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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
SuperIetives Of Yesterday Understatements Ioda

Curousy enough the colossal activity in wartime tends 10
statistical dream Chamber OF Commerce men come
yesterday become understseen To-Day
talked recognize that me
normal but hoping that me region
readjusment with some net gains
n population and IN industry.
Like 9th which have been visiting IN
Francisco waiting for favorable circumstances
trying plan its destiny This recalls Napoleon
dcim: Circumstances? make circumstances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Name Fruehduf
Purchasing Head

Ralph G Caullcy has been APP
pointed director Of purchases Of
the Fruehauf Trailer Co. accord
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Livestock Markets

PITTSBURGH nov - GNSi CAT
TtE-I50. steady Steers g0eG - choice
SID ~ ~ 20 medium ~ good SIS common
90 medium Si2 - heifers. good u
choice SIS 500i4 medium % good SlO
nil 50. common 20 medium. s. 80 r 50
COWS good 20 choice SiOu ~ medium -
good 81 81 90 Gamers snd cutters, 50
- 7 so cuUs. good g. choice. ti2g i 20,
common 90 medium. s. 500 II. grass
steers Seul3 so
HosE- 600. active S'>steAdy prices
wan aF6rcs az SIS % l60-l-v % - ~
mo ~ 10000 jos Si3 50 4l3 - ZOO
40 ms Si3 SOFAS 20. 22o-250 lbs Si3 10
r f3 40 2s0-2g0 lbs Sl3 50 % - IS 200
$50 lhs SI3Hi3 go l0o.l5Q rs 81 II
r1uehs Sll IS RI - p
SHEEP $50 steady. Choice lambs
SIS SCOTT medium % good clipped SO
clipped $500 so, vethers clipped
CALVES i25 stead, Good n choice
SIS 5ou 50 90 medium t1onli So. me
dunn 90 good Si2H c1H' and com
% 600 stead ION S7 rs bulk St3a
1873 heAv.es. Si3 500 1918 mediums.
So IS. ughts Si2 Il7 so light ughts.
SO 25g i3. psckine soWs. si275 q 1879
Pc cATTLE q 500 steady CAVE. ooo
steady Beef steers choice $3.50 rs 50
medium Slt015 yeariings Si2 9 rs %.
Butchers. hclfers SiOnls COWS. s. 30
n bulls So ? So. calves, 81 70 IS, feed
ers 50 50al3 Stockers steers Sh =
i3 5n cows and hflfers Ssui2
SHEEP 10 500 steady. lambs si2 50
rnes. $40 5ou12 feeders. Sii ai2. ewes.
fEti ID -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

DfNtdends IN the foregoing table are the
anlnIfnts declared or paid 40 far this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Ten months ended Oct 81
1913 1892
Net income s2s 347 753 S25 .0ss 2g0 .
Com share earnings S3.3s 1921 4
Oct. net income 81 IlO,51t S6.f4s, 0si 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

not sroN LIGHTING AND POWER
1913 fi942
Oct net income 1912 eo2 S35s. 700
u mos net income S3.iis, SIS So 662 $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
pFNNsyLyANIA r.

Nine months ended Sept 30
1888 1912
Net income $50 1852. 37s S63. SOS. SIC
Com share earnings S4s2 S4s3
Sept net income IS ISL 57l Si3 $50. e4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

while all eight Of his lovely com
panionS were girls who proved fun
To be with, we think that Van
dcrvort will take his chances with
the NaziS rather than face what
Joel McCrea has 10 so through
with in the picture, The More the
Mcrricr," screened for this group
last night
Another thing about such group
insurance is that not one girl had
a chance 10 cry, Wolf -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

John Lodcr'S 4-ycar-old daugh
ter. Daniclle, came home from
Sunday school IN a questioning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Jack Benny Turns Angel in Nelu Film

mood. rs it true, she asked her
sctor-daddy, that God can see
everything and hear everything ?"
Absolutely" said John. Can he
even hear everything the soldiers
say" went on the metaphysical
minded miss.
Why, yes papa replied. "Oh,
daddy said Daniclle in shocked
tones. he shouldn't listen that S
a military secret "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
The More the Merrier
Too Many for officer
BY CHARLES GENTRY

II THREES a crowd, then
eight must pack an auditorium
for a soldier who has a night off
and too many girls 10 cope with.
The Fox Theater. prompted by
the man-power shortage problem
presented in their new picture,
The More the Merrier," which
opens Friday, decided 10 expert
ment with an officer dating eight
girls at one time.
We presume that soldier
dreams of being home, eating
mothers cooking. looking out at
the evening sky from the living
room window and being at peace
with the world.
Nuts,
The guy likes TO think Of him
self being surrounded by a dozen
beauties. each one having some
thing different 10 offer. He PIC
lures a composite mind S-eye deal
with one girl who is a perfect
conversationallSt. one a beautiful
dancer. another who can cook,
still another who'd be so nice TO
come home 10: etc
So the Fox whipped up this idea,
which has no connection with the
film outside of a little obtru>iNe
publicity. and gave Il Jack Van
dervort the most exciting evening
he's had since he plotted Bomber
y across ocean 20 blast y out OF
target Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

HOLLYWOOD, May 1O-Can't
you just see Jack Benny as a
good-goodie angel wrestling with
temptation? Well, that's the role
Jack will play in The Horn Blows
lat Midnight" a comedy fantasy by
Sam Hellman based on a story by
Jacques Thery. Jacks radio vaca-
tion comes up in June and he'll
spend the last part Of it tapping
his wings and tWanging his harp
on the Warner lot whore he last
made George Washington Slept
Here First, however, he'll 90 on
IA camp tour.
After doing his bit for Uncle
Sam he'll get together with Pro-
duccr Mark Hcllingor and Director
.Raoul Walsh 10 make the amusing,
celestial yarn which sounds like a
male version of 4 Married an
Angel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
\ SLIGHT MIX-UP

II was exciting because nothing
turned out the way n should have.
Even a Casanova cant keep
eight girls fascinated through
cocktails. dinner. a movie and "a
night club session without begin
ming 20 show signs of great strain
The lieutenant noble pink
checked youth. began 20 look pale,
even before dinner began
In the FIRST place The dark
haired laSSie, Olga Fabian. who
was picked from the Arthur Nur.
ray School as being tho best
dancer. turned out 20 be The most
interesting grl 20 talk 10. The
Girl who laughed and turned on
her great charm Evelyn Fcctcau
turned OUT 20 be his dream dane
INC partner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
DAUGHTER DEBUT

Jack KirklandS trip 10 Chicago
to attend the debut of his daugh-
ter. Pat, in Kiss and Tell" Will be
a hurried trip He'll come back
and probably go to Metro-Gold-
WVn-Maver 10 do the adaptation of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
Heaven Is Built

Filming on "A Guy Named Joe"
has been halted for three days
while the sets for the Heaven"
sequence are being rcadied, Lionel
Barrymore will play the general in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

Special Services tapped me on
the shoulder one morning and
told me he had an assignment,
asked him il il was foreign
duty.
"He said Yes and here am"
ROMANCE Is OUT
Tt. NanderVort is stationed out
at Romulus, Mich, with the new
army air transport command anC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

his play "Moon Strike" That's the
play he wrote for his present wife.
Haila Stoddard He's as proud as
he can be of that kid of his.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11
GOMEZ BACK

If the many letters I receive
from fans is any criterion, then
you know that old-time actors like
Monte Blue are in high favor.
Monte played a role of trainer
IN a movie / saw I've forgotten
the name of the picture, but we
received dozens of letters asking
why Monte Blue was not given
better parts. haven't looked into
Jack Warmers mail, but I'll bet
he got some Of the same letters.
for now he has given Monte a
good part in Animal Kingdom. !"
Very nice that his new job
comes just when he is celebrating
his thlrtY-thIrd year In motion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

pictures. Now don't ask me how
long I've been writing a column
for I'm the kind Of gal who "ain't'
tellin' her real age.
DIAMOND LII
Diamond Liz is to have a
Whether Ann Corio has
the legal right to give the rowdy
Lii maternity l don't know. But
Ann, who Is a great admirer of
Mae West, has a play she is calling
Diamond Lis Daughter and she
plans first TO take IT on the road
and then make it into a movie at
Monogram
That is. unless Mae West has the
right 20 refuse TO let Diamond lii
90 on into the next generation
Ann is brunette. slim and the OPP
poSltc of Miss West. who IS blond
blue-eyed and plumpiSh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-11

charge of the Heavenly opera
tionS headquarters" 10 which
Spencer Tracy reports after his
bombing plane crashes.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
DE VISTA

BESIDE hace dias Sc eneaentra
entire nosotros disfrutando de una
licencia concedida por sus jefes,
ell Pvt. Orlando Gonzalez, ell cue
desde hace meses presta sus servi-
clos a las ~fuerzas del "Tio Sam.
Ell Pvt. Gonzalez Sc encuentra
estacionado en- ell Campamento
white, en- Oregon, donde no ha-
ce mucho estuvo tambien su espo-
sa, la Sra. Georgina Talavera de
Gonzalez.
Durante su estancia en- esta re-
sidira en- ell hogan de sus padres
politicos, esposos Manuel Garcia
Talavera, residences del 2403 de la
Gale doce.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
CUMPLEANOS

Nos completeness o estas IL
reas en- felicitar a la Srta Julia
Garcia, la que en- ell dia de hoy
cumple ounce amos.
Tan bella damita, que empleza
a d~estacarse en- nuestros circulos
5~ociales, es hija de los esposos
Carlos Y Rosario Garcia, del 28O9
de la Gale 81.
Con tai motive sus papas lie o.
freceran una pequena f~iestecita.
familiar.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
habra de recibir, ell cronista une
la cuya, muy sincera.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
Ell BALE DE o C

Ell Patio-Jardin de la sociedad
Cfrculo Cubano fue escenario aver
roche de una gran fiesta bailabla,
auspiciada por la Secci6n de Re-
creo de esta simpatica institution.
La co%ncurrencia como siempre,
numerosa y escogida, sobresalien-
do los hombres en- uniforme.
La Concha de la m1sica fue ocu-
pada por la orquesta don Fran
CISCO, ell conjunto que gusta a
los bailadores.
En- medic de gran algeria Sc
termin6 la fiesta a las once de la
noche, constituyendo para sus or
ganizadores un verdadero exito.
Otra gran fiesta Sc verificara
ell proximo Domingo.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

La Seccion de Recreo Y Adorno
reabri6 aver su sala de bale para
la temporada de otono e i~nvierno.
Momentos antes de que la or
Cuesta Don Francisco empezara
a tocar, ell presidente de la socie-
dad, Don Ramon Fernandez Rey,
hizo acto de presencia y tavo pa
labras de carino para los mucha-
chos, obsequiandolos despues.
Los primeros en- s%entarse, a pc,
co de alberta la cancela, 10 fueron
ell DR.. Carlos Barbas y su esposa;
nuestro Director, Sr Victoriano
Manteiga, Sra. Archie Donaldson
Y ell notable actor Gilberto Delfino.
A la puerta hacia los honores
ell presidente Manuel Wales.
Encima de la escalera,, "a la en-
trada, ell techo es n preciosidad.
Lindos dolores, artisticamente
hermanados, sirven de encanto y
delete a los ojos.
Maravillosa combination, digna
del pintor Y decorator que la con-
cibiera, un artista de gran repu-
taci6n e innegables meritos.
Ell piso ha sido cepillado de nue.
vo V pintado, armonizando con las
paroles, la cancela del patio,
las palmas Y ell plateado de los
grandes ventiladores.
Los manteles bicolores de las
mesas hacen IN admirable conjun-
to con las fundas multicolores de
las sillas.
Ell "cielo raso" es de color azul'
Las luces de la plataforma de la
o@rque1ta, color ambar, hacen un
exquisite pendant" con ell deco
rado.
Verdosas las TEXAS y rojos los
claveles del balconcillo.
Policromia en- ell decorado, en-
los trajes de las m%ujeres, en- el
adorno de las mesas; pero un con-
iunto gratisimo a la vista.
Uniformes de soldados y ma
rineros.
Piernas blancas sin medals en-
las jovencitas; piernas sin seda,
pero con Ell rayon brilloso y ele-
gante. . Caras palidas, mejillas
rojas y enrOjecidas, mientras Don
Francisco toca sus mejores pleas.
Frank Fernandez, n de los
iefes de la publicidad de Sears,
estaba ALI, coIaborando con los
muchachos, y tambi@n Angelic
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
La fiesta de aver en- Ell Centre Espanol
R~eapertura de la Sala de Bale

Santana, jr. hijo de un querido
amigo.
Angel de la Riva, ell expresiden-
tie, lego con su esposa, y tambien
el Colorado" Mendez, %eXvicepre-
sidente de la Seccion.
.Severino Quintanilla, nm EXPIRE
sidente, tambien estaba ALI.
Manuel Wales recibi6 muchas
congratulations y prometieron
colaborar con 81 los Sres. de Ia
Riva, Escalante, Mendez, Quinta-
nilla Y otros valiosos elementos.
En- una reception efectuada n
las seis de la tarde, Sc brind6 por
la orquesta Don Francisco Y ha-
blaron nuestro director, Sr. Victo-
riano Manteiga, Frank Grasso; ell
anable presidente de la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Asturiano, Sr.
Arduengo, De la Riva y otros.
Tambien sc brind6 por la Prem
sa, 10 que a%preciamos y agrade-
cemos.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
PROXTMA FIESTA

En- conversation con ell Sr. Fran
cisco Garcia, presidente de la So
ciedad Cfrculo' Cubano, nos inf6r-
mo que en- su Ultima Reunion con
la Secci6n de Recreo habfan acor-
dado ell celebrar ia patriotica f.
cha. cubana 10 de octubre con un
Cabaret. en-, TODD, Ell edificio social.
Para esta OCCASION usaran los
ervicios de cuatro de las mas po-
pulares orquestas locales.
Empezara a las seis de la tarde
y durara hasta las doce de la no.
che, a precios m6dicos.
A las diez de la noche Sc veri-
ficar$ en- la sala de s%esiones una
reception para cconmemorar esta
gloriosa fecha (GRITO DE VA
RAJ. "A la misma seran inyitados
el Consul de Cuba, las hermanas
sociedades regionales, la Prensa On
general, los Emigrados Revolu-
cionarios Cubanos, autoridades CT
viles y militares, y tambien atlas
personalidades de la colonia.
Daremos mas detalles.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
MEJORADA

Hallase b~astante mejorada IL
nina Maggie Ciaravella de la heri-
da que recibiera en- pasados dias,
en- ell pie dereoho, cuando jugaba
en- ell frente de su casa.
Hubo necesidad de darle cinco
puntos. +,
Esta angelical criaturita, ahija-
da del que estas lineas escribe, re-
side con sus papas, esposos Sal
vador Y Ofelia Ciaravella, en- ell
.2605 de la Gale II.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

Rapidamente Sc mejora de las
quemaduras que ~recibiera en- la
cara v brazos, Ell estimado amigo
Roberto Cernuda.
Las primeras atenciones medl-
a Sc lie prestaron en- ell S%anatorlo
del Centre Asturiano, encontr1n-
dose al presente en- su hogan, DON
de terminara de restablecerse.
Nuestros mejores deseos porque
pronto 10 volvamos a yer en- sus
acostumbradas labores.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

de la pasada semana
Fen Ia Clinica de la Gale
/ Novena Avenida, la
Re Vetrano, un robusto
llevara Ell nombre de Mi
|rano.
\ Vetrano fue asistida
+ A. A. Gonzalez Y va
Pa de nuevo en- su hogan
| Ia Gale Lamar, donde
p por sus amistades.
mos a los esposos Vetra-
dicha.
La gaceta., 1943-09-13
NIDO

i pasado Microbes Sc
len Tampa ell a~preciado
Barja, Ell que goza de
pa de varios dias. Los
union de su mama, la
ben Barja, domiciliada
lta de la IA avenida.
} Barja pertenece a Ia
! esta nacion Y Sc en-
estacadO en- Cambridge,
Iial saludo para ell ami
La gaceta., 1943-09-13

Ira matinee bailable ce-
n tarde por la Seccion
4 Adorno del Centre Es-
sidida ahora por Ell jo-
Vale e ~integrada por
grupo de j6venes con
krabajar por la institu'
presentan.
krrencia fue de la mas
nutrida. Todo fue ale
Itento. Cuatro horas de
/ mesas Sc veian ocupa-
|simpaticas damitas Y
eaballeros, muchos de
|rdo uniforme de nues-
Is armadas.
esta "Don Francisco"
h insuperable programa
|bailable, siendo mereci-
plaudida por la concu-
bio de la noche Sc do
nada esta fiesta, con-
Jus organizadores IN ro-
bio.
bgo entrante tendra lu-
blaGos al joven Vale
i alcanzado.
Evening star., 1943-04-11

enjoy wearing uniforms just like MEMS"
'Some of those kids are doing swell job"
said Jason.
But, of course, know they are. Lily re-
Piled indignantly. Its just that they seem
so strange to me - like neuter bees"
"Where did you get the bee stuff" asked
Jason, engaged.
Mature story, page H." Lily answered
absently. Il feel so out of things" she added.
Jason came over and sat down on the arm
of her chair and kissed the top of her head.
Lily turned so that her violet eyes met his.
you're an old-fashioned gal," he said
little huslily As usual, close proximity to
Lily stirred him profoundly, for while most
people would cede Lily an AL rating for
blonde beauty, to Jason she was Helen of
Troy. do you know you're very personal
woman, Lily? A rugged individualist, born
out of time?"
"Still," Lily brooded, pursuing her own
train of thought, lit does seem there should
be something woman could do for her coun-
try in black frock and pearls"
why don't you try selling some Bonds?
My club is putting on drive, and lot of
members wives are pitching in"
Lily opened her eyes wide in surprise. But
Jason, know nothing of finance. Stocks and
bonds have always been simply mystery to
me. Like A and B" she digressed, land that
wretched X in arithmetic"
"All you have to know" Jason told her,
"is that American War Bonds are the best in
vestment in the world today"
Lily reflected Il know nothing about sales
Evening star., 1943-04-11

charmed, certainly, Madame. Will you come
this way?'
He ushered Lily into small sitting room.
At one end coal fire drowsed. And before 1t,
his head thrown back against the wing of his
chair shawl wrapped over his legs, sat
man in his early forties. His finely -chiseled
profile was white against the back of the char,
and his thick black hair was shot with gray.
11E OPENED his eyes as Lily came in, made
movement to rise. Then, seeing who 1t was,
Lily! he cried incredulously.
Don't get up said Lily quickly. She came
to him and gave him her hand, and ne
brushed it with his lips. "Oh, Puchl! 1t IS
really you, then" she exclaimed.
But - but this is wonder" said Jan
Puchuldsky.
The young man placed chair for Lily
This is PHILIPPE lie Baron" said Puch-
uldsky. HE was my uncle's secretary, ana
now he is so kind as to assist me-.
The young man bowed and withdrew.
1t has been 50 long said Lily.
Time is only an illusion do you not
think?''
Lily gazed at him with compassion
"Puchi," she exclaimed, you've been very
i'll, haven't you, dear? Is it something ser1-
ous?"
Nothing that peace and rest and real fooo
cannot cure"
How long have you been here?
''Only fortnight. was immensely lucky
to get boat" he said thankfully.
Please turn 10 pa1e ~
TW--ll-D
Evening star., 1943-04-11

manship," she announced Il was reading a
graphic article on business yesterday, fnan-
cial section, page g. didn't even know what
the terms meant"
you leave the terms alone" Jason coun-
seled, and stick to the personal touch, and
you'll come out all right.
Lily looked doubtful.
Jason got up and paced across the room,
his hands deep in his pockets.
''As matter of fact, he said, Il feel pretty
silly myself, not being in uniform"
well, you shouldn't" Lily said firmly,
at once her brisk and normal SELF Its not
your fault that you're over thirty-eight"
Il know, said Jason, but still feel silly"
Lily hoped up and slipped her arm through
his. She rested her cheek against his shoulder
Take me down to Washington with you to-
morrow" she murmured.
Honey, the place is jampacked. And I'll
be up to my ears in work. Why don't you get
busy, while I'm away, and do me proud on the
Bonds?"
"All right" said Lily amiably, and wrig-
ged comfortably closer into his arms.
LILY was having her lunch on a tray in a
sunny corner of the living room She felt de-
cidedly jittery. Horace Fellows, chairman of
the Bond drive committee, had obligingly
furnished her with list of prospects, and this
afternoon would see the launching of her
maiden effort
Meanwhile she fortified herself with an
omelette, salad and glass of Chablis, plus
determined perusal of the classified ad Sec
Evening star., 1943-04-11

RILY THoRNDYKE had taken to reading
. newspaper. Jason, her husband, who
knew her mental processes well, found
this apparently normal pursuit alarming.
Had Lilys taproots remained cozily nest
ling in their native New York soil, her local
paper would have been as familiar as house
she could find her way around in the dark -
the weather in this corner, turn left there for
the society column, right down this hall for
the shopping news.
But Lily, whose adult life had been spent
in roaming over Europe had found the local
gazettes of Paris Rome, Madrid or Budapest
as cold and impersonal as strange hotel -
not to mention the vagaries of the printed
verb in foreign tongues. So for many years
she had eschewed the press Now immunity
had vanished under the increasing pressure
of world events So Lily was acquainting her
self. in heroic doses, with New York daily.
Jason, who scanned the headlines, snapped to
the stock market, nipped back to the edito-
rials and, if he had time, read his favorite
columnist, watched the procedure with awe.
For Lily treated the paper as if it we're a
book - beginning conscientiously at Chap
ter l, the upper left-hand corner, and plow-
ing doggedly ahead.
What are you so serious about, darling?"
Jason inquired one evening you're not re-
quired to learn that newspaper by heart,
you know"
Lily put down the paper with sigh.
Jason, do you realize that am completely
out of touch with the times?"
What do you mean?"
81 feel like an anachonism," Lily gloomed.
Jason grinned oonsolingly.
Il just can't understand them" - Lily
tapped photograph in the paper - these
girls are really good looking, yet they seem to
Evening star., 1943-04-11

ton. Presently an item in the personal COL
umn arrested her. 1t was signed "Puchi"
''Puchi!" Lily exclaimed. Long ago, in
CAP Antilles, she had known man called
Puchi. Could it possibly be he? Would any
other man have so absurd nickname?
Lily read the ad again:
eff you are still alive and loving write.
Puchi."
There was something wrong about it. She
smiled the words over. They were too stiff.
On sudden inspiration she translated them
into French, and at once the message glowed,
became poignant appeal.
Lily hesitated If it uus Puchi, she must see
him at once She closed her eyes for moment
and was on the terrace of little pink villa
at Cap Antibes with ripe, voluptuous moon
gliding the Mediterranean, and the strains of
Puchi's violin in her ears. The Bonds will
have to wait" Lily muttered.
IN PLACE of the box number which most such
items gave, this ad bore street address. Lily
gave it to a taxi driver, and let her mind dwell
Evening star., 1943-04-11

IN the past.
The address proved
to be an apartment
building in the East
Sixties. A young man
opened the door to
Lily and gazed at her.
suspiciously, out of in
nocent gray eyes. He
had the precocious air
of a kitten striving to
give the impression he
could cope, subtly,
with any old mouse.
"Is Monsieur Puch-
uldsky here?" Lily
asked.
"Oui, Madame"
Lily gave him her
name. Il am a very old
FRIEND" she explained.
will you ask Mon
sieur Puchuldsky if he
can see me?:"
But he will be
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-20
BY CARL LUNDQUIST

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. cUP)-
Villanova's surprising Wildcats
pointed today for untested Army
touted as the power of the East
while two Mid-Western poWerhous-
es, Purdue and Marquette, geared
for their game at Milwaukee in
feature college football contests next
weekend
For once the East offered the
most attractive card. In addition
to the bout between Army and
VillanoVa, a surprise 35-l2 victor
over Nayy-packed Muhlenberg, it
listed Notre Dame at Pittsburgh,
Princeton at Penn and North Caro-
lima Pre-Flight at Navy. North Car
olina at Georgia Tech featured the
Southern layout with UCLA at
southern California the big game
of the coast.
GEORGIA PLAYS
The rest of the Eastern sched-
ule has Bucknel at Penn State,
Rochester at Colgate, Sampson Ma
Wy at Cornell, Coast Guard Acad-
emy at Yale, and VMI at Temple
on Friday night and Dartmouth at
Holy Cross on Sunday. In the
South Georgia plays Louisiana
State Friday night, Richmond
meets Duke and Tulsa meets SMU.
The Midwest lists Colorado at
Iowa State, Indiana at Northwest
ern, Iowa at Great Lakes, Missouri
at Minnesota and the Iowa Sea-
hawks at Ohio State. In the west
it's St Mary's Pre-Flight at Col