheon
and bridge party at the club
for gal friends.
Among Mrs NaSh's guests,
Mrs David Anderson Of Birch
crest drive. who, with her
daughter, Miss Jane Anderson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

u cup whipping cream
z tablespoons o n feCtioners'
sugar
s baked individual tart shells.
Blend sweetened condensed
milk and lemon juice. Stir until
mixture thickenS. Fold in rasp-
berries. Pour into baked tart
shells. Cover with sweetened
whipped cream. Chill before
serving.
Fruit Cream Pie
Ia cups sweetened condensed
milk
q cup lemon juice
cup sliced strawberries.
bananas or peaches
y cup whipping cream
Baked pie shell,
Blend sweetened condensed
milk and lemon juice. Stir until
mixture thickenS Fold in pre-
pared fruit Mix with whipped
cream. Place IN baked PIE shell.
Chill before serving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
AVG. II TO SEPT .,


Pirgo-Your planet, Mercury,
in benefic aspect favors your
interests. particularly private
and heart affairs. Occupy your
self wholesomely but don't overdo
in anything.
SEPT. p TO OCT. 20
Librd-Many favorable indica-
tons now. Inviting for music,
reading, home entertainment, the
theater, outdoor sports, attending
to many things for which the
workaday week denies you time.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. ss
s o p p Unnecessary work
highly favored, but unless it is
urgent, spend the day as you
should in prayer and with family
or friends in pleasant relaxation.
NOV. 20 TO DEC .22
Sdgittdrius - Your particular
planets indications warn against
extremes, endangering health
through carelessness or unneces-
sary physical strain. Today fine
for the usual weekend interests.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2f
CGpricorR--It is better to
struggle for something great-if
it has spiritual value-than TO
acquiesce in the accomplishment
of something wholly material.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. 20
AqHdrius-lt is important 10
your future peace of mind and
business success and security
that you occasionally take time
to really analyze yourself and
the progress you are making.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 90
Plsces-Your humaneness and
fine simplicity of nature (strong
characteristics of true PisceansJ
should bring you unsought gain
from superiors and friends.
A CHILD born ea fhis dop.
Versatile, interesting al COR
vincing In conversation. very
quick and active; generous, like
able; inclined to be egotistical
and overbearing at times. Can
rise above environment and cir
eumstanees. attain real success.
Don't neglect spiritual develop
ment for material gain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Visit Son in New York

Mr.. AND MRS. LOUIS l..
BIELFIELD. of Chicago
boulevard. -.
Are down IN Gotham at
the Waldorf Astoria -. visit
ing their son. Leonard.
of the United States Air Corps
-. stationed in Bakersfield,
Cal.
Later they plan to visit
Jerry . at Selfridge Field
-. Mich. go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Entire Garden Built

THE BLOODS caused an
entire garden to be built. -.
They installed trees. =. 60
foot hedges. i. rose bushes
-. phlox. :. yellow lilies -.
white gladioli. -.
Everything which made it
look like. :. .fairyland. -.
And they caused the bridal
table 10 be set. -.
With stephanotis :. bou-
vardia and white larkspur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Vhanin c

The standard requirement for
.NIiamin { IS 800 International
Units a day.
You get the amount you need
if YOU have daily a citrus fruit,
oranges or grapefruit. or tomato
Juice, along with other fruits and
vegetables which contain Vita
min G in smaller amounts.
In hot weather. YOU would do
well 10 drink plenty of fruit
Juices for this vitamln. but it is
now regarded as protection
against heat prostration.
To meet the standard require
mcnt for riboflavn you should
have 27 milligrams a day.
You get your quota in a menu
that supplies an egg. lean meat
particularly the meat organs
green and leafy vegetables,
and milk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Elsie Robinson
Hell p America by Learning
To Take Changes in Stride

10 other mon could even i'm
agine Recently he vas gwen
the wars record contract for
building shIpsf LAID out a pro-
gram that would have equipped
Mars.
Then had II Snatched away
from him because some Big Shot
said there wasn't enough ma
teriai 70 match the blueprintS
Since then. 4. J. II has reused
the nation with his roaTs Of
rage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

Morris of Detroit in
the post chapel
The bride wore an orchid
linen suit =. and matching hat
for her wedding :. and her
Howers 49,. wer purple orchids.
She will be in Detroit
until her new husband graduates
from officers training school in
month or so when she
hopes to join him
KNOLLWOOD COUNTRY
CLUB, we understand, is giving
a Victory Dinner Dance the
evening Of August Is. with pro-
ceeds going to the USO.
DR.. George Weiss is chairman
of this, and other Knollwood
events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Bare Engagement
Of Dauqh+ef

MR.. AND MRS. PIERRE
HINES of Portland. Ore. an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Barbara Hines,
and Hugh Loud, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brewster Loud of Lake
Van Ettan. Oscoda. Mich.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the Finch Junior College and
Of Scripps College in Claremont
Cal.
The wedding will take place
September 3 in Portland after
which the young couple will re-
turn 10 Detroit TO make it their
home.
1T. WILLARD WRIGHT NC
DOWELL was in town. for only
about an hour. the other day.
And now, complete with car,
he's back in Delaware and pre-
pairing to motor the lovely Mrs.
Med. and their young son back
10 Florida where he's again TO.
be stationed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Hostess at Luncheon

MISS MILDRED FITZPAT-
RICK. -.
Was hostess... Friday
noon.
When she entertained Mrs.
Forrest Starting and Mrs.
Helen Hudson. -.
At luncheon -.
AT the Wonder Bar -.
Miss Fitzpatrick will soon
be off TO the Canadian shore,
Up there above Sarnia go.
To celebrate that vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Good EATING
Helps Keep
You YOUNG
BY IDA JEAN KAN

HAPPINESS IS by far the
most important factor in keep
ing young But next 10 that
comes nutrition.
There Is no doubt that the
steady application OF brilliant
scientific discoveries in food lets
us stay young longer. An album
dance of the protective foods
can prolong our youth by good
10 years.
All tho vitaminS help you
hang on 10 your youth. but the
special ones are Nitamln G and
ribotiavin. Vitamin c helps 10
prevent fragility Of the blood
vessels and is. therefore. a fac
Tor in keeping your arteries
young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

Mr.. AND MRS. ERNST +.
KERN of Birmingham 80.
Are celebrating the arrival
OF daughter. -.
Born August L..
Mrs. Kern is a member Of
the Bragaw family. -.
And the baby's name is
... Katherine Hughes Kern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

refreshing restfulness, improving
a hobby, catching up with friend
ship obligations and, Of course,
give time to your souls needs.
JUNE % TO July %
Cdacer-Friendly Moon, Venus
and Mercury rays smile on per-
sonal affairs, artistic matters.
literary efforts and all activities
that require keen, intelligent
thinking. Splendid for vacations.
JULY p TO AUG. p
Leo-How about brushing up
on virtues, being a spiritual adj
venturer today? You'll be sur
prised and pleased at all the
possibilities for doing good you'll
uncover and the fine qualities
you've let lay in obscurity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

has just returned from a west
ern trip.
Is that a Sparkler which Miss
Anderson is sporting on her
Ring Finger?
Miss MaFillyyH Nash leaves -te-
day for an extended trip through
the East. during which cruise
she'll be visiting at the Slamin
home.
ADD ANOTHER important
war wedding. Ito your rapidly
growing list...
Ruth Schlaff and her mother,
Mrs. Nicholas Schlaf jour
neyed TO Camp Crowder, Mo,
few days ago and
there Ruth became the bride OF
Sgt Thomas f. Morris
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
For Sunday, august 2.
MARCH 2t TO APRIL 20

" ihIIi Il ~ NJ MI ~
Aries-A peri ect outlook
Artistic and social interests fol-
low in favor religious devotions
and care of the sick and lonely.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 90
Tour1ts-A day from which
you can draw encouragement.
pleasure and high spiritual
aspiration. In the so-called SIM
pie, commonplace interests in life
are treasures that all fine people
viii enjoy and cherish-the sun
shine, the outdoors, kind friends,
good reading.
MAY II to- JUNE 2f
G mini If duties permit,
make today one of quiet reverie,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Green Afternoon Dress

MRS. BLOOD was in an
afternoon dress of dark green
with a hip-length jacket, green
hat and shoes and cattaleya
orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaberon
The Cbdberon

TO-DAY AT noon, Miss
Martha Blood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard +.
Blood. became the bride Of
Fred M. Zeder Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Morrell Zeder.
The bride wore a wedding
dress that her sisters had
worn Mrs. Charles S. Davis
Jr., and Mrs. J. Nall Gambler
at their equally-beautifully-
appointed ceremonies.
She wore the conventional
heavy white satin made very
simply with an oval neckline
of rosepointe lace and a very
full skirt with a long train.
Her halo was rosepointe
with orange blossoms and
long bridal veil and she car
ried white orchids and stepha-
motifs.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Zeder
were in light blue taffeta and
Miss Dorothy Zeder and Mrs.
Gambler were in pink orchid
taffeta.
Miss Priscilla Zeder was in
Ice blue taffeta.
And small granddaughter,
"Buffyp Davis, 3 " years old,
with BIG blue eyes and a full
length dress, was flower girl.
Mrs. Zeder chose a light
weight wool dress of fuchsia
color with a V neckline, a
matching felt hat with brown
ribbon and brown trim, brown
yelling. brown accessories and
orchids.
A reception is being held at
the Blood home after which
the young couple will leave
for Sarasota, Fla, where
they'll live in the Sarasota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

M no engineer. I couldn't
design an egg heater. But I'm
nightly Intrigued by the record
and ideas Of a couple Of lads
who can toss the wheels around
namely Mr. Henry J Kaiser and
Mr. Andrew Jackson Higgins.
Mr. Kaiser. as you may re-
member built Boulder Dam and
a few other trifilng gadgcts like
that.
Then he turned around and
revolutIoned our whole ship
building process by dispensing
with tho old-faShioned WAYS '
knocking together the huge
hulks pIecemeal. Slammlng the
whole contraption together IN
less than II takes 10 tell And
incidentally. m king himself
famous overnight by his in
credible output.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

WHETHER YOU'RE a bride
OF an experienced chef who
knows all the tricks. you'll find
that a luscious dessert gives
big lift 20 a simple menu
No matter how busy you are
with war work you can make
Streamlined pies and tarts using
short cut methods.
These hurry-up pie Filings can
be fixed with no cooking: made
early in the morning. pour into
baked pie shells and tucked
away until dinner.
Cream pies are not only
pleasure 10 the eye and the
palate. but they're a very good
way 10 utilize some of the daily
milk quota in highly appetizing
form.
Raspberry Tsrts
Ia cups sweetened condensed
milk
. cup lemon Juice
! cup raSpberrleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Another Builder

Andrew Jackson Higgins is
another time bomb. a 200
pound plus hunk of genius and
temperament on the hOOf and
always on the hoof
Knows everything about boats
and then some Steaming ahead
Getting more things done than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Bigger Plan

Here arc two men al the
height of their power. thrown
suddenly into the spotlight Of
fame Then confronted with
handicapS that must infuriate
creatures Of their tremendous
voltage
So what do they do Do they
sir down and whine or race
around blowing the lid They
DO not They get mad all right.
bat they get mad conStruc-
lively And they come right
back with bigger and better
plan
All right" say they in their
individual lingo. N we cant
build ships we'll build some
thing better Ships arc pretty
near obsolete anyway. what
with Jap and German front
lines Of subs lying on our east
ern and western shores What
this war needs is planes.
Bumper planes that will
carry millions Of men and tons
81 food and ammunition IN
speedway time Planes that can
fly so high that no water shark
can ever grip them, and were
the boys 10 build them We've
got the tools. We can get
around the prioritieS. Just give
Us the chance and watch US fill
the sky
That's the quality that made
Henry Ford and General Mac
Arthur loom like giants and
has now placed MeSsrS Kaiser
ami Higgins in their heroic rank.
Ability 10 Change
Not just 10 do something. but
10 be able 10 change as the new
need presents itself There's a
challenge that faces every one
Of US today that will determine
our victory Or defeat in the
DAYS 10 come.
We may be gray-haired and
bent plugging along in the
Same old rut we've occupied for
years. YET II WE HAVE THE
ABILITY WITHIN US TO
FOLLOW LIES VARIABLE
COURSE WITHOUT WfIIM-
PERING. WE CAN PERFORM
As GREAT A SERVICE. TO
AMERICA AS ANY HERO OR
SCIENTIST.
Copy right. 1sf2, % kins Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

A reception is being held at
the Blood home after which
the young couple will leave
for Sarasota, Fla. where
they'll live in the Sarasota
Apartments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
DictatoriaI Bureaucracy

rTOTALITARIANISM in the Axis against which are
at war, exalts the bureaucrat above the citizen.
1t concentrates total power in dictatorial bureauc-
racy through auidatng the prestige OF the legislative
Such trends represent the very antithess of the
American system and our people are uncompromislngy
opposed to them. -
In the circumstances the mpudence Of a little bu
reaucrat of our own Lowell Melett, of the office OF
government reports, who in totaltaran manner
attacked the honesty of Senator Byrd of Virginia should
be vigorously condemned.
Few in public life today have as high sense
of duty and integrity Senator Byrd and 1t is essential
to the national welfare safeguard Senator Byrds right
audit executive expenditures and to criticize the actv
ties of bureaucrats
For MANY wears as governor of Virginia and
United States senator Mr. Byrd has led the good fight for
governmental sovency and for limitation OF racketeerng
The debt of the people to Senator Byrd is incalcu-
liable and the senator must be protected from purge
of bureaucratic smearers
7 OYALLY supporting the effort, Senator Byrd is
l. leading the fight help finance the armament pro-
gram through eliminating the frlls and waste in non
essential expenditures of government
In this connection, Senator Byrd criticized wasteul
publicity expenditures by federal bureaucrats including
Mr.. Mellett.
When Congress refused funds for new building for
Mr. Meetts agency they aocated by the President
out of money over which ne had discretionary control
Mr. Meietts attempt to assassnate the character
of the senator for Virginia evidently designed to
punish him for his opposition
The basis for the attack on Senator Byrd hinges on
fine spun definition of the word publicity Mr.. Meett
thinks he is engaged in producing and distributing in
formation, not publicity. Perhaps the circus press
agent also feels that he too is engaged in cultural
activity.
No hysteria of the moment should be permitted to
break down the basic American system of government
of checks and balances.
The right of Senator Byrd and of his colleagues in
both houses of Congress to audit and criticize the
activities of bureaus and bureaucrats is essential to the
efficient functioning of government
The people are fortunate to have watchdog in
Congress well balanced patriotic and as fairmnded
as Senator Byrd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Science Offers New Aids
To BIackouts, CamoufIage
BY G.. Is. LAL
News service science Editor

neighbcrs, they are the easiest
TO be perceived by the human
eye. The perceptibility of the
soft colors." blue and green, in
mutual promiximity is the least.
Mixtures of the hard and
soft" colors give intermediate
perceptibility. When compile
mentary colors. such as red and
green, are used. the result is
that the visibility of each is
enhanced.
Now, in camouflaging one has
TO manipulate the colors in such
a way that the enemy observer
has the lowest possible percep-
ton OF them.
The perceptibility of the real
borders between two things IS
diminished by decreasing the
brightness, hue, complimentary
quality and hardness of colorS.
new and confusing borders are
painted. bearing IN mind the
characteristics of hard and
soft colorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11

halves or quarters at the price
l suggest as a starter.
7 AGREE with the provision
that the secretary of the
treasury may pay some part of
the prize money in savings bonds
if he desires. And Mr.. Knutson
only follows my own suggestion
in providing that the services
and facilities of the post office
department be utilized in the
administration of the lottery. 1
think that would be the SIM
plest method.
l like, too. his penalty of five
years in prison or fine of S10,-
900, or both. for forgery of
lottery tickets. On the whole.
the Knutson bill is about the
b I proposal for the lottery
that has yet been officially pre-
Sented. with the exception of
the use of the money during the
war.
THE bill has been referred 10
Il the committee on ways and
means. where the lottery bill
offered by Mr.. SABBATH now re-
poses. No one knows exactly
what happens TO some of the
bills that are sent to the ways
and means committee. The last
seen of them is when a man
carries them off after the re-
ferring. / have heard that the
members OF the ways and means
committee devour some of the
bills in the committee room.
though l have always doubted
this tale.
/ have read a few Of the bills
that never appeared again and
am sure they were too uninvit-
ing 10 tempt the most voracious
member. l must surmise. there
fore. that instead of ingesting
the bills il does not fancy, the
ways and means c ON m [ @ c
merely chuckS them out the
window. / hope and trust none
OF my readers are passing under
the window of the committee
room when the ways and means
committee takes up the various
lottery bills.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
MRS. MAXINE MEILICKE.
283 Ashland avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:

A S THE first complete mo-
"A biliZation of this city and of
the nation comes TO a close, the
employees of the public schools
express TO you their thanks for
valuable aid rendered.
The press of this city has
done a splendid job in helping
inform the people concerning
the many details attendant TO
the issuance and use of War
Ration Book One. Local school
officials have received comment
from other states to the effect
that the contribution of De-
troit'S press has been decidedly
superior.
Teachers and administrators
alike will appreciate your help
in conveying their thanks to,the
many thousands of loyal citizens
who aided so willingly and so eff
ficiently in the registration, and
TO the public who were so con-
siderate in the completion of
what the federal government has
described as the greatest short
time registration in American
history.
Such evidence of good will and
cooperation contributes in a
major degree 10 the victory
which will surely come.
HERMAN J. BROWE,
First Assistant Supt.,
Board of Education.