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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
10000 Shotgun
Shells on Wuv

Seventy thousand shotgun shells for Imperial Valley
farmers to in protecting their crops from ducks and
backbrds headed west from Connecticut Thursday.
kilograms from Senator Sheridan Downey and Con
gressman John Phillips informed the farmers that the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Tusil, Tush

Tush, Tush
Ray Forshey, Al Thomas, and
Jack Caradine had the best place
in town from which to witness the
air show Wednesday, They were
on the roof of the court house.
The fact that they had the best
place to see the show made all the
feminine court house employees
jealous.
we don't want to make anyone
blush but the only route to the
roof is not available to ladies.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
yank Doushboys
On BougainviIIe
Half of lap Reinforceen+s Sent TO Isle
Killed by Marines; Invasion Of Large
Solomon Island Is Progressing Well

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS Southwest Pacific Nov.
H. (UP)-American soldiers have landed Bouganvie
island to fight beside u S. marines who killed half of
japanese landing force that tried vanly flank their
beachhead the last great enemy Solomons stronghold
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Nozis Retredt on
'Armistice Dew
Battered Armies Of Foe Fall Back on
Two Fronts Before Growing Power of
Allies; yanks Progressing Slowly
= By UNITED PRESS

Battered German armies retreated along the Russian
and Italian fronts Thursday the fifth Armistce Day. of
World War H. and London revealed that powerful force
RAF night bombers had struck deep hard into the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Men Revolt at
Orders to Fight
On RUSS an Front
Violent Battle in French Town Takes
Lives Of SIS Troops. Regular Units;
Many Innocent Civilians Die in Fioht

LONDON, Nov. II. (UP)-Reports reached neutral
quarters here tonight that 500 Germans killed
battle between regular army and SIS Elite guards
precpitaed by mutny against orders the troops
to proceed to the eastern front
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
Govt Refusa! Of
ArInistice Extra
Pay Brings Strike
Thousands of Miners
Quit Jobs as Overtime
For Holiday Refused
BY UNITED PRESS

Coal miners walked off
their Jobs in a furry Of wild
cat strikes in several states
Thursday because the gov
ernment would not pay time and
a half for their work on the 25th
anniversary of World War I Armis-
tice Day.
Operators reported Is per cent
of the miners in western and CEN
tral Pennsylvania failed to report
for work.
There was confusion in Alabama
pits where man" OF the miners took
the day off and those on the job
were uncertain whether they would
stay because of the overtime con-
troverSy. Two of four Tennessee
Coal and Iron Co., mines and two
of three Sloss-Sheffield Steel and
Iron Co., shafts were idle. Only
90 per cent of the miners reported
at a third Tennessee Coal and Iron
Co. mine.
r $500 OFF JOBS
In Indiana, an estimated $500
men in the United Mine Workers
Dist. IL took the day off. A union
spokesman said they would return
Friday.
At Castlegate, Utah, $50 miners
walked off the job after learning
they would not receive time and
half pay.
Workers at three Springfield, ILL.,,
mines protested through their un-
ion leaders that they had been
locked out" of their pits because
operators did not want to pay time
and half for Thursdays produc-
ton.
Operators claimed that the miners
had been paid time and a half for
Continued on Page 6, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
UPSIDE DOWN CAKE

Strange things happen these days.
One day this week motorist no.
ticed something strange about the
state highway maintenance yard on
the San Diego bulevard. He didn't
know whether to attribute the
strange sight to the man-poWer
shortage, an absent minded pro-
fessor, or defective vision ~
There were two flags on top of
the flag pole. The poor old Cali
fornia bear was on his back. This
allowed him to look up at Old Glory
while Stunning his tummy.
We never can understand why
persons entrusted with hanging
flags on flag poles never can resist
being funny with them. Especially
since it isn't funny.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
OOOOps, Missed Again

OOO0ps, Missed Again
Harry M, Free walked sedately
out of a cafe in downtown Ell Gen.
tro.
just as he reached the street a
sailor as big as house heaved
a boiler sized fist straight at Frees
chin. Free successfully lodged the
deadly locking collection Of bone
and flesh He gazed reproachfully
at the sailor
"Ch, I beg your pardon, Sir
stammered the sailor in some con-
fusion, Il thought you were some
one else"
Its a good thing you missed with
that SOCK" said Free frigidly, be
cause it would have hurt just as
much as if l had been the man
you thought I was
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-11
WEATHER

Maximum Wednesday "a, minimum
Thurs. Is; am. Thurs. 81, humid
ity SO; noon Thurs. IS, humidity 20;
5 pm. Wed. IS, humidity 21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

YOUR SUMNER standby Will
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Well cut cotton troCk, pattern
4i2S by Anne Adams
The practical front buttonrnE
makes 10 easy 10 care for. easy
10 put on. and very becoming 10
the mature figure You might
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yokeS
Pattern 4i2S is available only
i'm WomenS sizes 81 36. 80. 40.
-, 81. as. IS 40 Size 50 re-
CURES .3il yards 35-}nch, Is
yards rio-rac.
our summer pattern book is
ready tt contains smart styles
for work and play
DreSS pattern, l6. cents book.
10 cents. Pattern and book
when ordered together rs cents.
Address your request 70 the
Anne Adams Patton Depart
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Due To SloWness of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Mrs. Bull in Gay Outfit

Mrs Bull wore gay cherry
Colorcd skirt and A white blouse
printed With matching flowers.
Also in the Bull box was Mrs.
Chisholm Macdonald. on hand
10 admire the splendid riding
Of her little daughter. Mary
Stuart.
Mrs. Macdouald's stunning
sports frock was OF porlWlnklc
=hiHe-hnenF trimmed With bands
of chartreuSe.
That delightful family tho
Edward ParkcrS with son I'd
ward Jr. and daughter Helen
We're there, Mrs Parker I'm blue
and white cotton PRINT and
Helen Smartly turned out IN rid
Ing logs. Small Helen is rapidly
developing into one Of the finest
voting r'ttittS IN -tfttS- community
Christine Wall, the youthful
horse show chairman. was a
plcture on her magnificent
show horse. Golden Boy Mari
ff7-tr " Vail eafS cf-~fStrt.-S if~~t>t-
ant chairman. And Mrs Albert
Wall, their mother, handed out
some of the winning ribbons.
Mrs. Wall wore mustard yellow
with a large matching hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Bri5e-elec+ Janey Briggs Arrives

THREE SMART girls Mary Fisher Mrs. Everel
Fisher and brideeect Janey Briggs arrived together
Mary had navy sheer dress with long sleeves and
pretty white collar and cuffs and navy hat trimmed in white
Mrs Everel Fisher navy and white print and navy
and white hat.
And Janey chose aquamarne and navy pattern dress
with deep border Of aquamane and navy print the bot
tom Of the skirt and printed top.
The two shades were combined in her hat.
Mr. and Mrs Charles T. Fisher Sarah Ann. and
Gerry Marcoux drove up together.
Mrs Fisher black and white Sarah Ann
In navy and white and Gerry beige lace dress and
with a wide brimmed brown hat.
Mrs Walter o. Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sorenscn
chatting together they left the church Mrs Briggs
print which had gay flowers black background
and lowered hat and Mrs Sorensen in tvopece gray
and white print and white hat.
Mrs George Socums black faile silk suit topped
by airy hat made Of pink and swahed pink illusion
yelling and her costume completed by pink gace kid
gloves 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Junior Horse
Show Held at
Poin+e Club
BY FRANCES GIVENs

The annual Junior Horse
Show at Crosse Pointe Hunt
Club. postponed for a week be-
cause of bad weather, took
place Sunday on one Of the
most beautiful afternoons of
the season
II was cool enough for the
comfort of the riders and warm
enough 10 allow feminine spec
tatorS TO 90 hareheaded and
turn out I'm some OF those fash
ionable bright cottonS that
haven't seen the light of day
since the close of the winter
resort season.
It wouldn't be A Junior horse
show without the presence of
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. Henry Bull,
who have not missed the event
since their son and daughter,
Henry and LYDIA. grew big
enough 10 ride, and both par
entS were highly gratfcd with
rne btuc ribbon and silver cup
Lydia won m the Hor~n75n-
Ship class. LYDIA rode Light
ming Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Mrs. Frank Couzens in Smart Coat

MRS FRANK COUZENS compromised being prepared
for cool breezes off Lake ST. Clair the suy weather Sat-
urday afternoon see.
She was tremendously smart in a black wool fitted coat
printed frock which had unusual black design
a white background with touches of magenta. and a
black hat trimmed in white
One Of the attractive guests Mrs. Sam Heaney
OF Chicago. wife of Ensign Heaney who usher
Mrs Hcaney. brunei printed crepe dress
with large dark scrolls white tiny hat Of white
daisies with dark brown swathed brown yelling
and brown suede pumps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

THIS COY puss WORKS up ~
no, time on a quilt block itS
gust one easy patch. Use mp odds
and ends. II lends so much va
rJcN 20 the making and eilec-
}voneSS Of a quilt ANY young
Nter would be proud 10 own H.
Pattern SIS contains diagram
~ block accurate pattern piece;
directions FOR making quilt dla-
gfan Of Quilt Nard7goS
Send ~ cents ln COINS FOR Tins
pattern 10 The E4ut4 Wheeler
Pattern Department l225 Times
Square, Detroit, 20. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Care in Canning Berries
Preserves the Color
Nv PRUDENCE PENNY

" II Z y STRAWBERRIES
have the place Of honor on the
kitchen table. its time 10 think
about saving them for the com
ing winter Strawberries are
one Of the first fruits Of the
summer which are on the mar
ket in sufficient quantities and
AZ a good price for canning.
THIS is ono Of the most deli
catelv colored Of all berries.
Consequently care must be
taken when canning in order
that the original color may be
retained A very high tempera-
ture or too long period Of cook
Ing tends 10 destroy the color
ING matter.
In preserving add to the
aitractlveneSs NJ tho finished
product by preparing in such
way that tho fruit VIII not rise
TO the top Of the jar Select
firm berries. wash and stem
place in a shallow pan TO avoid
crushing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Zen. and Mrs. Knudsen Attend

GEN. AND MRS. WILLIAM S. KN1'DSEN were there
the general looking distinguished and Mrs Knud
50 stately.
She smar'.y dressed a-nsyy sheer with lingerie
glet and cuffs edged WITH ace4p sable scarf and
nav nat with crown Of white flowers ...
Among others at The wedding Mrs Charles r Fisher
Jr... Mrs. *. r. KcIcf. Mrs. sam Keller. Mrs Alvin
MacauIev Mrs Francis Barsc. Mrs Russell Algcr....
Mrs Sdney r. Miller Mrs. Eeesf9td Palmer. Mr. and
Mrs Fredeucs " Richardson Mrs Edward r Hammond
and Betty Mrs Henry p Williams. Mrs O. Ogden Ellis
Dr. and Airs Sisurd Becker. Tho Misses Anna and
Elzaoeth Walsh the brides only aunts and Col. NJ w
Walsh fht budes uncle O. D. Madam NJ ard Mrs
G, II Batchc.orlaad Mary Jaue Pat Mckee Jane Kher
-. Mr. and MIN Arthur r Hoffman and Betty Ellen Mrs
Harry Mu''er Mrs. Lester Ruwe Virginia DeVoy....
Mrs George Renanafd -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
.T'NE = TO JT[Y -

JUNE p TO july -
CoBccr Industrial matters,
investments in government and
other stable issues on preferred
list. All workers engaged in
war essentials. Red Cross and
other such agencies especially
sponsored.
July p 70 AUG. -
Leo-Born before August s?
You may find personal issues
less favore than workaday
interests. For you born after
August :, it is the other way
around.
p AUG. % TO SEPT. %
TWgo-Study, planning, con-
forences, secretarial and news
paper work. literary efforts,
matters that require keen analy-
sis and farsighted Judgment are
favorites an today's Virgo plane
tary Setup.
SEPT. ?! TO OCT. -
Libro-Day neither stimulates
nor retards hut can be nodded
10 your needs. Exercise Libra's
excellent judgment. Industrious
ness and mechanical ability and
you'll get things done and done
well.
OCT. p TO NOV. %
.Ccorpio-Can be progressive
or lust mediocre depending upon
how YOU perform your duties
and react TO emergencies, also
d d Q d responsibilities. We're
counting on you 10 do your best
which is something,
NOV. - TO DEC. %
So0iffrrius-Proceed u n 4 er
sensible control. a. VI. warns
against unnecessary changes,
shifting from that which IS run
ming efficiently 10 make new
trys If. Of course tho latter is
not Imperative 10 the war effort.
nc. p TO IN. p
Capricorn - Friendly indica-
tious on your side but during
the early part of your working
day u will ne wise TO exert your
self a little harder but do not
he impatient Of results. Day
improves as H. advances.
JAN. p To FEE. N
AQlt0riIw-Today won't brook
idlng or careTessness. And you
can achieve more than yon at
first realize " YOU keep alert
and AZ your ion No need 70
worry and strain, Just keep forg-
ing ahead
FER. n TO MARCH N
P>iS.c q Heath measures.
relief organizations. undertak-
ings 10 benefit the morals and
personal comfort Of our armed
forces; religious activities and
all sound. wholesome work first
favored Avoid extremes, worry,
Impotence.
4 CHILD horn op This d1U.
Entertaining. has retertive MON
rry. is falkatJvp interestingly
SOL inclined 20 he aggressive
hut usually whom supporting y
Just causa Talent for the stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
MAY "a M LLNE ~

& p,iuj-Fairiv good inhu-
ences which eliminate late to-
night II care is taken IN plans
and in following instructions
and orders, much constructive
work can he done. Don't overdo
or scatter your energies in too
many directions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Rsdtkes Included

Besides the visitors. the guests
included MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Radti<c, Mir and Mrs. Vaughan
{. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. +. j..
Coulton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Necl Josephine Carpenter. Bet
~ Ann Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Little, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Havill.
Yet another dinner and dane
ing group which gathered at
the DAG the same evening are
Mr-and Mrs Edward MIC
Intosh, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Mcguire, MIR. and Mrs Elwood
Peabody. and MIR. and Mrs. En-
mef F, Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy are leaN-
inc today 10 make their home
in Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Learn From
Neighbors'
ardens
BY ISABEL ZUCkER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

THE VERY best way 10 know
what YOU want for your garden
is 10 actually seq the plant he
II vegetable. fruit or flower.
No one ever got 10 see anything
new by staying home and look
ing Al his own four walls cor
maybe hedges or fcnccSl 50 get
out from under and look around
you.
I know gas is scarce and
other travel restricted but
you'd he surprised how many
Of your neiChhors grow some
thing YOU never saw before
A visit TO a noarpy nursery
may introduce YOU ~ many
new varieties. And. after all.
you still have feet and the
power 10 use them and though
your use Of the car may be
limited. still YOU do co places
and could 500 many new plants
If YOU lust thought about 1t in
advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Strawberry Jelly

cups berry Juice
. tablespoons lemon JUICE
& cups sugar
bottle fruit pectin.
To reR-a tree. crush
thoroughly or grind about 3
quarts fully ripe berries. Place
m Jelly bag and squeeze out
iuiCe Squeeze and strain fuice
from I medium lemon. Measure
sugar and uIce into large
saucepan and miN
BRING 10 a boil over high heat
and add pectln AZ once stir
ring constantly. Then bring 10 a
flll rolling boil and boil hard y
minute Remove from heat.
skim pour quickly Parafin al
once. Makes about l. glasses.
Strawberry Jam
cups strawberries
cups sugar
2 bottle trult poCiln.
Measure sugar and StraWber-
rieS into large kettle. mix we'll
and bring 10 full rolling boil
over high heat. Stir constantly
before and while boiling. Boil
hard 3 minutes Remove from
heat and stir in pecuu. Pour
quickly. Paraffin at once. Makes
about 10 glasses. s ounces each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

and Joseph G Black Jr. Nv,
Who will be married June
rs AZ Z 80 p m. in
Crosse Pointe Nom o.rIe ]
Church
MISE Shafer rs me daucn-
ter ~ DR.. and Mrs Loren ".
Shaffer of (. Outer drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Detroit Sons
In Service
Feted at DAG

PARTIES N celebration of
wedding anniversaries and IN
honor NJ DCtrOItS sons home
from army training We're the
order Of The cponing over the
dinner hour Saturday night at
The Detroit Athletic Club.
Mn. and Mrs. Herbert ".
Smith Of Fisher road -~eiruSSr-
Polntc. marked their 25th we'd
ding anniversary with a dinner
party. The table was conferred
with an arrangement Of gay
flowers flanked by light tapors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Cover With Syrup

Cover with hot medium syrup.
made with 3 parts sugar 70 =
parts water, boil gently from ;
10 & minutes and let stand in
kettle from 10 II hours. Dur
inc this time the berries will
become saturated with the
syrup and will not rise TO the
top Of the Jar
Pack into Sterlllzed Jars. adj
Just caps and process in hot
water bath for ; minutes or in
a 275-dogree oven for u min
u'CS. Cool and store.
Strawberry lam and Jolly are
all-tIme favoritcs make those.
too. while tho berries pr in
season. Canning Sugar%fnav he
o b q inc Il for making these
sweets by presenting stamps -
and rs from ration hook num-
hcr ono. Each one is good for
; pounds. If additional sugar
is needed this must he applied
for at your rationing board.
Using Subsfitufions
Suhsfitutions Of corn syrup in
making Jelly when pectin IS
Used must be done according to
these rules. In using powdered
pectin light corn syrup may be
substituted for one-half the
sugar required. For each cup
sugar omitted use / cup corn
syrup Substitution Of corn
syrup should not be increased
beyond one-half the sugar or
tho results will not be SatiSfac-
tory
With bottle pectIn. 2 cups
light corn syrup may he suhSti-
tnfed for 2 cups of the sugar
required. Substitution of com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Pratts Are Guests

Celebrating the event with
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Pratt Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Alb
bolt, Mrs. and Mrs. Farrand
WISE, Mrs. Josephine Minor.
Mrs Edith Macarthur Walter
a Smith, and Charles r.,
Ravens.
Another dinner and dancing
party was that given hNAlr. and
Mrs Vaughan Rod I'm honor of
their nephew. Cpl. Thomas Reid,
and his friend, Cpl. Ben Kelly,
who have hccn tho RcidS hoaSc
guests for the last week.
Both young mon 7rr U1eUn0TS
Of the Raj and are here from
Scotland. The fcStivity was in
Tho nature OF a farewell as Cpl
Reid and Cpl Kelly are leaving
tomorrow for duty after l0'days
through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Cpl. Mayhem al Home

CPL. JOHN MAYHEM of
Camp Siebert. Ala, Is spending
10 days leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Francis MAY hew.
IN iheir home in Gladstone
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
MARCH IA ~ -ApRLL ri

" y " 7 IT : 7 y " n y =
Aries-A mild day. Late eve
ming, through the night and
early next morning under most
beneficent rays. An work and
business which operate through
the night s h gu / find things
profitable. Added stimulus essen
tlal during day.
APRIL II TO WAY ~
ToUus--Not especially auspi-
cious for extensive operations
but Just the sort Of day for
checking errors, bottlenecks and
other hindering agencies TO pro-
duction and achievement. Carry
on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

PKISI a
TESTS AT the fashionable jaCObsFIsher wedding Sat
urday had different ideas the weather
Airy, clothes by smart matruns and girls
-. mingled with dark costumes and furs
Of girls included -, Priscilla zcder
her guest Elizabeth Reid Of BernardsvIe, n and
Patsy Possciius- att in hight prints.
Mrs George j. Fredencks and Mrs J. x. Millar WHO
arrived together presented contrast In
summary print gay floral design white background
and tiny hat made entirely Of white yoets and the
latter black crepe dress long silver fox cape and
a bright lowered hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Nov Is The Time

June is definitely the month
10 visit gardcnS-oven if every
gardener tells YOU the same
thing and they all do you
should have seen ny garden last
week IS the usual greeting
but no matter, even if the
owner doesn't think his place
is up 10 snuff and tbcy never
do YOU may he delighted with
il and tho things he rs growing
Why NOT plan q short talk in
a different direction each dav
for 4 week. with \ visit to each
garden along the way. TT war
rant YOU wont got very far
without learning something or
seeing some new plant
Then take = look I'm the vel
low pages of tho telephone di-
reCtoTy Soc what nurseries arc
near tho points YOU must drive
10 in your shopping or business
While You are thorc anyway. ~
takes ONLY a fow minutes Of
your time 10 visit them and vdu
Will be we'll repaid for the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Read The Labels

Stores that carry tools and
srrays and Other garden SUD-
plies arc also fascinating to
visit You don't have 20 hpv
anything. YOU know JuSt>road-
inc the labels ON spray pack
ages is 4 lihcJal education for
any cardcnerN.cach tolls what
insect il is FOR and on which
plants IL is 10 he used
It's wartime Yes. huf there
has 10 he 2 little while for roc
-reatlen too and tho TWO Of
VSitJrC 7 have suggested makes
The host kind Of educational
recreation-so 10 spoak-for the
gardener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Jenny Farrow Rides

Among the other young nd
orS were Jenny Lou FarroW,
Pat Mahony. judy Limbrock,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

jimmy Whitaker Dolly Linz
brock Tom DINarco. sally
Whitehead Henry Bull Anne
ErkfirZ-- Milton llcnkln- Mari
~ Marshall ard Mai Mary Richardson
We saw Mrs George Brett
Shac1cr haamnC over good
ncWS from her husband Capt
Shacfcr who is having a Won
derful tnrIc over there IN Aus
fralIa with the army engineer
amphihian command.
Mrs John p. Frazer and Nr.
and Mrs G. II Bliss were Shar-
ING a hoN And present also
were hosts Of other people you
know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

syrup should not he Increased
beyond TWO cups or the results
VIII be unsatisfactory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

4 CHILD horn o. this d1u.
Entertaining. has retentive MON
DRY. is falkatJvp interestingly
SOB Inclined 20 he aggressive
hut usually whom supporting
Just causa Talent for the stage.