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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23
IS Rescued From Blaze

NEW YORK. March % (INS)
-Eighty-five patients under treat.
ment for mental and nervous dis
orders were safely removed today
from the Long Island home al
Amityville when fire swept the
four-story structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-23

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Rangers Warn
Forest Fires
-
Delay Victory

United States forest rangers are
lacking up posters. this week,
throughout the land as part of a
nationwide educational campaign
TO make Americans realize that
Forest Fires Delay Victory
Over 100000 of these posters are
being distributed through govern
ment, civic and patriotic agencies
in cooperation with the forest
Service Of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
The painting on the poster, by
Willy Pogany, internationally
known artist, is reproduced from
the front cover of The American
Weekly which comes 10 you with
this Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
The American Weekly, great
magazine distributed with the
Sunday issue of this paper and
with 10 other great Sunday news
papers. from coast TO coast, TO
more than 100000 families-has
co-operated with the United States
Department of Agriculture 10 help
drive the destructive wolf of forest
fire from Americas cumberland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born ~.
Bsulah Hebsrt isi7 Yves, Msrshali Tsrn
v,hsi Haykus 2722 Carson
MHdred Henry. 25OlO Arlington Dfstoorn
Dorothy Jocelyn 2i2s L0uEfeilov
Annie Jackson. gl6s Goodwin
Lorna johnson, 1907 Napoleon.
Alice Johnson. 1900 Lindsay
Jeanne King 1885 Abingdon road.
Elizabeth Kalis loti military
Lucille Layton. 2T33 whitney
Evelyn Lowe, 5237 Len1H.
Elaine Luton. 1922 Tuxedo
Florence Lsvinowsky. 2t9e Richtor.
Emma Laurenc0, $500 Hi,sboro.
Lillian Mogan. $3.50 shoemaker
Gladys Mason, 1870 Renter.
Wilma Myer-. 1885 Sine Nil t.'s
Detroit
Edth McFadfsn. 1860 FairvieW
Doris Ormshse. siO6 LonEwprth.
Annie Powell. POO Theodore.
Jennie Pom. l2i67 Whth"fn
Ann Russo, ep9 Fast Palmer
blanche Roysier. s7S East Ferry.
Lupe Ruiz. 10l4 Porter
Wilma Schec bauer 1898 kilhouruc
Agnes scheke. $50 Vast Canhelf
lillian stem 2te7 Clements
Helen schultz. 1iess Paytor
Edna Soulliere. 1871 Alameda
Ruth Strut1. iT5 East Hazeihurst Fefr1ale
sally Schmidt. e7sS Martindale.
Marion smith. 1888 Beechwpod
Hazel Smith. 1850 Seward
Berry Trader 1925 Barre Dearborn
Alta Thompson. 3os'4 West Grand h"ple
rheIma Thompson 47s2 Trunbuu
Agatha Vnale BOSS Harding
Mary Vogt, $40 Relvifere
Anna Wolf. 1927 Siospsl
Virginia Wilkinson. l4ois Heyden.
Armeda wangier, 80 West Maple r"ad
Helen vanity. 1858 Riopele
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Defeat Possible,
u. s. Official Says

A MHER ST, Mass. May 1e
GNS) .--Deploring American leth-
argy during the years Japan was
preparing for war, Assistant Secre-
tary of War John j. McCloy de-
clared today that I'VE are 10 have
our hands full 20 avoid defeat"
He said:
1T Is only now dawning on us
that these things have come To
us and that we are To have our
hands full to avoid defeat; that
our enemies are not TO he awed
into submission merely because
we shake the figures denoting
our great Industrial and natural
resources In their faces"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Rome Fears Allies
Will Hit in libya

STOCKHOLM. May Is up 49,
Press dispatches from Rome said
today that there was a steady in
crease in American and British
naval and air forces in the Medl-
terranean and that the Italians
expected British offensive in
Libya soon.
Men and material are arriving
constantly in Egypt the dis
patches said. and other factors IA
vorable TO an offensive are the
reinforcement of Malta and in
cleased British patrol activity in
The desert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted to:
Anthony John Grambusch, from Martha
Lorraine
Josephine Biaseila, from James Jr.
Cohrady Williams, from Hattie.
Madeline Lyerla from William a.
oscar Davis. from Surs'cr
IMarilyn Hamada from Edward.
Dorothy Stocu, from Nicholas.
Charles Given. from Nancy.
Thelma DeRemef. from Harold
Jessie Heft from Waiter.
Elizabeth George, from John. r.,
Kathryn Canadian. from George
Joseph Roveri. from Marie
Robert Edwards. from Marie
Lottie BranhAm. from William.
Krisanthe Paplss from John y
Louis Sokola. from Virginia
Josephine Pawlak, from Chester.
Daniel PeScar, from Sadie.
Horace Smith, from Jane. annulmenl
Iva Kennay. from Harry J.
Laura RozinSki from Jacob.
James Simpson, from Bessie.
Walter Peacock from Flvenri
Doris Marcott. from Frank
Andrew Mayer. from sally
Albert Lsarst, from Dora
Beotry Blackwell, from Annie
Eleanor H. McCroartv. from Roihn A
CCorrsction Nav VI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lawrence wymsn Jr, 20; Mary c Nc
Carthy. Is
Ben Brown. a; o.1.sie W. wa2 ,io 49, g.
Edward Z. Lucas 49, Betty j. Grisdale,
winam 7. Thomas. u Lucille Tiee. 80.
Henry Charooueau, q Mary Muhahy IS
Rudolph Allen, 20 Beulah Small, 10
Richard Simon. IS; Yetta Wetzmann, -.
Frank H. Plaskey. 50; Bennatta "
Harold John Dixon. 81; Catherine Gooden.
p6uela. NJ. HorucrI 2s: Helen J Pos1s'
Ralph p. Gorelck. 81. Dorothy Jean
Richard p stsuGer. q; Janet c. wiele.
Elmo Haapala. q: Gertrude Nawrotzke. 10
Dewey r Geoo, % wilma I'M. Ea, , ~; - ~
Paul ". DERRICK. 26 Rosemary poetach'
Charles C. Miles Jr. 81. Irma J Revolt.
walter Frankel a. Sylvia Goldman, rs.
Arthur James Bogue. IS. Barbara Frances
Ed~sTd -wojrnarowic1. Is. Anne Miuk,
Holland Carter. 20: Nora Wagner. IS
Oliver L. Hswver, 25; Florida c. Duoay
Otto r. schuler. 20: Elsie Rettke. 80.
Edgar r. Huber. 81; Gertrude (. Smith,
George Bartoy 81: Helen Augustynisk. 49,
Gilbert V. Herman. 10; Genevieve l.
/ Krsal. 10
Robert LaBeau. rs Regina Golaszewsh
20
Henry GutowsN q. wanda msdajczyk.
Abraham u Kushoer %. Dorothy Selma
Alpert, ~
49,
Robert Larkns. 20: Deborah North, Is
Morris Harry RavtS,. &c. Eva Arnowitz,
30
Brady l.. Carter. Is. Alycc Bell. 3s
Tcohio Mestas. rs; Mary Agnes Lapenekas
Raymond Tomczak. %: Veronica Millesz,
/ 20.
Robert d. o'Mara Dorothy E. Gauthier
/ 40
Orvile RAYMOND Shefrll, AZ. Naomi Theo'
dora Brown, IS.
Harold Francis Jarvis. 30; Marguerite A.
Muri louis pccker. 81 Naoms June Ken.
poosld II Broecker s. Ina " acMsrr
cell ~
James AIRED Bryant ~ Mary Jsns Ken.
b nedy. II
Fred Reason Ar, IS. ctens linn %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
S-BIRTHS-DEATHS-
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sigmund wieczorek. 80; Eleanor c. sisko
2s
MAiyin LeitI 80. Cassandra Zhergot. a.
Daniel Jordan England. 20, Annabe
Wampler, a.
WN4e Hampton. -; Rosa Ma Jackson IS
Arthur J. Gaura Jr., 10. Margaret sutton
IL
Francis A. BockeoStstte. %; Edith Z
Mikenc0. %.
James Grundy. p. Dorothy Helen Bart
Is.
Harvey J. D!sdrch. 80. Norma x. Foshag
IS
Daniel Andrew Bow. % Anna Pascu, Ie
Charles T.. krape. p Ella Savers, 81
John Harry Potter. 43. Elizabeth Mueller
-
Alsstair N Weir, "a. Pearl Finch. Is
Charles Herr. 50. Tracuis OElesby. As
ROY Reid. 80. Ann Mare Maranger. p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Lonely Yank
American at Pr. Darwin
Talks to Lizards

MELBOURNE. May 16 CUP).-
australian broadcast recorded b!
United Press at San Francisco -
An American soldier. newly ar
rived in Melbourne, describes lif'
in Port Darwin:
ITS this way. buddy. When
you're there few weeks you
find yourself talking to yourself.
After that, you find yourself
talking 10 the lizards. After
another couple OF weeks you
find the lizards talking Ia you.
Then you find yourself listen
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Say 12,& Taken
At Corregidor

TOXIC, May Is Japanese
broadcast recorded by UP at San
Francisco)-An imperial head
quarters communique today said
that l2.495 Americans and Fill
nos were captured upon the sur
ender of Corregidor.
There were Gao dead, the COM
muniQue said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Giraud in North Africa

LONDON, May 16. QNS)-
French Gen Henri Honore Giraud,
who escaped recently from the
Koenigstein prison camp in Ger
many, now is believed 10 be in
North Africa, the Daily Express
said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
M(Ndy Renomindted
In OREGON Landslide

PORTLAND. Ore. May l6
UNS) Senator Charles l.. Nc
Nary today won the Republican
senatorial nomination in Oregon
by a landslide vote Of 81, count
of yesterdays primary voting
showed. His single opponent was
Arthur NJ. Geary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
DEATHS

Mary schwartz 1852 Doyle. 81.
Sadie Ninan. 1913 Brooklyn, y
Catherine Fecteau. 25ls 50 Aubin a.
Augusta Dfaftz. 1851 Wilfred. e..
Edith =. Cayhnagh. "a seward. So
Marceiine Murand, 57s4 CnatsWorth Sc
William smith. $50 East Columbia. 80.
Hortense Daniels. 2521 Btsubien. 20
Palmer Thompson, 42g East Warren. a.
Edward Taylor Howard 80 First 80.
Never schreibman, l2303 Woodrow VII
sarah Es,1msn, 22s9 Gladstone. ss
Mary Bsganski, sls4 Cardoni. 80
Frederick scheffler 1922 Vermont, e
Anastssis Simpson, s16l Quincy. 65.
Nancy Moore, 1922 klinser. So.
Mary Dream 2259 National -.
Louis Cnppinger, 1880 Yves, ssven-Mil,
road. ~
Barbara Ann Blsnce,t. 1888 Wanda. ;
months
Fred c. burton. 1886 Montrose s.
John L. Burke. 6i54 West Vernon 80
William Henry Hickey 1857 whitaker 50
Anna c. Kerr. 67al Bostwick, 50
Katherine Balok. 2276 Lyman place. s..
Catherine o'Lone, $500 Msplewood. u.
Donald Frederick stsub 1874 Pinehurst
IS
Edward L Chambers. 74o Hardwood. So
Isaac Rosen 1874 Pingree 81
Hanna II Frelink, iO2s Duane IS.
Edward J Counors, 1872 stoepel As
Filippo Novell 1s067 orleans. S.
William PrechsL 5oos Yemans, Ham
Annie Pollock. 1890 Burlingame ~.
Anna Martin, 2323 East Grand boulevard
So
Tom Jones. 2o7 Mack. ss
Msrearet 3. Hall Dunkirk. New York SO
Susan Berkovich, 55l6 Calhoun, Dear
horn 81.
John Mary Ward. 1850 Yorkshire. Biz
mtnghsm.
Paul Grebba $500 81 Cyril. so
Florence Phillips 1922 Theodore -
Ronald LaFave. 46t3 DrrNei Il
Margaret Nanhslewyp, 1851 Marlborough
II
Emil Ooghe $3.50 Holcomb 81
Joseph James All, 2OlS7 Gsrdendsle, 90
Byron G. Jay. SAG Coplin, 81
/ Lavinia = Harris, 1870 Hurlbut. 81.
\ John Taylor. 9i7 Alfred II.
b Dora A. Olda. 1894 Buckingham, IS.
/ Rose Friedman, 14l2 Edison, So.
Battista Barstta. 1888 Hillger. A..
Laura r Wheeler. 2202 sheridan, 70
Frank II Striggow. 444 West Bennett
Fernda!e. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Children to Board
Business Places for Rent


HOME In Dearborn Highlands costs no
more; beautiful; reasonable. DE. 1855.
ACT QUICKLY-Real buy at S.64c
FILA: all cow. PL. 1865.
DEFENSE homes. 81, e95. s495 On. CroN
Bldg, 2754e Mich. DE. 5000.
GOING! GOINGl HURRY
! 'Twon't be long fore they're gone. De-
Tense houses: insulated: mr. W. Side plants
so paymts. at S35: Ksric and Linviile, , b..
W Wayne I'd; LIST blk. north Ford roar.
NORTHWEST-4-rm. FIR, full base: - 500
$500 dn. Hurry. Hogarth 1891.
GRANDvILLE-wARKE rms; FULLY
modern; 40xi35: $3.50. FILA. OR. 7o4n
LINCOLN PK.-Pingree at southneld; $50
mo. inc. tax. Noel q Krieg.
SOME BUY. John Rio MI 4 rms, utility;
$3.50. Model open on Guthrie. Pr. 1853.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We. 5-15oo.
WAYNE t349is winslow)-smaIl home,
improvements 5000. $500 down. Red.
ford 0Se0.
q 3-4-BEDRoOM DEFENSE HOMEs-OL-
SON, 355l0 Ford Rd.. blk. w. of Wayne.
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ENGINEERS

h hHKALi WA Mira MheHrNEs sThfE
AGE EXPERIENCE, SALARY Ex-
PEcrED AND GIVE REFERENCES.
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AT BILL GRAFs GRILL - Astrologer
Estelle. Luncheons, drinks. i2+ John X.
tdownstsirsl.
BARBAGLIA Plaster for sciatica. Rheuma.
tism; only day treatment. Lenox Os5s
CERTIFIED READER-An Problems; APP
pointments daily. Sundays. Florence La
Valley. 1905 Larchmont Tyler 1881 -
DIVINE HEALING Improve your health.
Reverend Hazel Damrau, l74l Ferry
Park. Trinity l-7292.
HYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR. l-4450
MRS. ROSS - Life reader ana advisor
special. soc. 20lo Fort, Lincoln Park.
Hours, 1919.
MRS. NORTON - Special readings. soc.
Gifted Reader and Adviser on all affairs
OF Life. 243 Burk street, corner Pine. on
West Jefferson. River Rouge Daily and
Sundays,
NOT, responsible for debts contracted by
any one but myself. Harold G. Nc
Mulkin 1881 Kendall. Hazel Park.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
\ Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic, ooO5 Cass
av nue. Temple l-2l24.
/ PROF. ELToN-ADvIsoR
I CONSULTATIONS daily, 1915. Tuesdays.
Fridays until 8: closed Sunday. 3i1s John
r. between Erskine and Eliot Special, 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
! Christ. Appointment daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7332.
STOP USING ToBACCo-No effort or suf-
I fering. usually 81 package sufficient
write for free circular. W. +. Walden
Grant, Mich.
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Greater North woodward
Chesterfield, 466-Open

Chesterfield, 466-Open
Move right in: 5 nice rooms. vestibuie coat
room, tile floor in bath, tile sink, large
attic partitioned; nice lot, fenced; trees
and shrubs UN. 3-1255.
HUNTINGTON WOODS
BEAUTIFUL" almost new broom b..
bungalow, 2-csr; hrepl. Hurry. o. X
Realty. 23420 Woodward. Elm. st44.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Houses for Sale
(Wesf Of Woodwor6)

a BUY-Pasadena. f025. brick, lat floor
Law. Don't miss this. TT. 5-s777.
BARGAIN-CARsoN. 7.roon brick, 81 500
down. conman. 27o3 springvslis,
GREEN (whittaker)-7.room brick. 2-css
garage. 400, easy terms. Lafayette
$751;.
NARLowE, ISIS S-roon brick. v.stE
buie natural fireplace garage stde
drive; large attic. FLA Vermont s-ssTI
NORTH HIGHLAND PARK-s- roona, ~
foot h'irg room 81 so 1ovr os-s1,
University 1880.
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CRAFTSMEN

SHEET METAL AND LIGHT sTRUc-
TURAL DETAILERS STATE AGE. Elk.
PERIENCE, SALARY EXPECTED AND
GIVE REFERENCES. MUST BE T. s.
CITIZEN WRITE TO DETROIT TIMES.
ROX " -6o61
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Hotels

ADERNA HOTEL
Centrally located. Daily, $1.50 up. Privsts
bath comfortable outside rooms. Down
town. 1918 Cass
HOTEL DEvoN--S4 WATSON
81 up daily; special weekly rates.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2130 Cass-Roons.
81 weekly; private shower. $50 weekly;
transients, 81
IMPERIAL HOTEL
Bath showers Weekly, daily rates.
PETERBoRo, AT WOODWARD
MELRosE HOTEL, 81 East Garfield -
Every room has shower; S5.50 weekly
single: transients, $3.50 double.
WILLARD HOTEL as HENRY
$3.50 "a 81 weekly-Si.25 daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money-msking opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS an outdoor job driving
pleasure car. healthful. profitable and
bull after n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Drivers Wanted-6S44 Wagner

ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR. fully quail.
fled and familiar with all types OF con
tract work: engineering knowledge helpful
but not essential BROKER Engineering
LcnnnnanN 600 MarnlIette Rlda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

ADMINISTRATIONS stAtuary, mark
ers: low prices. 1000 East McNichols
TVinhrook LOSES.
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Apartments for Rent
Furnished

HORTON. Woodward transportation
modern, % rooms; continuous hot water
NICELY furnished apartment; no children.
3O33 Wrefofd street. Grand River, near
Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

BEDROOM. sleeping porch attached one,
two gentlemen; breakfast optional. Town.
send s-3p6ss
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Male Help Wanted
AUDITING AND
ACCOUNTING CLERKS

FOR DEFENSE WORK as HOUR WEEK
SALARY 81, 900 TO 81 500 PER YEAR.
REPLY STATING AGE. EDUCATION,
DRAFT CLASSIFICATION AND EX-
PERIENCE. ADDRESS BOX B-6Sl2, DE-
TROIT TIMES
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Petworth Methodist
To Hold Patriotic
Service Tomorrow
American and Christian
Flags to Be Presented
At the Evening Service

At II am in Petworth Methodist
Church tomorrow DR.. Frank Steel
man will preach on rs God Both
Good and Create" The senior choir
will sing. The Intermediates will
discuss How Can I Become a Per-
son Worth Knowing?" at II am.
The Youth Fellowship and the
young adult service are at pm.
An impressive patriotic service Is
planned for pm. Two new large
silk flags. an American and Chris
tian, will be dedicated. The flag
bearers will be Kenny Holmes and
Jim Neighbors. w. M Dawkins will
lead the congregation in the pledge
of allegiance. Irma Hathcock and
Aubrey Newman will deliver tributes
to the two flags. A service scroll
containing the names of the "a
young men of this church now in
military service will be presented by
Bill OverStreet, Maurice Hansen and
Marguerite Shaffer. A male chorus
will sing A fellowship will follow.
Richard and William Marsh will be
hosts for the young people at their
Seth Parker sing after the evening
service.
The Philathea Glass will meet at
the home of Mrs. Chester Callback
on Monday at 8 pm The Youth
Council will meet Tuesday at pm.
The Tyloa group will meet Friday
OF nm at the home of Frances
OnyIln.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
! Pray Daily Subject
OF Rev. Edward 6. Latch

The Rev. Edward G. Latch, minis
ter Of the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, will have for his
topic. II Pray Daily" the fourth In
a series OF sermons on Creative
Christian Convictions" The pastors
Junior and Senior Preparatory
Glasses will meet at 3 and 4 pm,
respectively. Mrs. Richard E. Dunk
ley will meet with the Junior
League at 4 pm. The senior young
people will meet at $50 pm. The
Wesleyan Service Guild will meet
with Miss Bertha Crutchley and
Miss nellie Ingels, at the Ontario
Apartments, All employed women
are urged to attend.
Circle 8 will meet Friday at pm.
at the home of Mrs. C. P. Ryland.
Mrs. M. S. Hunton will assist. The
Women's Guild Of Sibley Memorial
Hospital will meet at the hospital on
Thursday at II am. The Mems
Club will meet Wednesday at Bpm.
A one-act play. "Gavotte," written
by George Harold Miller. choir di-
rector. will be presented. Women
are invited.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
The Se|ectee' Topic
Of DR.. H. ". Burgan
At Ham|ine Methodist
Young Adults to Hold
Supper Meeting;
Other Activities

THE Selectee" is the subject Of
DR. H. w. Burgan at Hamline Meth
odist Church tomorrow at IL am
Representative John J. Sparkman
will address the Brotherhood Bible
Glass at GAS am. on The Mighty
Works of Jesus" DR.. E. H. Orr will
conduct the fellowship of the young
adults. Mrs. Thomas F. Law and
Mrs. Edward Stevens, respectively,
will teach the Harriet T. Lipp and
Mizpah Bible Glasses. The young
adults will hold supper at pm.
tomorrow. The young people will
meet at 6:45 pm. The students Of
the Hamline School Of Music will
give a broadcast from Station
WWDC at 9:15 pm.
The Red Cross sewing unit will
meet Tuesday at 1890 am. At 8
pm. DR.. Burgan will give a lecture
on "A Sky Pilot In the Cornish Min
ing Camp"
On Thursday at pm. the COM
munity Lenten service will be held
at the North Washington Baptist
Church in Stansbury Temple. The
preacher will be the Rev. Musser D.
White. associate pastor Of the Lu-
theran Church Of st. Marks and
the Incarnation. His subject will be
"Today's forgiveness"
On Friday at pm the young
people will hold carnival.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

nodded into different forms-fat,
long globe, oblong, glove and oblate.
There are white, yellow and red
onions. Their leaves are sometimes
use dto season stews, soups and
salads.
If all goes we'll crop should av-
erage 500 bushels to the acre. There
are several handicaps the grower
has to take into consideration, for
the onion is subject to a disease
known as smut" and a fly is one
of the most determined insect pests
However, the onion, because of its
determination to hurdle all handi-
caps and its ability to Withstand
cold after it has been harvested and
also because it is not easily damaged
by careless handling. it gradually
becoming more appreciated as the
years roll by.