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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-06-26
Hello Folks:

Hello Folks:
Well, l doubt if there'll be many
picnics and Out-Of- door get-tO-
gethers this week cause our Min
nesOta weather has really turned
kinda icy on us, hasn't it? Many
of the local lads and lassies are
spending their evenings at home by
the freside. CCOurse, we don't ex-
pect this weather to last long. You
know, it's liable to get over 100
degrees over night, so you Sum-
mer bugs" don't give up hOpe.)
MERRY GO ROUND OF LOVE:
Twin Citians who are in on the
following story really have little
something to talk about: It seems
as if one of our well-known defense
workers about town has been two
timing his wife for some time.
Wife, who recently caught on to
her embarrassing hubby's other
life, decided to hire a local fellow,
who goes in for private sleuthing
and shopping, to trail her hubby
and find out just exactly who the
"other woman" is. Well, our self
sufficient detective trailed the hub
by for a week and did not discover
a single thing. He had just about
given the hunt up as a pure case
of suspicion and jealousy, on the
wife's part, when 10, and behold!
he accidentally happened to run in
to the hubby at one of the local mite
spots with the "other woman" And
did our detective ever get a grand
shock, for the "other woman" in
the case turned out to be our own
little detectives sweet wife.
(Whatta mixupD To get to the
point-a very fine boxing exhibit
ton was held in the mite spot with
the detective coming up as the
winnah. Both couples are now sep
arated and the latest rumor out is
that the detective is now seeing
the towns with our heroine - the
wife who was F'done" wrong.
GADDING ABOUT TOWN:
Romance hit a new high these
past few weeks, and of course you
know the following engaged coup
les are shopping round for
preacher men" to tie that final
knot. JUANITA WALLACE and
OHNNY HE; EOBE
O'SHIELDS and ARCHIE CIV
EMS; RUTH MILLER and BOB
PIERRE. COngrats to the
above couples and best of luck to
you. A number of the younger
set were seen over at Oxford's
Skating Rink last Monday night
cutting capers on wheels. Some of
the familiar faces were: OTIS
SKINNER Gin army uniformly,
ALICE BOWMAN, MERLE
YOUNG, SALLIE NOBLE and
"BUBS" POWELL. dub"
JONES and LEROY KELSEY,
out-of-town students at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, left last week
for their homes out in the South
eastern part of the U. S. {.
BABE" MITCHELL is in town
from one of the army camps squir-
ing ROSAMUND COLLIER about
the two towns. -.
BOBBY MARSHALL of Tuske-
gee, Ala, gave what st. Paul lass
a fine camera when he was in town
a short while ago? Who's BY
RON Rifles current love inter-
est these days? (You don't say?)
-. What Minneapolis lad spends
many Of his week-ends dashing up
to Duluth to see MERLE BLACK?
:. A popular twosome these days
is HARRIET BROWN and
CHARLES ESK RIDGE. -.
LOUISE ESCUE is dropping cards
to friends from Washington, D. c.,
saying that she's having a fine
Evening star., 1942-10-22
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
BY the Spectator.

1t could be that the appearance
OF Mr.. Shipwreck Kelly on a flag
pole high above the Club La Conga
Is the long-awaited signal for gen.
eral revolt against conservatism in
the night club circuit Mr.. Kelly
and his spectacle which ends
tonight have a significance some
how more profound than the mere
ly different" attractions which
night spots have increasingly been
making their stock-in-t trade. Al
though trif1e alarming at times,
such dishes as acrobats aerial and
terrestrial, gun shooters, dogs and
skaters always have had something
reassuringly orthodox about them.
But the picture of the doughty Ship
wreck perched endlessly on high
presents many new possibilities
reaching the very foundation of
night clubs of the future.
The way, for example, may we'll
be open for instituting hat-check
girls clad in tights and swinging by
the heels on trapezes. Back and
forth, back and forth they would
go-tak1ng your hat between their
teeth on one swoop and returning
your check on the next. Stimulat-
ing artistry.
Nor would the greeters, or maitres
d., escape change. These creatures
OF dignity and the cold smile of
welcome would have their entire
psychologists inverted, to become An
dy Devlnes and Victor McLaglens
In pressed pants. Thus, the patron
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Deaths Reported

Mary E. Hoy. SO, 1135 18th st. NV.
Sophia a,. M ,Fy' ETY. 81. 1902 Otis st.. Mt.
Elizabeth Northrup. rs, Shoreham Hotel
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Trade Mark REGISTERED, o. 8.

would approach some one like the
Cosmos Rooms Joe Hesse, the May
flowers Teddy or the Troikas Mis-
cha, and these gentlemen, their
gently discreet air gone, would at
once rush up to him, slam him on
the back, bawling loudly something
to the effect of "Hi'ya, punk. Where's
that lady seen you with last night?
HaW, haw, haw!" Then shove him
into the worst possible table in the
place, knocking the candle into his
lap and laughing again.
Or the new order might even
start on the other side of the
entrance of. say, the Shoreham or
the Balalaika or the Neptune Room
some place with a nice uninter-
rupted flight of stairs. These STAIR
ways would be collapsible, like the
ones you see in any Laurel and
Hardy film, so that the patrons
first step at the top would send
him sliding all the way down, while
the staff gathered around shouting
with glee and welcome. Refine
ments to this innovation could be
added. At the Balalaika, for ex-
ample. moderately deep pool of
water at the bottom would be ef-
fectlve. For the indoor descents
OF the Neptune and Shoreham, a
spring trapdoor could receive the
cascaolng guests and deposit them
into vat of warm tar amusinely
placed in the basement.
And on the dance floor, away with
your condescending band leaders!
To the hundreds of couples con-
tlnually requesting, bandmen might
present a world of new responses
Evening star., 1942-10-22

NICK LUCAS,
Singing guitarist, who made
a lot of old songs popular and
1oho is currently appearing
in Treasure Island.
establishment has just introduced
the new song, I'll be o. K. in
Blackout." Without much prod
ding, moreover, he will announce
that the song was written by Miss
Jean Rabaut, daughter of the Con-
gresham from Michigan.
Enric is going to have it pub
lished in New York-minus the
sound effects.
An old favorite is back at Paul
Young's for this weeks show, Alta
Blake, sepia master of taps "Bo-
jangles" style. New faces: Eddie
Shaeffer, master of cererLnies;
Paula Drake, singer who recently
spent IS weeks singing at Leon and
Eddie's; Edith Delaney, a "winsome
Irish lass who dances.
X
The Broadmoor Hotel seems to be
stirring with ideas for entertain
ment. At present the hint is mani
tested by the appearance Of Larry
Hendrick, organist, formerly con-
nected with a local radio station,
who accommodates Broadmoor cli-
entele during dinner and cocktail
hours.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

rama Of developments robust, SEN
sational and fearsomely novel lies
revealed.
Roy Comfort, violinist, who with
his two Riviera Guardsmen yester-
day helped open the Lounge Ri
viera's Cocktail DansantS, once
served as concertmaster for the late
Victor Herbert's popular orchestra.
Being devoted disciple OF the great
Herbert. Mr.. Comfort has amassed
a large personal collection of the
composers music engraved and re-
corded.
Although it may or may not come
under the heading of devotion, Mr..
Comfort and his Guardsmen also
worked for the Hotel Claridge of
Atlantic City under the manage
ment of Gerald Trimble in the days
before the United States Army took
a fancy to the Claridge's sea-front
suites. Mr.. Trimble, of course, is
2400's present manager.
Hollywood once again moved tenn
porarily into the Cosmos Room dur
ing the past weeSs. In other words,
a rapid check over the guest list,
revealed such signatures as Sean
ODell, noted star handler; Paulette
Goddard, Comdr. John Ford, Airline
Judge, Dorothy Lamour and Pa
tricia Dane. And probably others.
But it gives you an idea-if only
for ambush.
X \ X X
From time to time the following
happens in Herb Sachs Del Rio:
The lights 60 out, sirens and whistles
blow, ladies squeal in alarm. Then
the situation reverts to normal and
Enric Madriguera announces the
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Oath to Be Given D. G.
WAACS Tomorrow

The administration of the oath to
so Washington WAACS at Fort
Myer, Va, in the presence of Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace was postponed
from yesterday until tomorrow be-
cause of rain.
The ceremony. the first step in a
womans military career, will take
place at 4:30 pm. at jackson and
Grant avenues in Fort Myer. 1t. E.
A. McNear, Army recruiting officer
who has just arrived in Washington,
will swear in the WAAC recruits.
Evening star., 1942-10-22
Births Reported

Guy and Florence Bocell, boy.
Edward and Lucille Bowman, girl.
Carmelo and Frances Collova, girl.
Renner ana Anna Feagans. boy.
Harvey and Sara Fox, girl.
John and Maxine Hartley, twins, boy and
girl.
John and Margie Keppler, girl.
Joseph and Margaret Leahy, girl.
Rocco and Rose Mayo, girl.
Archibald and Lennore williams, girl.
Pietro and Marion Scalse. boy
John and Florence Stanley, boy.
Ferdinand and Lucy Tana. girl
Herbert and Ruth Thieringer, girl.
Robert and Thelma Thompson, girl.
Joseph and Nellie Wood, boy.
Amos and Theresa Dorsey. girl:
William and Cora Jackson, girl.
Edgar and Corrine White, girl.
James and Constance Wills, girl.
Evening star., 1942-10-22

DASA 10ALAN EN-,
Formerly "H1-Chd" Gardner,
Dho noW leads the band in
the Mayfo,oer Lounge since
Dick Koons' left for the Army.
The unresourceful among them, OF
course, would simply tell the be-
seeching couples to go somewhere
else if they didn't like the music
they were getting. The more imag-
NATIVE. however, would devise such
little features as pouring pitcher
fuls OF ice water upon the request
ers, or to pass with outstretched and
vigorous foot among the nearest ac-
emulation of heads.
The eminent and elevated Ship
wreck Kelly, as he exchanges re-
marks with delighted La Conga
patrons far below, doubtless does
not realize how extensive the ef-
feet OF his present appearance may
be on the after-dark trend. But to
the perceptive observer a vast pano-
Evening star., 1942-10-22

zds Eds.r oaI 2 Russell 7s q 5zo2 go 18th ,t. nv
Cora Mecusker, 81, 3417 Eastern ave. No
Nathan LEVIN, ,54, 1903 8th ST. NV.
Charles 8. Mounce. Al. 700 e St. Sc.
Howard l. Rhodes. Al, 144O CoIumbia I'd.
Fred Il. Keegan. 32. New Colonial Hotel.
Andrew Hayrilka, 20: Endicott, N. Y.
Lucy Bruce. "A, 31O5 11th st. NV,
Lorena M. Blackwell. 80, 1913 Bates st, NV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
GIN 1941Pa Roll.
AT Record High

Wages paid General Motors en-
ployeS in the United States in
1871 reached the all-tIme high of
$500 422 165, an increase of SLAB
l69.343 over 1910, c. +. wilson,
president Of the corporation, an
nOunCcd Saturday
Compared with tho pay roll in
crease, which Jumped 40 per cent
over 1910, the average weekly
employment of hourly paid en-
ployes increased % per cent.
The average weekly wage paid
To hourly employees was Si3.40
II per cent over 1910. The aver
age GM hourly wage rate when
last compared in November was
30 cents higher than the average
of all manufacturing industry IN
the United States, Wilson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
The Edward Baxits

The Edward BaritS and their
daughter. June, also riding over
10 Echo Canyon, are wlnterlng
az the BlltmOrc
During the daytime tho ca
hanaS at tho pool are busy with
groups knitting for the Red
Cross while acquiring most be-
coming Suntan
The Bert MorleNS spent last
season at Comeback Inn and
were so enchanted with the deS-
ert that they decided 10 make
Phoenix their home.
In September they moved out
bag and baggage. - To see their
new home now and TO have seen
II in September Is nothing short
Of believing in miracles for the
desert surrounding their home
has hcen transformed INTO lovely
green lawns with borders of
violets. roses. delphinlum, poin-
Sctta, and bougalnvlllea all IN
bloom now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Means Same Thing

Not 10 forSake their Bloom
field Hills home High Hollow 10
where they liked for so many
years, the Morleys have named
this home Alta Cavona, which
means High Hollow in Spanish.
Below them 10 the south,
Phoenix is A Silhouette against
the mountains. To the east
stands the Comeback Mountain
in all its majesty and beauty.
Mrs. Fritz KleCne Betty
Morley and her small daughter,
Judy. Of Cranbrook road. Brm-
inCham. viii arrive on February
10 10 spend several weeks. Mr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Sun-Seekers
Rushing or
7 O Florida
as usual"

=" FLORIDA as usual
Such is the slogan under
which all carriers 10 the south
land. as well As hotels and cities
along the Palm Beach Route are
operating. Travel by train IS
proceeding normally and the all
Pullman Florida specials as well
as the all-coach, de luxe econ
omy Speedsters such as the
Champion and Nacationer, are
carrying their daily throngS Of
Sun-worshlperS bound for the
palm-frlnged beaches Of Flor
lda'S East Coast from ST. Aug
Justine TO Miami All these trains
move over the Pennsylvania
r. r. and P.-Coast Llne-F'lorida
East Coast.
While rail officials concede
That there has been mild
diminutlon in advance reserva-
lions, they regard this as tenn
pOrary, and due merely IL he
initial surprise felt by the public
in finding itself at war. Yet
many Of the berths. rooms and
seats have been Immediately
taken up by those on waiting
lists for reservations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS-Any east side property, cash.
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 33f0
CASH Tor homes ar fats properly priced
SMEDLEN. 4i6 r.. WARREN TE -6l92
CASH IN IS hours for REAL ESTATE
BENZ, RICH, 1888 Linwuod. TO s-45S3
CASH or terms for 2-flat-East side
l542 Garland LIZ. $3.50.
FORD worker wants , room house with
garage IN northwest section. Randolph
Si44
HAVE private party with cash What have
You HOEarth plS5.
READY CASH BUYERS Houses flats
apartments (coloredt Temple oose
TNleI S-u722
WANTED RopminG Houses. Flats. Apis
SWANSON
4oi cad lac Square Rfg CA ssaS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Natchez Mansions
Open for Tourists

REGULAR PILGRIMAGES
Of the Garden Clubs AT NatChcz
VIII be observed next month and
all the stately mansions OF that
>omnolcnt old city on the bluff
above. the MiSSiSSippl Will again
hc open 10 visitors. Commenced
only few years ago as essen.
TALLY local affair, this has.
expanded 80 rapidly that II has
become one Of tho outstanding
features of the South every
spring and throngS of travellers
tarry a few days in Natchez. en-
route 10 or from New Orleans
and the Gulf Coast resorts.
Diamond Tours from tho Mid
wcSt depart from ChlcaCo m
tho Creole. reaching Natchez
carlXthe next morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. Harry l.. Klingler Of
Bloomfield Hills. who has a home
IN POmpanO, entertained eight
guests at luncheon and bridge
Tuesday.
New recruits 10 the Detroit
colony of sun wOrShiperS are
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Henry
HcCker, who are At the Delmar
Manor.
The Charles G. Bohns are
dOmiciled for the cold months
in their home in North Bay road
and they, with Mrs. Fisher. Mrs
Charles F. KetterinP who is
staying al the Shoremede. and
the L. A. Youngs, are usually 10
be found of an afternoon watch
ing the races at Hialeaf>.
Mr. and Mrs. Young have
winter residence IN Pine Tree
drive. Their son and daughter
ln-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Young
Jr.. and infant son, l. a. III,
left Monday for their home in
Los Angeles after a six weeks
visit bcvp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
St. PETERSBURG.
I Feature
Cabaret Ball
BY JOHN LODWICK

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., Feb. I.
WINTER social life of the
W younger fashionable set at
talnS its aScendanCy Friday
night with the annual Cabaret
Ball Of the Junior League.
Another headline social event.
patronized by the seasonal hotel
colony, will he the Deep South
party, February 2l.
ST. Petersburg will see both
the start ana the finish of the
thirteenth annual international
Sailing Race this year, as a
change in course has been nee
eSSitated.
The event VIII start AT noon
March II.
Top ranking lawn howlers
from the United States and Cam
ada will open, on Monday the
national Open Lawn Bowling
tournament.
b. r. Stephenson Of Detroit
is a season guest al the fashion,
able Ninoy Park Hotel.
Mrs. Margaret Ewald and
daughter Of Detroit are stop
ping AT the Princess Martha.
Among the new arrivals from
Detroit are Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Clark. r.. l.. BritsCh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas a. Hermansen.
Miss Marie Holton, Mrs. Alma
Jones. Miss Alberta Jones, Mr..
and Mrs 81 Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen w. Perrin, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. -. Toland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Zen and Miss
Lillian Zinck.
Others returning from Detroit
10 spend the season here are
Mrs. r.. l.. Alderman, Mrs. Fred
BloetScher ST.. Colin G.. Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs, II. G.. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal l.. Culver.
a. Darneii MIR. and Mrs. II. S.
DeI.oach, Mr.. and Mrs James
l.. Dondincau, Mr.. and Mrs Sid
ney Ellis, Mr., and Mrs ST Har-
per, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Kern. Mr..
and Mrs. Tommy Shannon, Gary
and Tommy Shannon Jr.. Mrs.
Myrtle Bette Stannard and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Taube.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
-BIIN q BOWDFT-
Detroit Paper Plant
Owner Held in Plot

l.. o. Turner prc>Gfent OF tho
Detroit Wan Paper Company l72l
West Pleasant Ridge River Rouge.
today was arralgncd in federal
court here on a chHgc Of being n
part Of a huge nationwide con-
Spiracy 10 fN the prices Of paper.
He pleaded not guilty and was
ordered held under 81 500 bond
Tho Port Huron Sulphltc and
Paper COMPANY and ''> president
f. W. kiclcr were also named IN
Tho same charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
DeuOiters
Winterin9
At Phoenix
PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. I.
ARIZONA-BILTMORE guests

PIlOENlN, ARR, Fen. Z.
4 RIZONA-BILTMORE guests
"A had a ChuCk-wagon supper
last nightln Echo Canyon, cooked
as only the cowboys can do T..
The light of fun moon cast
ing eerie shadows on the walls
Of the canyon and the strum-
ming Of the cowboys guitars
singing the songS Of the range
made It an evening 10 be long
remembered.
Mrs. Homer Warren. the
Michael DowleNS and the John
ToolinS, DetroiterS spending the
winter at the Biltmore, drove
over 10 the picnic.
Mrs. Howard Sherman Of
Battle Creek and Mrs MarGuer-
lie Humphrey Of Kalamazoo
were among the horseback
tl6pt.S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Red Cross Work

Mrs T, Dean Alexander et
BffnainghaHl-a -wInter. resident
here for many years, IS en-
SConced in the Archway Ocean
Villas and is busy dong Red
Cross work AT the Surf Club.
She expects her husband 10 ION
her in March and her daughter,
Jane, who is studying aviation
in Tulsa. Okla, in April,
Others from the Detroit AREA
AT The Afchway villas include
the Harvey {. FruchaulS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
-BuN a B0mbcr--
Hit-Runner Sentenced

Convicted by 2 traffic court Jury
after he appealed 2 Scven-month
10 flve-Ncar sentence TO jackson
Prison, Thomas Mccarthy 70
Saturday was ordered 10 serve
>cvcn months 10 ono NCaI I'M tho
Detroit House NJ Correction for
the hItr death ot MIS- Cecilia
Bassc't last June 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Bonff Pre- pares
lis Winter Show
BANFF. Alta. Feb. :.

bA\f + RIld., en-, I.
This resort IN the h cart oi
The Canadian Rockies IS huSlly
preparing for The Canadian
Vests biggest annual winter
show the Banff Winter Carni,
val which VIII be held here
February y 10 j..
The carnival. which attracts
sports lovers from all parts Of
the American and Canadian
West and even many from the
eastern ScabOard. features cutter
races IN tho frozen Bow River,
ski jumping on Mount Norquay,
SnoWShOc races. skating. tobOg-
gaming and all other winter pas
times This years Carnlval Queen
is Miss Pat Whitney, Winnipeg
SocIaliiC. herself an accomplished
skier, skater. and member OF the
PUTIN SKI Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Engineer 10 Head
j. OF D. Conference

Arthur Il LorouI electrical on
ginecr with the public lighting
commission SATURDAY was named
general chairman OF The third an
nual University Of Detroit cngi-
nccrlng alumni conference. 80 bc
held on the university campus.
Saturday March Is
The conference VIII be- held i'm
conjunction with The undcrgradu-
-afcS- annual Slide R4In dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

FREE APPRAISAL Mortgage loans on
older properties White or colorcd
schwartz 49, Book Ruidirs Cadillac
A2lE.
mUurNrv pHVWFNfS Af'taCiIte interest
rates Detroit and suburbs Telephone. rep
reSentgtive Will call Union Mortgage CO.
1920 Union Guardian BIDS cherry 1850
SEF n q WOODRUFF iNC. FOR
mortgages IN your improved property
lS06 Union Guardian Rdr Cherry 2735
READ Times want Ads for profit use
Them FOR resufs'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Kleene expects 10 join them
later in the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Miller
also have adopted Phoenix as
their home and have built p
beautiful home on the Country
Club grounds.
Mrs. Miller entertained al
dinner and bridge party recently
in honor OF Mr.. Miller'S birth
daN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate no appraisal fee
Elmer sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Cadil.
lac 1896
ALL land contracts bought. mtges. mace.
McHugh, l41O Ford Bldg Cadillac O3is
ANY desirable Ianu contract purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR & COMPANY
t4.-ItI.4~E--LafAYetie- BLDG cadillac 63lo
-AAY-iana- routrar hUrTEht White or
culored Mortgage loans schwartz. az
Book Building. Cadillac 42lP
AT Low discounts We buy land contracts
arrange a. ~ FIRST mortgage loans. Fdw.
Hrnke1 co Hammond BidC "a. 26S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Miami Beach
Social Will
Speeds Up
MIAMI BEACH, Feb.

MIAMI BEACH, fPo. T.
4 CTlVITlES sre stepping up
"a in Miami Beach and enter
tainment schedules AT the pari-
Gus Swank clubs are filled. First
Of the Thursday night buffet
supper dances was held this
week AT the Surf Club and next
Wednesday will see the inaugu-
ration lOf the weekly fashion
show lunCheOnS.
Feminine society is expected
10 turn out on maSse 10 view the
frllS and fuTbclowS, although IT
Will not no all frippery, AS a spe-
cial attraction will he the show
ing Of uniforms designed for
women IN the various defense
corps.
Younger Surf Club members
will model these, among them
Mrs Dale Miller. the former
Shirley Wallace of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
0M,sra .G5,lzzAt-

for JfredmIined speed and luxury
Departures every other day between
Chicago and Tucson Phoenix.
Extra fare. all-PulIman, ali-privats
rooms. Diner. Buffet Lounge
Observation Car.
Fine daily trains-CoLDES STATE
LIMITED for disfingniShed comfort!
CAIIFORNIA> for luxurious economy.
al travel comforts at no extra fare.
Rock ISLAND SOUTHERN PACIFIC
offers fhe only main line through
service from Chicago 10 FL Paso.
Tucson, Phoenix. and Palm Springs
en- route TO Los Angeles.
C. P. BRADLEY, GAPD. l9
Rock l,l.nd Live,
h2S slNeue Bldl
Detroit, Mich, Phos. Cadillac &qS ----
Send infor ma ton about Tucson.
= AlI-EIpense California Tours
[ Travel on Credit
1870,
City -------------" sHYSc~
State HH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
War Faifs 10 Hail
ourist Bureau
MARQUETTE. Feb. !.

3'IENINNt N|I' - N''' y
The Upper Peninsula Devel-
opment Bure au, CoordlnatlnG
agency for all Upper Mlchl-
gan resort interests, will carry
on it's tourist advertising pro-
gram for 1912 despite the war,
according TO George r. Bishop.
manager.