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toridad militar de la civil, antepo.
MENDOZA a esta.
Sc ha confabulado con otros para
someternos a n jurisdiction ex.
trana a nuestra constitution y nc
reconocida por nuestras leyes, apro.
bando las siguientes medidas de
pretensa legislation tomadas POI
aquellos:
Ell acuartelamiento de considera.
Bile n1mero de tropas entire noso-
tros;
La protection de esos soldados
contra TODD castigo por c~ualesquiera
asesinatos que comAtieran en- las
personals de los h~abfVAhtes de estos
estados, mediante la celebration de
juicios que solo r una farsa;
La prohibition de que concrete
mos con tOdos los pafses del mundo;
La imposition de contribuciones
sin nuestro consentimiento;
Privandonos en- muchos casos del
beneficio de un juicio por jurado;
Llevandonos al otro de los mares
para ser juzgados por supuestos
delitos;
Aboliendo ell libre sistema de las
leyes inglesas en- n provincial
vecina, estableciendo allf un go
bierno arbitrario y ensanchando sus
limites, para convertirla a la vez
en- ejemplo e Instruments con ell fin
de introducir ell mismo gobierno
absolute en- estas %colonias;
Suprimiento ~nuestras cartas cons
titucionales, aboliendo nuestras
mejores leyes, y alterando funda-
mentalmente la forma de nuestro
~'gobierno; .
Suspendiendo, por 1ltimo, nues-
ira legislature y declarandose in
vestido con Ia facultad de legislar
para nosotros en- todos los casos,
sin excepsion.
FL ha abdicado su gobierno sobre
nosotros, retirandonos su protec-
ci6n y declarandonos la guerra.
Ha cometido actos de pillaje en-
nuestros mares, asolado ~nuestras
costas, incendiado nuestras pobla-
clones y dado muerte a muchos de
nosotros.
En- estos momentos Sc ocupa en-
enviarnos grandes ejercitos de ex-
mercenarios para termi-
mar la tarea homicida y de desola-
ci6n y tirania va comenzada con
una crueldad y una perfidia de que
apenas Sc hallara ejemplo en- las
edades mas barbaras, y que es en-
teramente indigna del jefe de una
naci6n civilizada.
Ha obligado a n%uestros conciuda-
danos hechos prisioneros en- alta
mar a levantarse en- armas contra
su pals, a convertirse en- verdugos
de sus propios amigos Y hermanos,
o a exponerse a morir a manos de
Ha provocado las insurrecciones
entire nosotros, tratando de levan-
tar contra los h~abitantes de nues-
fronteras a los crueles indios
salvajes, cuya conocida bandera de
combate es la destruction de TODD
enemigo sin distinction de edad, sexo
o condicion.
En- cada i%nstante de esta epoca
de o%presiones hemos pedido justicia
en- la forma mas humilde; pero al
n%uestras repetidas solicitudes solo
Sc ha cotestado con nuevos agravios.
I'm principe cuya historic esta de
ese modo sellada por todos los actos
que revelan al t~irano, no es digno de
ser Jefe de un pueblo libre.
Y no es que hayamos faltado al
las considerations debidas a nues-
.ros hermanos de la Gran Bretana.
Les hemOs llamado de tempo en-
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los Estados Unidos, incluiran en-
.sus programmes tributes especial
les a los heroes nacionales de
las otras Americas. En- algunas
ciudades y poblaciones Sc bauti-
zaran GALES y plazas con los
nombres de libertadores de a.
quellas naciones.
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CUANDO en- ell curse de los
" a~contecimientoS humanos
Sc We un pueblo en- la precision
de deStruir los lazos politicos
que a otro pueblo lie han venido
uniendO y asumir entire las
naciones de la terra la posi-
ci0n de igualdad e Independent
cia a que lie dan derecho tanto
las leyes de la Naturaleza
como las del Dios de eSa Natu-
raleza, I'm sentimiento de dig
no respeto hacia Ell juicio de
la humanidad exigen a ese
pueblo proclamar las causas
que lie a~rrastran a la separa-
ci6n.
Sostenemos como verdades evil
denies que todos los hombres son
creados iguales; que todos han sido
dotados por su Creador con ciertos
derechos mathematics, entire los
cuales estan la vida, la libertad y la
aspiration a la felicidad; que para
garantizar esos derechos Sc institu-
yen entire los hombres los gobiernos,
cuyos poderes legitimos dimanan
del consentimiento de los goberna-
dos; que cuando una forma cual-
quiera de gobierno tiende a perver-
tir aquellos fines, Ell pueblo esta en-
ell derecho de reformarla o abolirla
G instituir un nuevo gobierno, ci-
mentandolo sobre aquellos princi-
pios y organizando sus poderes en-
aquella forma que a su juicio parez-
can mas adecuados para hacer efec-
tiva su seguridad y felicidad.
La prudencia aconseja cierta-
mente que los gobiernos por largo
tempo establecidos no deben ser
refOrmados por causas leves y
transforms; de ahi por que la his
toria toda demuestra que la humani-
dad mejor Sc dispone a sufrir, mien-
tras sus males scar tolerables, que
a hacerse j~usticia aboliendo las
formulas a que esta acostumbrada.
Pero cuando una larEa serie de afro
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Nota del Editor: La Deelaraci6,
de Independence de los Estddoi
Untdos eS IN documento tan am
PLiGmente citGdO, especiGtmente En-
los tiempos presentes, que Sc hC
juzgGdO cOnveniente reproductrLC
GQut en- conjMnto. Fue GdoptGdC
hdce 100 amos, Ell 1 de julio.
Ell ideal de hbertGd procLGntddC
en- esd historical declaration, Sc en-.
cuentrG perpetuGd0 en- las GctGs
GdOptGdGS durGnte Ia guerra GctuGI
q cuyOs principles estdn, en- Ell pre-.
Sente, GnimGndO a las democrdcids
en- ~ hchG contra las dictGduras
ttrdnicdS del Eje.
La CGrtG del AtLGntico, en- par
ticuIGr, representa- las Gspiraciones
que in1pLica Ell esfuerzo de guerra
GngLOGmericGnO. Estd promote,
n Vez mGs, las Hbertddes GfgmG-
dGs pOr la Declaration de Indepen-
dencid como indispenSGbLeS al bien-
eStGr de la humdniddd.
Ell Fundamental fLos6fco de Ia
DeclGrGci6n de Independence estd,
iguGlmente, cOntenido en- la DeclG-
rGci6n COnjunta de las NGciones
midas. Estd Declaration pro-
ctdmG que dichdS naciones "eStdn
conUeneidas de que la victoria COM
pletd sobre sus enemigos es indis-
penSGble," para la defensa de ia
vidd, Ia hbertad, la independence
y la hbertGd reAgiosd, q para pre-
serUGr los derechOS del hOmbre " la
justictG tGntO en- sus propios pGtses
como en- todos los demGs."
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PETlCIONES DE CIUDADA-
MIA

Solieitaron aver la ciudadania
americana Jesus Castro, del
1912 avenida Catorce, y Anna.
Kastrinos. de Tarpon Springs.
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pellos y usurpaciones, encaminados
siempre a un mismo fin, reveal e
designio de someter al pueblo a III
despotismo absolute, es su derecho
y tambien su deber echar abajo tai
gobierno y establecer nuevas garan-
tias para su futura seguridad. Asi
han Sufrido con paciencia estas CO.
lonias; y asf es llegada la necesidad
en- que Sc encuentran de reformaI
su anterior sistema de gobierno.
La historic del actual Rey de la
Gran Bretana es una de constantes
agravios y usurpaciones, teniendo
unos Y otras por objeto directo ell
ESTABLISHMENTS de una tiranfa alb
soluta sobre estos estados. En-
prueba de clio, que hablen los he
chos a la ingenua conciencia del
mundo.
III Sc ha negado a autorizar las
II leyes mas saludables y necesa-
rias para ell bien publico.
Ha prohibido a sus gobernadores
aprobar leyes de apremiante nece-
sidad y considerable importancia, a
menos que quedaran en- suspense
hasta haberse obtenido SUI sanction;
y cuando asi quedaron ha dejado en-
absolute de prestarles su atencion.
Sc ha negado a aprobar otras
leyes beneficiosas para los haitian
ties de inmensas jurisdicciones, a
menos que ellos renunciaran al de-
recho de representation en- la legis-
latura, derecho que es para ellos
improbable y que solo es terrible
en- manos de los tiranos.
Ha convocado cuerpos legislati-
vos a celebrar sesiones en- lugares
inusitados, faltos de comodidades y
distances del sitio en- que Sc encon-
traban sus r~espectivos archives pu-
blicos, con ell unico objeto de hacer-
les desmayar y avenirse a las medi-
das tomadas por la Corona.
Repetidamente ha disuelto las
c4maras de representatives por opo-
nerse con frmeza varonil q sus in
vasiones de los derechos del pueblo.
Sc ha negado durante largo
tempo despues de tales disoluciOnes
disponer 10 necesario para que
otras camaras fueran elegidas; y de
csc modo ell ejercicio del poder le-
gislativo, que es n fuerZa que no
pudo ser aniquilada, ha venido al
recaer de nuevo en- ell pueblo en-
masa, quedando ell estado en- ell en-
tretanto expuesto a todos los peli-I
gros de las invasiones y de las con-
v~ulsiones.
Ha hecho esfuerzos por impedirI
ell acrecentamiento de la poblacionI
de estos estados, entorpeciendo al
csc fin las leyes sobre naturaliza-
ci6n de e~xtranjeros, negandose a
otras para fomentar la in
y hacienda en- adelante
mas fuerte los requisites para la
appropriation de las tierras.
Ha e~ntorpecido la administration
de justicia, negandose a sancionar
ciertas leyes para ell establecimiento
del poder judicial.
Ha hecho a los jueces depender
exclusivamente de su voluntad,
tanto en- cuanto al termino de ocu-
de sus cargos como en-
cuanto al montante y pago de sus
emolumentos.
Ha creado infnidad de cargos
nuevos, enviando a estas colonias
enjambres de funcionarios para mo-
lestar y esquilmar al pueblo.
En- tempo de paz ha mantenido
aqui ejercitos en- pie de guerra sin
consentimiento de nuestra legis-
Ha intentado independizar la au-l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Boat Owners Returning
From Ca+awba Club Event
BY FRANCES OWENS

A LARGE and Jolly crowd of
boat owners at Detroit Yacht
Club is homeward bound today
after carefree weekend at
the Catawba Club on Lake Erie.
Making the trip together in
their own boats are Mr.. and
Reider ThoreSon in the Mar
Bob. DR.. and Mrs. Hazen STREET.
in the Pin-Jim and Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Currutt in the
El-Gee.
MRS. FREMONT WOOD
RUFF has arrived at the Bel
Vedere Club in CharlevoiX 10
remain until the end of tn
season.
Among others who have taken
cottages at the club are Mrs.
Edward Wilson, Mrs. Marie
Heaton and Miss Florence
Grant.
SOMETIME IN August" is
the somewhat indefinite date
Mrs. Leslie +. Arlington gives
us for the approaching marriage
of her daughter, Frances, and
Edward j. Zyla, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon j. Zyla of Windsor.
whose engagement was re-
Gently announced.
THIS WAS a busy weekend
for Eve Macdonald, who will
become the bride of Lieut.. John
BroduS billiard next Saturday.
The bridegroom, by the way
will not arrive from Fort Knox
until the very morning of the
wedding.
Eve was the guest of honor at
a buffet supper Anne Powell
gave Friday evening in her
home. The table was decked
with red, white and blue flowers
bachelor buttons. CARNATIONS
and sweet alaysum-the table
cloth was white, the napkins
bite and the candles -red.--
: Among the guests at AnneS
party were Julie McNair, Jean
Cowan, Connie Arnoldy. Later
they were joined by William
Beresford Palmer III, David
Keena. Bob Scott and Bob
Sicklesteel and the crowd went
I'D TO the Russell Nutter farm
near Pike Creek, Ont, for the
weekend
Mrs. Augustin G.. Nutter was
also a member of the party.
NEXT WEDNESDAY Mrs
Joseph +. Murphy Jr. of Somer-
set road will give a tea for
Marie Ross Belanger.
Miss Belanger, who is the
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Theo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Party Honors
Mrs. {. @.
Dankwor+h

MRS. +. G.. DANKWORTH
of Los Angeles, Cal, was hon
ored with a luncheon held at
The Whittier by Mrs. Paul {.
DulitZ.
Mrs. Dankworth visited in
town en- route to the West after
attending the graduation at
Annapolis of her son, Ensign
Edwin G.. DankWorth
Guests at the luncheon in
cluded:
Mrs. Amelia Sherman Mrs.
Gertrude Rovin, Mrs A. G..
Huegli. Mrs. r. A. Huegh, Mrs.
Carl Eberle, Mrs. w Alter
Kramer Mrs. Arthur Sher-
man and Mrs. Oscar Harms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries-Rather restricting ten
denotes today. You'll need to eX-
ercise all your ingenuity and
managerial ability to do the
right sort of job. But you can
do il when you really try. Bene-
fits through friends.
APRIL n TO MAY 20
Taurus-Mixed vibrations.
The more benehc ones can be
emphasized to your favor. Deal
ing in technical and military
matters can bring gains. Look
sharply ahead as you plan and
work today.
NAY II TO JUNE n
Gemiai--Not so favorable for
financial returns as for accom-
plishment along constructive
lines, making Improvements and
advancing through personal dex-
terity, skill and perseverance.
Patience is important.
JUNE p TO JULY %
CaHcer-You born before July
8 have the edge slightly on other
Cancer folk in predominating
benefic planetary aspects. How
ever, you can turn the tide in
your own favor through your
intelligent and steady applica-
ton TO duty.
JULY p TO AUG. %
Lc6-No alibis today! Achieve
ment lies squarely on your
sturdy shoulders. Yes, you'll
find friendly assistance outside
if you seek it the right way. BE
sincere, earnest, ambitious. Don't
procrastinate.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
PUgO-There are so many
needed and useful activities in
which to occupy oneself and such
great detectives TO spur US in
our regular tasks that no matter
how many or difficult the obsta-
cles, we should find it a privilege
TO keep busy, TO work and give
our best.
SEPT. - TO OCT. p
Librd-Similar indications eX-
list for you as for Virgoans;
please read advice to them. You,
like they, have common sense
makeup and fine mental equip
ment, you need only the "go"
sign to start accomplishing.
OCT. "a TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Your edmonton is
also in the "be careful" column.
All important work and planning
must be constructive, steady.
Try not to antagonize superiors.
associates or family. Disregard
a temptation to take fiers in
risky trials. Get on with your
job.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
.Sdgittdrius - Don't be too
hasty or impetuous. Time taken
beforehand for intelligent plan
ming and mapping a course Of
action will save time, labor and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

we have for stamps and bonds
for defense.
And there's another angle,
just. as serious. The greater
the purchase of articles for civil
ian consumption, the slower the
rechanneling of the man power
needed for war production. And.
finally, the unnecessary pur-
chases tend TO create a short
age where there is no valid rea-
son for one to exist.
We had almost forgotten how
to be as thrifty as our parents
were. Can't you remember the
ball Of string your mother saved
in the kitchen cupboard drawer?
She would tie the ends of used
string together and wind it up
into neat ball. And instead
of striking another match to
light burners on the gas stove,
she would light an old match
from a burner already in use.
A Mortal Sin
No scrap of soap was ever
wasted. Many a homemaker
carefully saved the suds water
from the weeks washing to mop
up the kitchen floor. Waste
of food was looked at as
mortal sin. We said a blessing
before we ate and then we
cleaned up our plates. If you
didn't clean up your plate, you
didn't get any dessert. You got
a SColdlng.
II was taken for granted that
clothes would be handed down
from one child 10 the next.
Whenever new clothing was pur-
chased. it was carefully chosen
a size too large 10 allow the
child 10 grow into It.
Yes. we had almost forgotten
all those economies. And when
il comes to a choice between
thrift or freedom, thrift is a
pleasure as we'll as an obliga-
ton.
Even those who can afford 10
buy requirements can't afford to
be waSteful. This war is being
fought on the production line.
Every civilian has a part in it.
Copyright 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

YOU CAN let butterflies into
your home when they're this
crocheted variety that beautify
and protect furniture al the
same time A beginner can do
this chair set
Pattern $50 contains direc-
tons for set, Illustrations of it
and stitches; materials required.
Send II cents In coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. l225 Times
Square. Detroit. Mich
owing TO customs regulations.
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Unusual Dressing

COTTAGE CHEESE dressing
is fine for salads. Make il with
p cup sweetened condensed
milk, 2 cup vinegar, y teaspoon
salt, q teaspoon dry mustard,
2 teaspoon paprika, and 4 cup
cottage cheese.
Blend thoroughly milk. vim
cgar. salt. mustard and paprika.
Force cottage cheese through
sieve and add 10 mixture, beat
ing until smooth.
III a richer dressing is desired,
use one Bounce package cream
cheese in place of cottage cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
A Real Prize Group

IT Is said be prize class from the standpoint
OF attendance, efficiency and enthusiasm.
Every one is thrilled the thought of maintaining
the health and morale of the family by knowing the
food and combinations
Some of the members Of the class Mrs Bruce
Howard Mrs. Ralph Savoy Lane Mrs r. Il. McDuh
Mrs. Campbell Symngon Jr Mrs. Albert II. Griffiths
Mrs. L. c. McAuy Mrs. Charlton Newborn Mrs. +. 6.
VanWie. Mrs. A. George Abbott Edith Klein and
Frances Chapoton
Mrs Irene Stahelin and daughter. Mrs Edwin T.
Johnson III the Alberta Stahelin in the
class
But they dropped because Of all the work
they doing at the Colony Club
Mrs Stahein who took the AWVS instructors course
in Prevention has been teaching classes Of Colony
Club members
But the nutrition class is nearly intact as organized
II been meeting 10 weeks 4twohour sessions.
And upon graduation the members will work in
hospitals schools the Red Cross cantecn complete
the 60-hour
Then. they will be qualified for emergency canteen
dJty...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

errors. Not a bad day-just
needs care.
DEC. % TO Jan. ef
C0pric0rH-Your chief prob
lens will reyolve around how you
think in, and react TO, emergen-
cies, new and sitter orders, per-
haps greater outlay Of effort. IL
you are in stride, you'll be okay.
Jan. p TO FEB. 20
AqunritS-Your pitfalls are
likely TO be lack Of enthusiasm,
irritability at criticism or oppo-
Sition. Guard yourself against
these so that you will get the
good obtained by intelligent
action.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH eO
Pisces-Day's general indica-
tions are slower progress, but
developments in scientific, con-
Struction and military matters
are moving swifter than appear
on the surface. New contacts
and changes at a distance (Which
indirectly affect you.) Observe,
listen well.
A CHILD horn OH this day.
Active mentally and physically.
Conscientious, courteous, neat
about self and personal matters.
TOday's individual grows up to
be the careful, ideal homemaker
and parent if his or her finer
nature is developed and religion
plays the important role in its
daily life. Music appreciation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

dore Belanger, will marry Tru-
man Fordyce Brenton, son of
Mrs. Francis +. Brenton, July
% at IL o'clock at Annunciation
Church.
Bette Belanger will be her
sisters only attendant and
Thomas Bosquette will be best
man.
MRS. JOSEPH L. DOSTAL
of Birmingham is still pretty
thrilled over the big surprise
party that celebrated her birth
day.
She's a real Yankee Doodle
girl with July 4 as her birthday
but the party took place a day
or two beforehand.
Mrs. Dostars great friend,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burgess, kept her
away from home all day and
they returned at dinner time 10
find the house and grounds
transformed with red. white and
blue flowers everywhere, tables
set up in the garden and troop
Of happy guests bearing gifts.
In the company were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. John A. Nc
Keown of Portland, Ind, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Falls, Mr..
and Mrs. George Quigley. Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Calhoun, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Colman, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f.. JeffrieS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Cummings. Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Cronin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael kearins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
MEAL ACCOMPANIMENT

Forget potatoes for a moment,
and consider serving boiled rice
with creamed tuna fish. Season
with minced celery, a touch of
curry powder and paprika.
Here's a chance for that chatting
dish at the table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Daughter Visifs Posts

MR.. AND MRS. WILL
LIAM r. POST who arc
occupying the home. =. of
Ensign and Mrs. Clarkson c.
Wormer III during their
absence in Washington, d. c.
Have with them for the
summer their daughter. ...
Mrs. Sloane. the former
Betty Post. =. of st. Louis,
Mo. .. and her children. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Albert Griffiths Visit Son

MR.. AND MRS. ALBERT
A. GRIFFITHS have been in
California =. for the last two
weeks. >. having gone to sec
[ h cir son Frederick. -.
who is stationed on the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

VANILLA PUDDING topped
with fresh strawberry sauce
makes youngsters feel that eat
ing can be fun! Desserts such as
this fruit custard serves a two
fold purpose in the child's daily
fare.
They are valuable in helping
TO supply the quart of milk
needed daily by a growing young
ster and they provide sweets to
make the meal palatable. This
particular one is not so sweet
as to spoil the appetite for other
foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
The Herbert Rich Jrs. Move East

Mr.. AND MRS. HERBERT RICH JR.. and young
daughters Virginia and Barbara. of Hllcrest road
Crosse Ponte gone live. Engewood, N j..
There they Will find relatives. and set of friends
:. waiting them. the former Marjorie Wormer's
and brother-n-laW the William J. Kirns tNir
ginia Wormer) have been living there for several years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Mary Anne Dodge at Pointe Lookout.

IT'S POINTE LOOKOUT for debutante Mary Anne bod.
She the guest of Mrs Francis c. Moran and Frank J
that enchanting place of theirs in Northern Michigan
And. upon her return to town. Mary Anne. will
welcome July Is another of her classmates at Sarah
Lawrence College Mary Woferth of Philadelphia
Mary Anne you recall went East TO assist at Mary
debut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Visits Ranch

SUBDEB JOANNE LAM
BERT. daughter Of the
Charles +. Lamberts is en-
Toying life at Timberline
Ranch in Burnham, Ariz.
Her brother. c buck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Nutrition Class TO Graduate

THE so Indian Village matrons and girls who are
Red Cross nutrition class the Jefferson
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Organized by Mrs Charles Morgana
Are to be graduated this week understand. with
much fanfare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
h N ayt f?
Mrs. Rowland Hall OF on Visit

MRS. ROWLAND LOWE HALL. the former Catherine
Saden taking off today for visit of 10 days
with Lieutenant Halls parents. Mr. and Mrs Marcus
b. Hall. a.. at their summer at West Harwich on
Cape Cod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

salt: combine with cold milk.
Gradually add hot milk. Cook
in double boiler, stirring until
thick; cover and cook Is to 20
minutes. Add vanilla extract.
Pour into molds rinsed with
cold water, and chill until firm.
Serve with fresh or canned fruit,
cream or pudding sauce. To
make strawberry sauce, mix one
cup fresh Strawberries with 2
tablespoons of sugar, crush and
chill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06
Frances
Drake


the Section Your Birthdoy Comes In, and Find What
Your outlook Is according TO the Stars,
For Tuesday. Jtiy =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-06

Marilyn will 60 back With
Jody to Indianapolis to be
her guest. at large house
party. =, at the Weisberger's
summer home Wa-Wa-See.