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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Harbert Awarded
Place in Masters
GREENSBORO. n. c.. March 3

GREENSBORO. n. c., March 81
- Michigan will have an added
starter in the coming Masters golf
tournament at Augusta, Ga. in
Chick Harbert, the young sensa-
ton from Battle Creek. Winner
of two championships on the pres
ent winter tour, Harbert is one
of two pros just named 10 compete
in the big event at Bobby Jones
course. The other is Chandler
Harper of Portsmouth. Va, an
other player who starred on the
tour nearing a close. Jimmy
Demaret and Walter Hagen of
Detroit also are eligible for the
Masters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Draper Allen Opens
0PA Office Here

A branch of the Office OF Price
Administration is open today al
1926 Penobscot Building under the
of Draper Allen. for
mer Michigan sales tax director.
Although enforcement of anti
imitation controls viii De handled
through the Detroit OPA office,
Allen said he had no specific in
structions. Inquiries about rent
control, Allen said, must be re-
ferred to the regional office in
Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Bowie Opens April z

BOWIE. Nd. March 81 up
The Bowie opening scheduled for
this Wednesday. April / has been
postponed one day 10 Thursday.
track officials said today. The
recent Storm which visited the
eastern Seaboard left the racing
surface covered with snow and
another day would be needed 10
repair tho damage done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
BIRTHS
GIRLS


Girls were born 20;
Rose Albert. 3767 Tuxedo
Lillian Brandt. ass East Breckenridge
Ferndale
Esther Bastianelli. f17Ss wade.
Juanta Bailey. e636 Russell
Winnifred Brandon. 1898 Twenty fifth.
Jean Basil 1920 Lawley.
Frances Cussc 1891 Seward
Ruth Dahl 1892 Monte Vista
Amy podson, 2325 Sixth
Anna Dever. 572e Rcnville,
Helen Dover. 2iois Harper Lake drive
ST clair Shores
Susan Falter. 1888 Goulburn.
Helen Ford 1893 Chestnut.
Mary Flowers. 52f3 Third
Narearct Friend 300q Roulo, Dearborn
lula French 1899 >Rioncle
Katherine Cerhprdt 6t36. r.enoN
-ia,---.ei i---!'---4Eft f'-1f---r-4
.Vcler ..qsfpiAo "74o NcPhcrsrn
peari Garrett a53 Brewster
Florence Huxley PASS Santa clara
Leoua Hart 1922 Aubrey ReGford Town
ship
Ruth HUMPHREYS 2o3i clairmount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Michigan S Dentists
Scan Thinning Ranks

When the Michigan State Dental
Society holds its annual conven-
tion in Detroit April q and %, one
of the important topics discussed
will be the. possible shortage of
dentists for civilian use in the
state because of increasing de-
mands Of the armed forces, DR.. C.
j. Wright of Lansing. president of
the society. declared today.
More than 100 state dentists
are in the armed forces, he said.
and demands for them are in
creasing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Bettina Is Favorite

PHILADELPHIA. March 81
INS .-Mclio Bettina, The SOUTH
paw who's clamoring for a bout
with Joe Louis, ruled a three-to-
one favoritc today TO defeat Gus
Dorazin, Philadelphia heavyweight,
in a hereunder lat the Arena to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Hurons Lose HurIer

YPSILANTI. March 81 Mich
lgan Normals baseball team lost
ITS leading pitcher and hard
hitting third baScinan to-day
Ken CarakostaS. Detroit senior
awaited an operation upon the
thumb of his right hand which
will prevent him from playing
baseball this Spring He was the
only returning varsity hurlcr on
the Huron team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Film Stars Father
Forced 10 Quit Coast

DENVER. March 81 GNS).-
Among new Denver residents to-
day were Walter de Havilland,
father of screen stars Olivia de
Havilland and Joan Fontaine, and
his japanese wife.
The couple ame-te-DeHpef
after they had been told in Los
Angeles they had to move out Of
tho defense zone set up by the
United States Army. Mrs. Dc
Havilland speaks only Japanese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Clio Seeks County
Civil Service Ballot

The State, County and Municipal
Workers (CIO) Local 430 today
petitioned the county supervisors
to place the issue of county civil
service on the forthcoming ballot.
In rebattal- to af AL handful
charging the Go with laXity in
support of state legislation enab-
ling county civil service, President
Tracy Doll of the county CO
commented:
This il not a union fight. We
want to work hand I'm hand with
the ALL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
DEATHS

Frri II Grimes New Knoxville, n g.
Harold B0sc1l- 5oi HenffIe, -
ludrh Marchand, l6soa Kenmore, Z
augusta Promo 5000 Anendale. 81.
AGNES HeiUer - Garfield. B.
Edth Holman 3lo Brady a.
Anne :. Englander $500 West Bethuue.
Elizabeth e. Henshaw. 1852 Inverness. IS.
-+ar @ Smith. 33t5 Twelfth, -.
susan Letter. $50 Selden IS
Fred Espcr 4717 H,rser, Dearborn. 81
Sigmuuf Rnscnzveig. 1921 Seward. II.
Mile Butcher 1882 Coyle. %.
Pose Marie Kujawa s25 Harhaueh, ?
Amelia Cannon 1892 McKiustry, OF.
Gertrude Atz 4l3g Canton. 70
Rockney Atnip, 1922 Scotch months.
Dorothy ostoich 1880 Dequindre. 50
Carrie Smith 1891 81 Auhn. 40
Agnes Mar Davis. 1925 Wsshburn, 50
William Leslie Davis. 1917 Bangor. IS.
Clinton Z. Springer. 557 South Green, IS
John Wilum. 1895 Roosevelt. 81
Mary Katherine simon. 1874 West Grand
Edward Mucha. sioa Mitchell. %
Antonins Sierra. 1910 Mcldrum. 50
Thomas Woick, 1856 Thirtle'h 81
Alice a. Rehuke $50 East Kirby, 81
Eugene Mkulas. 4i2s West Jefferson,
Patrick pev.ne 27i South Harbsugh. 6
Frances = Button, $50 Dexter boule-
Helen 4. Char1parue 500 Twenty NTH IS
louis Steven Eutf 500 Bellevue. 30
Kenneth A Bacon. sf2I Byron 81
Josephine Hevleua. 2506 Glendale so,
Charles Meascl. 1889 Barnard 20
william O'Kccfc. 1850 Brooklyn =
Augusta Jansen SOP Maxwell IS
Helen Pratto1 zoos Moutciair. b.
Andrew y Wood, 206 East Grand houie-
Catherine connolly eo2 Coillnewood 10
Anthony Uroan i2627 Evanston. SO.
Arnold Hoffman. sol Algonquin =
Bert y Blakcslee ss26 w 7.Mile I'd, 90
Mary RYAN ESQ r. Euclid, 80.
Frank Blecki 6l2 Brush. -
walter John MAY. iOoli Piuehurst rs.
Nancy Ann Harris 1925 Seminole. Red
ford Township s months
Puis GoedcCke $500 CadieuX I'd -.
Vat.ik Rakau, 1866 Defer place ".
Frances 4 Carey. 1881 femay %.
Martin Rechc 3si0 Newport IS.
Paul VI Grimm, 1903 Farview. 80
Camieue Dusong 7iOi r.. Lafayette. Sc.
Wilbur II Thomas 1884 Mayhury Cd 81.
Riley Lethwick 6i05 Colfax, 81.
John Friedrich Reto, 1892 Park. 81
Raymond Miller, 20t69 Kingsyille. .
Mike Chicka 207t Lawley, 81.
Albertira Ferguson. 1850 Pennington. 50.
Hattie Eva Allison, $50 w. Philadelphia. y.
Peter Bohm. 1885 Thirteen-Mile Rd,
Warren Township. sc.
Jacob r NAPLES 1850 Chapel. -
Albert A. Cerre, 29i Moran. Crosse P1inte
So
Ruth + r Mccullough. 755 Ferdinand 40
Rose Wihelmina Talcott. ljis6 cambridge
Plymouth. %
Charles Henry SNYDER 1851 App5llne. %
steven KOroisz. i5q Henry. f3.
Theodore Golden 379s Clements. IS,
saul Freedman. 1922 Taylor So
Ollie Lear. e27 West Walnut. Carboudale
Illinois. 10 IT,
LOUIS Coppoia, i2067 wade So
Rose Wyzykowski. 5033 Carpenter 81
Yee Kee 1895 Third. 43
Matthew McGrat 1910 Omira. %
Ruth Paul. Romeo. Mich, 80
Betty Lou Stul 2i605 Six Mile road,
Livonia Township. Z
John Eeinhard. i1si Iakeyfew. 7l
navid Gcntne-. 1850 Seuthheld -
Freda Roshruch ii5ot Petoskey 50
Nfihur BshorskiS lil7 Fast Hancock IS
Harrison scott. i2il sixth. II
Katherine Bauer. Ass So Clatr. So
Emma MONTGOMERY 1865 Rosemont ~
Julia a. Mclean, 1882 Chicago boulevard.
So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Ferries Run Tomorrow
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. March 3f.-The reg
ular spring schedule Of ferrics at
the Straits of Mackinac will begin
tomorrow al s a. m. two weeks
earlier than usual, Highway Com
missioner G.. Donald Kennedy an
nounCed. Two boats viii be in Scrv-
icc on one and onc-half hour
schedule. The summer schedule
will begin Juno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Harvey Dubs Whips
Pe|dia in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March 3l.-Harvey
Dubs. young Windsor. Ont, wclter-
weight. came back after a defeat
in his last bout TO win a 10-round
decision over Ernie Pelaia here last
night.
Dubs' next foe will be Sugar
Robinson. Negro sensation, al De-
troit Olympia, April II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Aussie Envoy Ends Job

MELBOURNE, Australia, March
81 ms .- Richard G.. Casey
Australian minister to the United
States. who has been named Brit.
ish minister in the Middle East
will rellnquiSh his duties in Wash.
inGton at midnight tonight, Prime
Mlnistnr Curtin announced TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

DIVORCES

samuel Lewis from Nellie.
Roy Guy from Margaret.
Pay Thorn from MARY.
Irving Gaskill from Doris
Opha Bray from Newt annulmentl-
Andrew Segefs from Mar Terry.
Robert styles from Nora
Nancy 81 Amour from Paul.
Stanley WestEate from Violet
Ethel Stewart from Norman
Francis Parspyitz from william.
Mahle T.. Mitchell from Earl r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

JACKSON, March 3l.-Jackson
school teachers today were voted
a pay increase by the board of ed
ucation, and Elwood Watson,
school athletic director, was in
structed 10 formulate a plan for
military education in the public
schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Hockey PIayoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NalAoANhL LLhuOL
SERIES A
(Four out OF seven games
Toronto }, New York 1.
Toronto 4. New York ?.
New York 3, Toronto o.
Toronto 2. New York /.
New York 3, Toronto 1.
TONIGHT's GAME
New York at Toronto
SERIES b
tBoston beats Chicago, games 10 II
SERIES G
DETROIT beats Montreal. 2 game to
SERIES n
1.-TWO out Of three games
Detroit s, Boston L.
TONIGHT's GAME
Boston at DETROIT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES A
indianapolis beats Springfield, 3 TO 2
SERIES II
Hershey beats New Haven, games
o o.
SERIES c
cleveland beats Washington, ? games
o %
SERIES ID
Hershey beats Cleveland. 2 games 10 l. }
SERIES r.
tThFee games cut Of hve.}
Indianapolis 5, Hershey L.
TONIGHT'S GAME
Hershey at Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
DIVORCES

tvdir f13az fem CHq-'c.. -------
ftsuvfrt1rf-t ff1rTr7Cn from Lillian
Tabitha Gilbert from Edward
Pau'a Pasick from lrvinE
Albert LOTanger from MAZDA
Grace Ntnegarner from George.
Lunnie Davis from Roberta.
Katherine Brantmeyer from Samuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Rifle Class
In Royal Oak
BY DON GILLIES

In accordance with the National
Civilian Defense program, the
Royal Oak recreation department
is organizing classes for the pur-
pose of training civilians in the
safety and use of firearms. Under
the authority of Mayor Fletcher
L. Renton. chairman of Royal Oak
Council of Defense, the depart
ment will have two classes each
week for six weeks.
The first meeting of the groups
will be devoted to instructions on
safety in handling firearms and
becoming familiar with the guns
to be used. Time will be devoted
to learning the various parts and
mechanism of the gun. Safety will
be stressed at home, while hunt
ing and on the range.
To date over 100 boys and girls
under 18 years Of age have been
trained 10 properly handle fire.
arms. There are at present Is
boys, 10 TO 10 years old, receiving
instruction every Wednesday and
Friday afternoons at the Royal
Oak range
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
PARENTS BACK 1T

Parents have advised officials OF
the recreation department they are
glad 10 have their children trained
under adequate supervision and
taught proper safety rules in re-
gard to handling firearms.
During the winter months as
many as $50 adults week, both
men and women. have been shoot
ing on the range. Frank Trezise,
former national junior champion,
is chief instructor for the de-
partment.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by writing TO the recreation
119 West Third street,
Royal Oak, or telephone Royal
Oak $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

HERE'SJU the dress you
need to greet your beau-on-
leave, Pattern 1861 by Ann
Adams is in the princess style
that's so becoming TO 1.-THE
young figures.
Pattern 4261 is available in
junior miss sizes II. y, 13, Ia,
Is. Is, Il. Is. Size 13 takes pa
yards 54 inch; 3 yards ribbon.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
d Buy our Winter Pattern Book
and cover the American Fashion
Scene. Simple, fabric-saving de-
signs for outfits in every size.
Scrap-bag fashions; war work
styles: accessories.
Dress pattern 16 cents; book
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together. 26 cents.
Address your request 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square. De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Other Familiar Faces

IN THE smart audience =.
Of familiar faces =. we found
Mrs. Guy Chester Smith Of
Bloomfield Hits =. and with
her were her two excited small
daughters Anna Louise
-. and Marion who had
come TO admire the acting .
Of their small friend Shir-
ley Forsyth
Mrs. Smiths black frock
was trimmed with jet -.
Mrs. Lloyd Leigh Hughes
-. stopped for a moments
chat =. and .old us that after
q we'll remembered family
Thanksgiving dinners in their
own home
She and Mr.. Hughes were
taking the family to the
Boat Club for this years
fete q
The shortage of servants
-. brings this about
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Honhar+s
Enjoy Two
Holidays

THE FREDERICK L. HON
HART family is enjoying two
Thanksgiving celebrations this
year.
The first took place when 1t.
Frederick Honhart came home
on leave to visit his parents. The
dinner on this occasion was
shared by Frederick's fiance,
Rossiter Hyde, and her mother.
Mrs. Rossiter Hyde. Now the
lieutenant has gone on TO a new
post in the East.
On the real Thanksgiving Day
Prof. and Mrs. Ernest Brater
betsy HonharD will come over
from Ann Arbor and they will
be joined by Ernest's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brater Of
Saginaw.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Betty Wafer .
Sets Date
For Wedding

MISS BETTY WATER, daugh.i
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Water of Piedmont road. has set
November 2S as the date of her
wedding to Sgt. Clark C. Schell.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Schell.
The ceremony will take place
at s p. m. in ST. James Lutheran
Church.
June Veter will be her cousins
maid of honor and Mrs. Henry
Gellety and Mrs. Ernest Rud-
nick will be bridesmaids.
Richard Schell will act as
best man and guests will be
seated by Dalton Seymour OF
Ann Arbor, Warren Seelye,
James Sammer and George
Hebert. :
A personal shower, the first
OF the pre-nuptial parties honor
ing Miss Water. was given by
Mrs. Elmer Gadde. Mrs. Herbert
Ir8pp feted her AT a mlScellAn-
eous shower and the bridesmaids
will entertain the bride-elect
with a luncheon today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schell will give
the rehearsal dinner November
u at the Detroit Yacht Club.
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE
WILLIAMSON announce the
birth of a son, George Albert,
November 10.
Mrs. Williamson was formerly
Ellen Jean Zimmerman.
ST. JOSEPH MERCY HOS
.PITAL AUXILIARY will So
sor a luncheon and card part
1890 Tuesday in the WomSns s|
Guild tea room in the Metropoh.
tan Building
A DAUGHTER, Bonnie Lynn.
was born 10 Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Boretti. November s.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Seen al Theater Arts

AT THEATER ARTS
we also saw Mrs. Raymond II.
Berry in maroon suit
and hat and pink blouse e..
Mrs. Henry p. Williams A..
IN black with much silver fox
Mrs. Matthew Carey .. =.
in her favorite navy blue d.
Mrs. Edward Macauley i.
in blue with badger jacket
-. Mrs. A. Z. Moran =. Mrs.
Phil Wood N a gray suit
-. Mrs. Glendon Roberts
Mrs William Walker -.
Mrs. D. r. McMulIen =.
Mrs Frank Boynton Mrs.
Herman Koestlin Mrs.
Robert Standart Mrs.
Henry Boyle -. Mrs. jerome
Remick -.
Mrs. Benjamin Addison -.
was wearing her immaculate
white Red Cross uniform
and looking quite as smart 90.
As she does in her stunning
street clothes >.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Elsie Robinson
The Right Side Won't Win
Unless You Fight for II

I'VE GONE all out for one
war song. They're claiming its
named from the shout of husky
chaplain who helped 10 man a
dead gunpers post during the
battle OF Pearl Harbor crying.
Praise the Lord and pass the
ammunition -
Whether tho chaplain did or
didn't. ne certainly started a
phrase that's sweeping America.
And bringing back the spirit
that bucked its savage wilder
ness.
Praise tho Lord and pass the
ammunition, | don't know
what's your recipe for righteous
ness. but there 5 mine.
Yes. ! know there are different
formulas. Folks who sit around,
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Joanna Fisher
Marks Birthday

FRIDAYS BIRTHDAY girl
was Joanna Fisher, daughter Of
Mrs. Aleene Fisher of East JEFF
ferson avenue.
Little Miss Fisher was 8 years
old and entertained % guests.
among whom were Jonathan and
David Jenkins, Gretchen Lein-
bach. Truman Fisher, Betty
Morris. Jane Ross and Grace
Stonier.
Thanksgiving decorations were
used as the table centerpiece and
throughout the house.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Also in Opening Play

ALSO IN this opening play
.. were Mrs. G. Ogden Ellis
:. Mrs. Charles s. Davis Jr.
Mrs. Edwin T. Johnson
III Mrs. Matthew Carey
=. Mrs Leslie Putnam :.
and others -.
Patricia O'Ferrall in
her first Theater Arts per-
formance -. was warmly
applauded for her part in
First Lady"
Among others in this cast
were Mrs. William II. Hoey
=. Dorothy Pudrith . Mrs.
c. G. Eden . Mrs. Morgan D.
Douglas =. Mrs. w. H.
Granse Mrs. John s. Good
man /.
Mrs. Frank w. Coolidge .
is president of Theater Arts
-. this season :.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

MARCH 2f TO APRIL 20
Aries - In every department
tact, thorough understanding of
what you are to do, and a cheer
full willingness to not only carry
on but TO do better than just
enoug h are essentials now.
STAY alert.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Generally speaking,
this should be very happy day
for you-because you should feel
glad to be a part of and working
for, such glorious land as ours.
NAY II TO JUNE 2T
Gemmi-Little things shouldn't
bother you. You've naturally
mind and heart to handle big
things, so don't let moods or
anything relative to pettiness
spoil the fine achievement to be
had now.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cancer - Your innate knowl-
edge of humans and their desire
for change can be a means of
you getting ahead in more than
one way. In industry and the
war effort this understanding is
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

length lis about one-half inch
longer than the foot. p
If YOU have corn il is sug-
gested that you try 10 eliminate
the cause. This may be a badly
fitting shoe-either too narrow
or too short, extremely high
heels which tilt you forward and
throw your weight on the toes,
or the way you walk.
Normal Weight
You do your feet a favor by
keeping your weight normal.
with too much weight
have everything wrong from
cornS and callouses to painful
arches
Don't put up with feet that
hurt Go 10 a pediatriSt or
.chlropodIst and let HIM help you
10 correct the cause. He may
advise a different last for your
feet. But whether or not you
have any special aches or pains,
it's an excellent idea TO go 10 a
foot specialist once a year-take
a child twice a year to avoid
trouble afoot,
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

valued, can be the means of bet
tered working conditions, Great
ing tricks to make work more
interesting.
JULY p TO AUG. 2e
Leo-"Life is often froth and
bubble, two things stand like
stone: Kindness in another's
trouble, courage in your own"
Kindness and courage eous
thoughts are needed everywhere.
AUG. q TO SEPT. %
Trgo-You can make some
unusual moves and decisions to
better affairs generally now.
Think carefully first, consider
all contingencies, then move
swiftly, thoroughly in the proper
way.
SEPT. % TO OCT. 25
Librd-May be more restrict
ing for you born before October
s. Much depends upon what your
day privileges you to do, how
you manage your a IF RS.
Church first, other duties next,
then pleasures.
OCT. p TO NOV. %
J Scorpio-After you've attended
church, then home and whatever
other tasks rightly call your at
tention. you can be "at ease" to
enjoy pas me you fancy.
Prayer is the most potent factor
always; and we must pray in
thanksgiving and not always to
obtain things.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sugittdrius - Observe, be
good listener, weigh well all the
facts before making decisions
and you'll avoid many errors
and redaihg of things. Today
has favorable influences. and
especially for religious, home
and personal interests.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Favorable indica-
tionS, but you must know when
TO draw the line in conversation,
action and other ways. Be ready
but avoid anxiety. Have faith.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
Aquarius - Be discreet, shun
moodiness and anything your
conscience tells you is wrong,
and don't let others upset the
schedule you should maintain.
FEB. 2l TO MARCH go
Pisces - Dealing with others,
making plans for the week ahead
favored. Superiors and those at
a distance are acting for your
benefit. Sharing, dividing, econ
omizing essential. Be one Of
your country's boosters!
A CHILD born on this ddy:
Able; alert mentally. unusually
capable physically. Could take
up any type of study or difficult
work, no matter his, or her, age,
and make a success of il in quick
time. Needs religion, sturdy con-
troll Of emotions and harmonious
surroundings.
Copyright, 1912. By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Shirley Forsyth Hit

ITS ALWAYS interesting
70 see a young one E. carry
ing on a family tradition
So Friday afternoons audi
ence was completely charmed
when little Miss Shirley
Forsyth -. did very fine job
indeed with her part of
Patty -. in THE Ladies Dis
cover America" -.
Shirley .. as most of you
know :. is the daughter Of
that gifted pair Richard
and June Harrison Forsyth.
Mr.. Forsyth has been
a leading light in The Players
for years and the presi-
dency of Theater Arts is
only one of many honors
that has come 10 Mrs. Forsyt6
-. in the acting field >.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

WILL THERE be a bride in
your household soon? If so
then you know the excitement
already going on and are GER
tainly preparing in advance for
all the confusion usually accom-
panying the event.
As an aid 10 making these
plans this bridal luncheon menu
viii be most suitable both in
appropriate simplicity and appc-
tito appeal Serve frozen berry
iuice cocktail, chicken a la king
IN Swedish timbales, potato balls
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Daughter On HOLIDAY

PRESENT AT the Hughes
dinner will be their daughter
Mary Leigh enjoying
brief holiday from the Uni
versity Of Michigan
Their son Robert and his
pretty wife DR.. and Mrs.
Basil Connolly and their
daughters :. Sally, Mary and
Fandira McFadden
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Luding-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Ludington =. Charles Larned.
And a number Of Others
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
In Mayfair
WITH
The CbaperoH

TRUST THEATER ARTS
10 think up something
unusual and amusing. IN
these troubled times -,
Yesterday they opened their
la42-43 season AZ the
Players Playhouse =. IN East
jefferson avenue -.
And during the second o.
two pleasing plays =. n
stage tea party turned into a
real one =. when guests were
invited 10 20 up and loin the
actresses over their small
sandwiches and tiny cakes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Cologne Used
As Skin Cleanser

IF THE personal budget does
not permit indulgence in per-
fumes one can comfort ones
soul with eau de cologne that
has freshness and vitality
1t works like a charm as q
skin cleanser. II dark specks
appear in the pores try a dry
cleaning with eau de cologne.
Pour a teaspoonful on q
moistened cloth-an old. soft
washcloth is best for the pur.
pose-and pass IL over the skin
lightly after the face has been
washed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

in parsley butter. tiny hot clover
leaf rolls, brides orange ring
salad. bride and groom's cake
and coffee.
Brides ring salad is a dainty
combination of crisp curly en-
dive leaves in varying shades of
green forming a bed of avocado
and orange ring slices.
Oranges offer vivid color con-
traStS with the rich gol d @ n
oranges against the green OF the
avocado and endive. The salad
should be we'll chilled and
served with lemon mayonnaiSe.