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Donors
Continued from Page One

Il requires 10000 donors each
week. The number OF centers is
limited. as they must be within
a few hours OF a processing lab
oratory where the blood is pro-
cessed into dried plasma and
serum albumin for emergency
transfusionS.
Although the Red Cross blood
donor project has come about as
the result of requests OF the
Army and Navy and their needs
must come first, emergency sup
plies of plaSma for civilian use
have been arranged. No charge Is
ever made for blood or plasma
donated through the Red Cross.
Chairman of the Macomb
county blood donors clinic is
Mrs. Walter G.. Fenton In
charge of registrations is Mrs.
Carl Schimmel. Mrs, Vern Ker-
win is in charge of staff assist
ants and Mrs. Ned Hand, nurses
aides. Mrs. Clifford Lewis. St.
Clair Shores, is chairman Of the
motor corps.
CARE FOR DONORS
Mrs. Francis u rich Is chair
man OF the canteen Ccl .mittee,
in charge Of serving a light
lunch to the donors and a meal
TO the mobile unit On the can
teen committee are
Monday, August 2, in charge
Of sandwiches. Mrs. Milo War
ner, chairman; Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter, Mrs. w. Bard Hudson, Mrs.
Verle Ryan; serving, Mrs. By
ron Stuck, chairman, Mrs, Har-
~ Malbin, Mrs. Iris Lawrence,
Mrs. Samuel Malbin Mrs Hugh
Neal G: dinner, Mrs Clarence
Wilde. chairman, Mrs Frank ST.
Aubin. Mrs. Jack Feldman Mrs.
Abe Levine, Mrs Rita Stock
dale, Miss Cora Tucker.
Tuesday, August 3, sand
wiches, Mrs Harry Malbin,
chairman. Mrs. Miller, Mrs
Thomas Babcocl.. serving, Miss
Stockdale, chairman Mrs. Field
man, Mrs. Wilde, Mrs Samuel
Malbin; luncheon, Mrs. Mark
Alpern and Mrs. Milon Grin
nell, co-chairmen. Mrs Hudson,
Mrs. Stuck, Mrs. ST. Aubin, Mrs.
Lawrence.
Registrations are coming in
rapid but we need many
more OF them" Mrs. Fenton said
today. The blood bank schedule
has been arranged for Is donors
every Is minutes.
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DOWNPOI'R

BROOKlNGS, Ore. - An air.
plane averted a serious water
shortage in this remote coastal
community.
The city pump had broken
down; the army brought a new
one from Portland. dropping it
by chute.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

The Metropolitan Museum OF
Art New York CliN. has ono OF
the largest collections OF Jade IN
the world.
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APPLE IN TOBACCO

The tobacco industry has
sent It's glycerine to war and is
using apple syrup in its place
This industry will consume al
most the entire 100000 pounds
of syrup produced from the off
grade fruit and apple waste OF
the 1912 crop.
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Hospital
Continued from Page One

tOltlnutu iIOUl dkt bilt
during the recent Tag Day by
representatives of the hospital,
Sister Superior de Chantal, also
revealed. The purpose of the
drive was TO raise funds for the
nurses home.
The sum collected" she eX-
planned, lis only enough to buy
furnishings for the home.
The grounds are available,
but building funds are lacking
Some sort OF aid was promised
by the government but as yet
none is forthcoming. The hos
pital is the only one in Macomb
county and is the responsibility
of its residents, she added
Sister Superior de Chantal
said she has yet to form a con-
crete plan for raising the -neees-
sary funds.
Hopi Indians say badness can
l.. l 4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

Tight hats worn by women
are likely to result in badness,
according TO one physician.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

The WalruS gets plenty Of
company ADD lives in hero.
surrounded 10y all his family.
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Hopi Indians say badness can
be cured by washing the head
with yucca root and then rub
bing il with duck grease.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-19
Gamma Rho
Ceremonies

THREE GIRLS were officially
made pledges and one admitted
10 fun membership in the
Gamma Rho Chapter of the
Beta Sigma Phi in ceremonies
held Monday evening al Mrs.
George Carriers home, preceding
a banquet at Gordons Grill.
Pledges are Jean Gribble,
Shirley LaPointe and Mildred
Ruehle. After SIX months pledge
ship Pherne AndreaS was admit
ted as full member. Mrs.
George Carter, advisor, read the
ritual of Jewels for the new
member and Erma Bennett
president, the pledge ritual.
The banquet table was CEN
tered with an arrangement OF
bebe NUNS flanked by white
tapers On the committee were
Marjorie Babcock and Frances
Tinker The pledges were pre-
sented with gardenias and vel
coined by johanna Braun, chair
man Of the rushing committee,
Mildred Ruehle responded for
the pledges
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Farewell Party
At L. S. @.

A surprise farewell party was
held a, the USO Hostess House
Thursday evening for Envoy and
Mrs. II Carroll, who VIII leave
soon for Liberal, Kansas 10 take
over USO dictatorship in that
city. A gift was presented 10
them from the Service men,
wives, friends and staff of Host
ess House A social evening fol-
lowed and light refreshments
were served.
Among those present were:
Pvt. and Mrs. Burge. Pvt. and
Mrs Wrigley, Mr. and Mrs.
Neary, Cpl! and Mrs. Cos, Pfc.
and Mrs Conroy, Sgt and Mrs.
Rletz, Pvt and Mrs Fixes, Pvt.
and Mrs. Voght, Mrs. Tom Phil
lips, Mrs Karl Khnkhamer,
Mrs NJ Lynn, Mrs. r Cosgrove,
Mrs r. Dlttrich, Pvt. and Mrs.
Butler, Sgt, and Mrs. AspinSon,
Pvt. and Mrs. Gephardt, Major
Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Barbakon,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodwin, Mrs.
Mckie. Miss Ellen Riddle, Mrs.
Mae Soles, Miss z Whitehead,
Mrs. Lewis Gutschow.
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Red Cross Home Service
Workers Hear Address
REIIABILI

VOCATIONAL REHABILI-
TATION for disabled veterans
Of World War II was discussed
asst night bv Leon Grldiev at
the Red Cross Home Service
Workers meeting i'm the Chapter
Headquarters. Mr. Gridley,
who formerly was Home Service
Director of the Detroit Chapter
OF the American Red Cross. now
is connected with the newly or
gained Vocational Training Di-
vision of the Veterans Admin
istration az Dearborn.
He pointed out that the voca-
tional program sponsored by the
United States government was
available only 10 those veterans
Of World War IT, who had an
honorable discharge, service
connected disability and a voca-
tional handicap. II provides
training expenses and an allow
ance. tho training i'm trade
school college. or university
may cover a four year period
The entire rehabilitation pro
gram must be completed IN six
years after the war.
The possibilities Of trajniu
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Members Of Board
Rural Teachers Meet

THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Of
the rural Teachers Association
met at the home OF Mrs. Earl
Houghton, Lafayette avenue last
evening Members OF the Board
for l943-1944 are as follows:
Mrs. Edwin Sharland, president
Mrs. Hazel Jones, LIST. vice-pres-
ident: Miss Agnes Baumgartner,
second vice president; Mrs. Mar
tin Montgomery, recording Sc
cretary, Mrs. Earl Houghton,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Ruth Lowe. treasurer.
Zone presidents comprising
the other members of the Board
are: Zone A, Mrs. Walter Par
sons; Zone B. Mrs. Alice Bevers-
dorf, Zone {, Mrs. lrma Steph-
ems. Zone D, Mrs. Mabel Crull,
Zone f. Mrs. Elizabeth Houtte-
man. Zone F, Miss Agnes Baum
gartner.
Mr.. William l.. Lee was also
present The next meeting VIII
be held in February with Mrs.
Sharland as hostess.
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guests vas held at the Harrison
Township Hall.
Mrs. Hellner chose for her
going away outfit white wool
gabardine dress with black ac-
cessories and a corsage Of gar
deniaS The couple left yester-
day for Riverside. Calf, where
the groom is now stationed.
MISS MARGARET KIRKUM,
Mrs Lorraine Covert and Mrs.
Shirley Hutton, Of Richmond,
entertained in the former home
on Tuesday evening honorlng
Mrs Gordon Burgess, formerly
Fave Thompson. The occasion
was a miscellaneous shower.
Monte Carol Whist was played
with prizes going 70 Margaret
Priehs, Emma Jean Beadie and
Naedan PlaEens. Lunch was
served from long table with A
centerplece of three tered
wedding cake on top Of which
was placed miniature bride
and groom. The place cards were
small baskets with a picture OF
the young couple placed on top
Mrs Burgess received many
gifts.
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Calendar ofComiing G"snb
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER lo


X. OF p meeting at
DANCING PARTY ST Louis school hall for high
students sponsored by n. c. c. W. at D.
], O. Q. F. Will Barron Hall Friday a . m
GRACE CHURCH CHOIR rehearsal parish house 80
p.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20
p o r LADIES AUXILIARY will hold a games party a
Eagle Hail. 10 n N Broadway, at p. m.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER z
GOLDEN RULE CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters will
home of Mrs. Margaret Schoen rs High street p m
b r VI. SENIOR SISTERHOOD meeting in the synagogue
at m.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q
MACCABEE PAGODA Tent Hive No. l25 L will hold In
tiaon in Barron Hall at 8 p. m.
DICKINSON SCHOOL surgical dressing class will
until
CLEMENS SCHOOL Red Cross surgical dressing p m
the school
r o E LADIES' AUXILIARY will meet in Aerie Hall l5ia
y. Gratot. at 8 m.
CIVIC CHORUS at 80 in the community the
high school
MOUT CLEMENS CHAPTER NO. SO RAM will confer
Royal Order degree at Masonic Temple. Preceded by
famous fish dinner at $40 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a
STAR OF FREEDOM COUNCIL No az, Daughters OF Amer
lea will with Mrs Beatrice Frank, 81 Maple street,
at 3 D..
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Rehabilitation Poqram for Disabled War Veterans Outlined
Belgian Patriot
Sends His Thanks
MRS. ELIZABETH WESTEN.

MRS. ELIZABETH WESTEN-
DORF receives the following let
ter from an appreciative Belgian
sailor:
Here is the message:
My Dear Mrs Westendorf,
This is not letter TO 4 strang-
or from stranger but letter
OF thanks TO YOU and 10 so many
unknown frien d : everywhere
over the world, In appreciation
OF your lovely gift and good
wishes which accompanied the
fine jersey which ! suppose you
knitted and had sent to US III
write a word OF thanks. ! was
the lucky fellow who received
the Jersey with your address on
il As I'm serving on mine
sweeper in the North Sea II was
q very warm and welcome gift
TO me, so glad some one thinks
of US.
Being only stranger over
here as well II does mean so
much 10 us that we're still be
tween friendly people, notWIth-
standing that We lost our coun-
try and left most Of our family
over there Well I'm afraid that
have TO draw 10 a close you see
my dear Mrs Westendorf that
| rather think it's better other
wise they'll perhaps cut out too
much. SO once more Thanks for
the wishes, May they come true
soon and the fine jersey it's very
generous Of you.
Hoping this viii find YOU IN
the pink, | wish YOU all the
best Of good luck may God bless
YOU for the things you are doing
and restore peace once more on
this earth so we all could 20
back TO our loved ones
tSigned)
Yours thankfully
ALBERT GOOSENS
HIM NJ MS. 1873
London, England.
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Local Teacher
Speaker at Meeting

THE CHILD STUDY GROUP
! held a meeting al the home of
Mrs. A. Levine last evening
with Mrs. Never Edelstein and
Mrs. Leon Mandell assisting,
Mrs. Milon Grinnell presided.
Mrs. Clarence Barck was well
coined as new member.
Mrs. Paul Benz, in charge OF
the program, introduced the
speaker, Miss Rosa Feigenbaum,
a member of the High school
faculty. She spoke on the Mount
Clemens Youth Guidance pro-
gram, the members were much
impressed and enthused over the
prospects of recreation center,
where our youths may play
ping pong. table tennis, have a
snack bar, etc 10 pass away
their idle hours.
The next meeting will be held
az the home Of Mrs. Stewart De-
Mott, on December 18th, al
which time Mrs. Lucille Stewart
will give a Christmas reading
MRS ROBERT w. LANG is
spending week in Monroe, Wis
ting Mrs Andy Johnson and
daughter Jude.
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Christmas Party
Plans Completed

THE MARGARET BOTTOME
CIRCLE of the Kings Daughters
held business meeting yester-
day afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Oscar Watz. The meeting
opened with reading by Mrs.
Emma Rucker, titled Grace for
Thanksgiving
Members brought their gifts
for the Indian Division Project.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party for members.
which will be held az the home
Of Mrs, c. Edward Willert with
a dinner al 6 o'clock, after which
there Will be a short business
meeting followed by cards.
There Will also be an exchange
of gifts among the members.
Mrs. Willert Will be assisted
by Mrs Wayne Adair, Mrs John
Jarchow and Mrs. Emma Ruck-
er.
THE FRATERNAL ORDER
OF EAGLES Ladies Auxiliary
celebrated five members birth
day anniversaries that occurred
IN November, after their regular
business meeting on Tuesday,
November Is, in Aerie Hall.
Gifts and a birthday cake were
presented from the Auxiliary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-19
Local Couple Married
al ST. Peter S Church

AT A NUPTIAL MASS in ST.
Peters churC h on Saturday
morning at 1890 o'clock, Mary
Therese DeSmith. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs A r. DeSmith Of
Lafayette avenue. became the
bride of Arnold Hellner, Private
first class of the U. ). Army
Aircraft Division, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Anthony Hellner of Rob
ertSon street.
The bride wore gown Of
ivory satin and lace, fashioned
on princess lines with snug bod
ice an d sweetheart neckline
trimmed with rose pointe lace,
long finger point sleeves and a
fun skirt extending into court
train. She wore a Queen Ann
headpiece, also Of rose pointe,
that held her veil OF bridal il
fusion. Her bouquet consisted of
white bebe NUNS conferred with
large gardenias. Her only jewel
r was strand Of pearls. a gift
Of the bridegroom.
Laura DeSnith, sister of the
bride, was the maid OF honor
She was goWned in gold vel
veteen from which fell match
ing shoulder length veil She
carried deep rust colored bebe
NUNS
Bridesmaids were. Rosemary
Duckwitz of this city and Ruth
Lenfestv of Fair Haven Both
wore gowns made similar 10
that OF the maid OF honor, and
carried arm arrangements Of
yellow bebe NUNS.
Kathleen Mae Griffin and
Mary Kay Esdale were flower
girls. Both wore Identical
dresses Of baby blue satin and
net. They carried colonial bou-
ouets Of assorted NUNS All OF
the brides attendants wore
small gold crosses, gift of the
bride.
Lieut. Francis Hellner, broth
or of the bridegroom, acted as
best man. and lst Sergt Albert
Soenen, George Soenen Ber-
nard DeSmith. and Robert Den
ewith were the ushers.
The brides mother chose an
olive green wool dress ~ lug
gage tan accessories. The bride
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With the COlOrs

MRS. BERTRUM II NEINAS
left Wednesday morning for an
extended visit with her husband,
who is stationed al Camp Bland
ing, Florida.
CORP BYRON F MOST and
Mrs Most Evelyn Dickerson)
are visiting in the city. Cpl.
Most 8 on 2 week furlough
from Salt Lake City, Utah.
APPRENTICE SEAMAN lie
ROY McVICAR, Of 40 Mullet
street, mas been assigned 20 the
Steward Mates Training Depart
ment for advanced instruction in
becoming a merchant seaman 70
deliver cargo 70 the battlefronts
Of the world He IS now stationed
at Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn,
New York.
PFC MARTIN F. SCHWARTZ,
USAAF, 20-year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin G. Schwartz.
1853 Wellesley Drive, Mount
Clemens, is on Today fur
Tough from his station AT Rich
mond Air Base, Richmond, Va.
Pfc Schwartz, who is a link
trainer instructor, entered the
Army in January, 1913 He had
been graduated from ST Mary s
High school in 1870 and was a
concert piano student al the De
troit Art Institute until he en-
tered the service.
THOMAS B. HUBEL, Reed
College, Portland. Oregon has
been spending a 9-day furlough
al the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Hubel, of South
River road.
PVT. ROBERT G. KLEIN is
home on a 7-day furlough from
Fort Riley, Kansas He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klein,
AZ Grove Park Pvt Klein COM
pleted his basic training in the
Horse Division Of the c R.TC.,
and also qualified in AST.P.
EDWARD BUTKE, son Of MIR.
and Mrs. Peter Butke, and hus-
band of Evelyn Butke, left
Saturday for service in the L. s,
Navy.
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Junior High Pupils
Hold Turkey Trot'

signed a portion Of the gymnas-
ium and cafeteria 10 each Of
thirteen Junior High sections,
for decorations. The section hay
ing the most attractive decora-
tons will receive a prize.
Miss Dorothy Long, is the fla
Guilty chairman Of the food COM
mittee, Mrs. Lyla Robinson, fac
ulty chairman Of the ticket COM
mittee, and Miss Beatrice Young
will assist the general chairman.
The faculty committee are ex-
tending a cordial invitation 10
all parents and urge them 10
come and witness this affair.
THE ISABELLE DAVIS CIR
Gle OF the Kings Daughters
met on Wednesday evening at
the Kings Daughters home. Mrs.
Jerome Widrig was the hostess.
Plans we're made 10 have pot
luck supper on Wednesday, Dec
ember !, az $40 o clock Each
member may bring a gift.
THOMAS BABCOCK enter
tanned the Board Of Directors Of
Kiwanis Club al the Medea for
dinner last evening.
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for radio or aviation work were
mentioned by NJ Gridley. who
stressed that each application
would be considered on an in
dIvidual basis Of need. back
ground and type OF handicap.
He advised the Rcd Cross Home
Service Workers 20 refer any in
terested veterans Of Macomb
County who qualify for this
training 20 the Veterans Admin
istration in Dearborn
Earlier I'M the meeting, Miss
Beatrice Westlake, Executive
Secretary Of the Macomb County
Chapter. summarized Home
Service policies as outlined at
recent Red Cross Conference in
Grand Rapids
MIR AND MRS HENRY
SHONAN announce the engage
mcnt and approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Ferne, to
Harold FelStoW, son of Mr. and
Mrs Charles FelStoW, of Lenox
township The wedding will
take place on December 4th in
s. Peters Lutheran Church at
, MuttonyIlle
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JUNIOR HIGH s c II 20 l.
STUDENTS will have Turkey
Trot" in the Boys gymnasium
at the High school TINS evening,
beginning at 1870 and lasting un-
iii 1890 o'clock. Students must
be in the building by 7:45 o.
clock. A floor show will be
given by special talent among
the Junior High students. Music
will be furnished by the Bud
dies" Jack PaSSfield is the stu
dent director of this dance band
Miss Rose Scott, faculty chair
man Of the committee has as
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Rroom's mother wore deep wine
with black accessories Both
wore corsages of white bebe
NUNS.
a wedding breakfast FOR 25
guests was held at the Medea
following the ceremony, and i'm
the evening a reception for IFS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-19

STAFF SERGT. WARREN A.
BROWN, of Selfridge Field, has
been transferred TO Mitchell
Field, New York Mrs Brown is
remaining with her mother in
this city for the present.
SECOND PETTY OFFICER
WALTER p. LYONS is now sta
toned in Rhode Island. His
wife and children are with him.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Lyons, Of this city.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-19

Births at st. Joseph's
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN H RE
WOLDT, 6781 Romeo Plank
road, daughter, Sandra Lee, on
November II.
MR. AND MRS WILLIAM "
SMITH. Sans Souci, a daughter,
on November II.
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THE YOUNG WOMEN &

THE YOUNG WOMEN &
METHODIST GUILD Will hold
their monthly meeting Monday,
November %, with Mrs Ronald
Clarke, 98iz Lincoln avenue, at
8 o'clock. After the regular
business meeting the group VIII
play games, with prizes for the
winners.
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Girl
Becomes Bride

JOYCE WORNLAND, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Viola Wornland, as
Eastman street, became the
bride of Donald SarVer. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sarver, l3
Mile road, Saturday evening at
100 O'Clock at the home Of the
brides mother Rev Alfred Ian
don officiated.
Miss Alice Hummel Of this
city and Harvey Flynn of Battle
Creek, were the couples only
attendants Miss Claire Siewert,
sang II Love You Truly, &C
companied by Miss Pansy Bell,
on the organ
TWenty-f relatives and
close friends were present al
the ceremony and reception
later. Mr. and Mrs. Sarver left
for a short wedding trip 20 Bat
tie Greek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
By ADELE GARRISON

meant a few minutes ago
said steadily, "wotiid YOU mind
telling me what was the prom
I've YOU made my father
For an instant his eyebrows
narrowed into a frown, then re-
Taxed again.
II think you already X "
IT," ne said. but can under
stand why you wish to he sure
IL covered what you are going
To tell me. II il simply that j
have promised your father. most
reluctantly. I admit, hat i
would do nothing about dismiss
ing stephen Redfield from the
cast of your play until he no
longer needs Steve "a a decoy."
! put another question.
Then" said. II will tell you
what meant awhile ago nv
saying that ] did not wish Noel
to know about this message to
Olina."
paused. taking time 10 choose
my words with care Then ! said:
He would have To know that
Steve had forged the letter to
Dina. and he already Is ~
wrought mp about Steve. that l
would fear the effect upon him
Of knowing this latest perform
ance Of the man he deteets so
violently"
He thought that over, then put
another swift question:
You say he II 30 wrought up
about Steve. Has anything hap
pened recently 10 upset him
LISTENS TO STORY
He frowned as he listened 10 my
story Of Steve's complaints to
me about Constance Bridgeman s
stealing the show from him. and
his gloomy prediction that Mary
would lose her public 10 Constance
Il she stayed out of the cast 100
long. To my relief. he laughed
when I gave him that last choice
tidblt.
III II weren't so irritating. II
would he amusing" he said.
But tell me-why should Noel
he sO concerned about this when
steve didn't go to Mary with
IT,"
He would have gone In Mary
N hadn't put a guard over
him." | said.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

The eyes Of my father and
Philip Nef-fft -t-tff', 4 if4ffetffe
10 which The great theatrical man.
sger yfeitirft first
"Of course, Charles" he said
81 will remember. But, how"
He broke of, and my iather
smllcd AZ HIM.
I'm hoping IL won't be 80
long now, he said especially
a. some of the actors in this
underworld drama, are--->hall
saye&pressing their roles bit
You might call II that
Philip SAID GraNc.}, tno4gn /
suspected he had twinkle N
his oNc.
What want In do with some
~ the lesser conspirators such
as stephen RedfcId, my father
continued as though \CritIon
had pai SPOKEN yes and
Ruth HAYES although | am Snre
she il closer 30 the inner circle
than RedfCld -- j. 10 involve
. them so hagrantlN In serious
crimes that will have weapons
In my hands for dealing With
them