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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Grammar Marks Confuse Mrs. Turp

Schultz and I walked all over
the sidewalk in front of our
house in Brooklyn when we
were little kids and left our
tracks in IL.
ses Ethel I know what this
is. / ses have read about IL
in the papers and these names
and footprints were put there
by movie stars. She SEES they
we're? | ses sure they were and
you can recognize many OF the
names yourself.
Ethel ses well Joe l am sur
prised that movie stars would
do a thing like that. 1t was
different when Abbie and l
walked on the new sidewalk be-
cause we were too young 10
know better but movie stars
should certainly have more
sense.
I ses Ethel they were asked
10 do il. l ses they did not do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Heels Click at Baldwin
Highs Military Party

Nations flags, and all the boys
were given temporary army
and navy ranks for the evening,
AS a result, there was plenty of
clicking of heels and saluting.
The student congress spon-
sored the party and Charles
Matthews was general chair
man. His aides-decamp were;
MISSES
Patricia Peabody Nancy Newman
Dorothy Scott Jean wilkins
Virginia Bostwick
and Charles Rsntrsw
Alice Marie Fogarty and
Shirley Pollard, sophomores al
Marygrove College, are busy
trying out old-fashioned songs,
which will furnish part of the
entertainment on the evening
of Dec. 10, when the sophomores
entertain their fathers at
party in Madame Cadillac Hall.
In addition TO community
singing, dancing and card
games are being planned for the
evening.
Community chairmen for the
affair include Patricia Lyle,
Catherine Carney Rosemary
Quinlan and Jacqueline Muir
ply, who will be assisted by:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
BY DAMON RUNYoN

Mr.. Joe Turp writes:
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 4,
DEAR SIR, the other night my.
- wife Ethel wanted to see a
movie and l told her to meet in
front of the theater where IL
was playing which was a place
called Grauman's Chinese and
when I got there she had been
waiting for some time and had
been looking around the place
and she ses Joe ! want 10 show
you something,
Then she took me TO the fore
court of the theater and ses l
want you 10 see what people
have done 10 This nice concrete.
Look at all the names written
in 1t and the footprints and
everything else. They must
have done N when the concrete
was wet like the time Ahbie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

IL Just out OF mischievouSness
like when you and Abbie
walked on the new sidewalk.
Ethel ses who asked themr
SEES ] don't know but / guess
II was the guy who owned this
theater. / guess il was a guy
named Grammar. Ethel ses well
why on earth would he want
people 10 spoil all his nice con-
crete by walking on il and
writing their names in IL when
II was wet?
l SEES Just a minute now Ethel.
I ses maybe l can get this thing
Strengthened out for you. ! ses
that guy wanted to have this
spot a permanent record OF
these movie stars for other peo-
pie 10 see and that is why he
had them step in the wet con-
crete and write their names in
II.
Ethel ses didn't he know IL
would ruin the concrete and
Continued on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

4 PARTY with Hawaiian mu-
n sic and all the trimmings
was given by Miss JacqueIine
O'Bryan Saturday evening in
her Crosse Pointe Farms home.
Dates for the occasion were.
MsrcellA Stllwen Ralph Moore
Betty stretching Andrew Van
Phyllis straun Alsiyne
James ReioheI
The same evening the Birm-
ingham Baldwin High School
students gave a Canteen Canter.
The gymnasium was bril-
liantly decorated with United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Home Wedding

A lovely home wedding Sstur-
day in the northend was that OF
Miss Grace Elizabeth Lam
brecht, daughter of the late MIR.
and Mrs. Richard @, Lambrecht,
and Ensign Henry w, Ruifrok,
son OF Mrs. Henry w, Ruifrok
OF Saginaw. and the late Mr.,
Ruifrok,
The wedding took place in
the Lambrecht residence In
Chicago boulevard. The spa
eious living room was beaut-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Larry Smith Home

Pre-Cadet Larry Smith,
student in meteorology at the
University of Wisconsin, spent
the weekend at home with his
parents, the wrence o.
Smiths. in Glastonbury road.
Mrs. Norman l.. Bryan OF
Plainview road entertained at
luncheon Friday, The guests
were,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

MRS. MARTHA c. GALA
HAN Of Detroit is spending a
brief vacation in New York
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Held Reception

Mrs. Awrey wore a gown OF
sea blue petit pointe crepe and
q small feathered hat In the
same shade. with a sheer brown
veil, and wore a cerssge bou-
quet OF ruhnm lilies,
Mrs, Carrier was gowned In
aquamsrine crepe and her hat
was in deep rose tone, She, TOO,
wore a eorsage bouquet of rub
rum lilies.
A small reception was given
by Mr., and Mrs, Awrey in the
Officers Club following the
ceremony,
1t, Col. Carrier was unable
10 be present at the marriage
as he is serving overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
N0rlh End Society
MauA Aprey,
IL Carrier WsA

FTER short trip West Ia. and Mrs Robert ID. Carrier
"A will return Mountain Home Idaho, where they
recently married and where It. Carrier Is stationed with the
Army Air Corps.
Mrs Carrier WAS Miss Wanda Beth AwTey daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas L. Awrsy Of Warwick road and Ii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
MISSES

Chflsl Chin Society WIN meet
at. y, y, Yaesdag.at the Christ
Child House on Medbury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Music group of the Dearborn
Women's Club will. meet at
1880 p, m, Monday in the home
of Mrs, o. /. Paul on Freda
avenue to make plans for it's
Christmas program at Fordson
High School, Dec. Is,
The Community Service group
of the Dearborn Womans Club
will meet al las Monday eve
ming at the home ofSMrs, Floyd
Kew on 1ernes avenue. Mrs. r.
II. Samis will assist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Name Officials

Barlow p, Anderson OF Sagi-
nav was best man.
Richard w Lambrecht, eldest
brother Of the bride, gave her
in marriage, and Edward f.
Lambrecht, also a brother,
seated the guests.
Mrs. Ruifrok chose a. light
blue crepe, street-length dress
with cerise trim. Her ehapeau
was of fuchsia faille and cerise
touches, and she wore an orchid
cersage bouquet,
Miss Lillian Gentner, aunt OF
the bride, wore a soft blue
crepe dress and an orchid cor
sage bouquet
A reception followed in the
home.
Ensign and Mrs. Ruifrok left
on a wedding trip to Hot
Springs, Va, and will make
their home in Alexandra, Va,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

fully decorated with large bowls
0t white chrysanthemumS.
The ceremony was performed
IN front Of the fireplace, the
mantel being decked with an
arrangement Of stePhsnOtis and
white chrySsnthemunS and sill
yer candelabTa holding tall
white taDeFs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Brides Gown

The Very Rev. KIRK p. O'Fer-
rail- Ofhclated.
The bride wore a gown OF
white brocsde fashioned with a
square heckiine three-auafter
length sleeves. fitted bodice and
a very full skirt Her Dutch
cap was of heavy heirloom lace,
and her bridal illusion veil was
hngef-tip length. She carried
a cascade bouquet Of white
chrysanthemums. ste p hanotis
and white orchids.
Miss Mary Margaret Camp
bell was maid OF honor and
wore a gown Of turquoise blue
taffeta with velvet trim. Her
Juliet cap was of matching vel
vet, and she carried an arm
bouquet OF shaggy pink asters.s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Carrier is the son Of ~, Col.
and Mrs. +. J. Carrier Of
Sussex avenue,
The wedding took place 81 an
evening esndlelight service 10
the Base Chapel.
Wore White Gown
Mrs Carrier wore gown Of
crystal white net over satin
with a hoped skirt effect and
she carried white orchids and
stephsnous on her prayer book
Her juliet cap OF tulle was
scum uith ,ipA arrange blossoms
and held m place her full length
cascade bridal veil
Miss Meribeth Roulette, a
former claSSnatc of Mrs. Car
ner's al Michigan State College,
was maid of honer and wore a
sapphire hhie velvet gown and
matching ostrich plumes tied
with velvet ribbon IN her colt
fure She carried sweetheart
roses In an arm bouquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
BY MRS. L. ALLEN,
Baltimore, Md.

VEN though sugar is short,
whipped cream out and
49, many other ingredient RAJ
toned we can still enjoy deli
cious cooling beverages during
the humid days ahead partlcu-
larly If made with milk.
with a bit Of imagination, and
"A liggcr Of experimenting, drinks
can bc as exciting and interest
ing as they are nutritious and
delicious Thinking glasses Of
frothy. frosty goodness are an
endless source Of comfort and de-
light. at anytime but especially
now when every busy home
maker is dividing her precious
hours between home duties and
war work.
MIX has always been the basis
of beverages Cloth summer and
winter in my family, and have
proved popular both with adults
and the small fry II lends itself
admirably in combination with
crushed fruits, fruit juices and
syrups
Not only are these milk drinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Ia july -. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
EREsH ERoM YOUR VICTORY GARDEN

q 1913 by American wccly RiFbs Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

enjoyable but a welcome che ge
in the cuum ues Of the v
cral wa ork rs ny amily,
and a no ndi.r ples Ant surpris
during heir l.nch perio They
are also iuexp sive, easy 70 fix
and pleasing 20 eye and palate.
And don't forget 10 serve them
to the visiting solf'or boys'
Ruby Snow
cup crushed red raspberries
cup honey
4 cups lee cold milk
Mix berries with the honey,
pour into shaker with milk.
Shake thoroughly until well
blended. Top with red raspberry,
and mint sprig. Strawberries
may be used in ser son.
Golden Goblet
cup Crn syrup
. cups orange juice
2 cups cold milk
Mint
Mix syrup and orange juice
tn well blended. When ready
TO serve, pour slowly into the
milk, stirring constantly. Shake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN IS

The fmc,ican u oekly rrdH pay
- for each rccipc sent in by
fcoj,ts and used ON mi, pagc, all
publication rights thereafter be
lougiug Ia The dgcficgu u ccbiy.
Inv Kind of rccipc may bc snb.
Hitcd The only fosfrictinn being
TINT IL must be- original. IN ofhcr
yards. u must not hare appeared
0H,Irhcre an PRINT before. Pre-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

rious prise Icinners arc also cligi-
bic a. trin another prise.
BE sure fo print or wrife your
ndp,c and address plainly and
send recipes To- The American
u ccbiy HoHscri(c's Food Alma
mack. =. q. Box I9I. Grand
Central 4uney. Ner York. \. j.
uuNcd recipes cannot be re-
turned ~ the Scnders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

NOW feel great! Be
Extraordinarily :
Just take a dash Of
sparkling, effcrvescent
Enoinagiass of water.
onptbHc You feel dull.
hcadachy, out Of sorts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
sUeARLEss SUMNER MILK DRINKS

Sy'HFRE"S lot Of poblifc, these milk
beverages Tcnd, obiaiuablc. They
uH appeal those children "ho are
reluctant Ia drink their dali, quota oj mtk. ind rih
ingenuity simple Ia he
81 Not on, rH be- 1opuar hh the family
it ,pungscrS parties. Ind needed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Gsta 81 2l can 81 CAL.TAR 90 depart
msHt. health tsaI. ana drug stores
if fnlr dealer HASN'T tfl.PAE a special
irfr.fI.f.y can tsr.tIrIrE rs DAYS
ffpLA win fe sent postpaid Tor urIy
SD tI. IIis 81 H1 con is r.t E.'i In stores
Money back H r.t satisfied .Iul oUt C0I.
r0r. pin dollar btu % 10 and mail to.
.taF. We Will also send yen FREE. Or
Varrf-ls h.t..gt sr F'lI. Ing. containing
important fa.fs sou Ugrhf 20 know. Dr.. lai.
lrr.srirt tltl.s arl .rHvt u God value,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

we'll, and serve Immediately Gar
msh with mint. Serves 4 In
gradients can l. doubled or
trcbled to serve more.
Orange Buttermilk Delight
5 cups buttermilk uce cold
1 cup orange juice
Combine ingredients, stirring
constantly until smooth and well
blended. Serves 4.
Narmaladc MallOw
1 pint ice cold milk
tablespoons mamalade
(orange cherry or any kind
at hand
Mint
Combine milk with marmalade.
Shake A4eu. Top with mint and
serve.
ErOthy Freeze
2 cups ice cold milk
I teaspoon vanilla
Dash of salt
3 tablespoons maple syrup
2 we'll beaten egg yolks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25


Honey Egg Shake
2 egg
cups ice cold milk
6 tablespoon honey
Beat eggs thoroughly, add milk
and honey, Pour into shaker,
and snake vigorously Serve
with deb of whipped evaporated
milk, which is a splendid sub
stitute for whipped cream.
Mocha Maple MIX
4 cups lie cold milk
6 tablespoon maple syrup
8 tablespoons cold strong cof-
zee leftover will DO nicely)
Combine ingredients, shake
well, and serve with swirl of
whipped evaporated milk on top.
Makes 4 or 5 servings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

lat As Yor USUALLY 30 bat eat s5us'bg bon
,lt out fatty tiar,hy f1oIs-lusf tit down 10 tfW d.
fli'aiug uf. Paulsh's Lasy Re1l.'rF Pag. sou 90
down daily caofIc intake thus losing UgIFt rffr
ally You needn't tutfr Entle hIr-fy m.u6ut. cal
PAR o. M a harrfal reducing drIr. II is Er.H
dietary pr.l4rt, tfuiTlrE Solr d.rt with certain r
minerals and tl'aiirs Mot u..rr. .rt r- sr0 t..i
bv ur Fauihs Iasv N.fu.irv lIHr THY 10 AMI fr
friends Will marvel 90 tlg ylst .trrt r ysf rlf0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

TIM absorbing features IN
Il this and other ISSUES Of
The American Nccld, are
made fascinating by am odi.
torial style that makes dou
bly interesting every subject
N touches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

from working all hours or cover
doing it, in food, smokes or drink.
Emo is r,dlly good-tastjHg-d iBer-
ruf from other salines not harsh,
bitter; no sulphates. Today, get
SOC size EMO at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
RTs. Fast

. SAM Flush, made especially for
toilet sanitation, quickly cleans
away ugly stains and film where
many recurring toilet germs may
lodge Makes toilet bowls glisten.
Removes a cause of toile, GdorS
No rubbing OF srrubblug
. Don't confuse SAM Flush with
ordinary cleauscrs Itworks chem
really Evrpeie-n-.t+r--3r,ideutrefs
Cannot inlrc t.iiet connections.
(See directions on rl1) Use it
az least twice q wess. S.5j every
where. Two handy sizes. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

SOLDIERS SAVORI COTTAGE CHEESE SALAD
EIE receiving many letters congrauatng
salad also several thanks
YOU" PFC T. j. Peters, Camp Roberts California
salad believe Amanackcrs
pounds cottage bell pepper chopped
teaspoon salt stuffed olives, chopped
carrots, grated
grated chopped 4 small sweet pickles chopped
together we'll crisp lettuce endve sprinkle
paprla top
Cottage cocktail crushed
pineapple l served this it delicious"
like started the Amauack
The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Mrs. Hugh DiIIman VI

MRS. HUGH DILLMAN
unexpected 20 spend Christ
mas IN Detroit ....
But. because Of cold she
l. remaining in New York
Edward J. Posselius Jr.
who is a chemical engineer In
4 defense plant in Alton H..
came nome for Christmas b..
His brother 1t. John
Possehus Is home from
Percy Jones Hospital ....
Peggy Davis came from
Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wis
10 spend her holidays with
her mother Mrs. Ernest
Davis Of 81. Paul avenue 49,.
And Jimmy Earl son of
the Harley Earls is home
from Hotchklss for the hoh-
DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Ferqusons 10 Attend

Masking
for DAYS ballet with ther son-in-laW
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Beltz
The Irving Bacons VII dinner guests their house
in Rvard boulevard before the ballet
Their guests viii include Nj and Ms Eugene Farkas
Moore Kellys Mr. and Mrs Louis Shopmeer and
Mr. and Mrs Richard WisEans
Stahein Will have her guests her son in
sw and daughter Mr. Edwin r Johnson III, and
Mrs. Lawrence Cfotfredson.
Margaret Sturgis daughter Of Nh and Mrs. Grant
Sturgis Fulton Buey will 90 the New Years Eve
ballet as Will Carolyn Redwood and Phyllis Egan .'
Among others who reserved seats the Howard
NJ Wheelers Col and Mrs j. NJ Stephenson and Mrs
James n Barrett who will be together Mrs Gay p Hall
Ms x " kLsse and Nj and Mrs Guy g. Bra-on -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
In M9NtHJT with
VII ~ cRUoyaarooo7

Nj HENRY FORD II was matron Of honor al the
wedding Of her sister. . Charlotte Mcdonnell and Arms
Capt Richard l.. Hams Of Mr.. and Mrs Basil HaEs
of New York City and Rye ~ v. which took place this
morning in the Church Of ST Ignatus Ibyoa Hew York
The RI Rev. Msgr Fulton j. Sheen who married IT,
and Mrs Henry Ford oiciated this wedding also.
Huge arrangements Of Gala lilies adorned the altar and
similar arrangements placed against background Of
ferns the chancel
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Raymond Peter Sullivan Ir.
(the former Catherine McDonnen sister of the bride and
Mrs Basil Harris Jr Of sstern-aw Of the bride
Capt Harris his brother Basil Harris Ir,
the Army 1t James Mcdonnell Jr Of f.
Belyoir Md Army 1t. Frederick c. Tanner Jr. Of New
York Navy It. Douglas Mcdonald n New York Army
Capt Thomas +. Murray Jr Of New York cousin Of The
BRIDE and Army 1t Richard Walsh Of Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Ballet Parties Planned

MANY MAYFAIRITES VIII 20 to see me Ballet Russo
De Monte Carlo Masonic Temple and then 20 on 70
Years I've and New Years Night par'Ies
One large group New Years Eve VII include ne
Philip Bakers, daughter, Noe, and Mrs Baker $
mother William j. Parker Of -. Louis the Louis F.
the Henry Wengers and their daughter Diane
an the Donald Mellles
After ballet parts 70 eat the Bakers house
in Sra,hcona drive 10 watch year welcome
the year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Two Sisters Engaged

MIR .AND MRS GLEN STIN-
MEL of Rochester avenue am
n~nce tho engagement Of Their
two daughters. Doris j 10 Vii
fred Sutton Jr son of the WI
fred SuttonS Of EcorSe and
Botts 10 Gerald Larivlere. son
Of Mrs LYDIA Larivere Of
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Bride White Iaffeta

THE BRIDE who walked down The aisle with her
father Francis Mcdonnell Of New York and south
smp,on wedding dress Of white tafeta made
boufant skirt. minus IRAN and bodice OF
gold which had low square neene and long ftled
sleeves.
veil Of bridal tue hed n place ~
a high square Ehzabethan cap Of gold lame.
carried bouque, Of Gala lilies
and the bridesmaids dressed alike IN rose
rolored tafeta made style brides
god headdresses exactly IKE that Of the
Drlde -
They carried arm bouquets ~ Gala lilies
Mrs Mcdonnell dressHaker suit Of winter ni.s
satin with goldembrodered collar flower hat Of Amer
Beauty hiacs. and carried sable mum -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
HIGHEST Woman Officer

creations for trc luncheon
on Jan III atrcaay mad been
L141e hY about l5U members o.
rr.r 9ri-raft ffut5 industfiaI5~t-
and BUSINESS executives eager 70
near Col Hobby
FOR p, F1cck pointed out
COL Hpbpy not only Is The nigr
.,t IanrrE woman officer n
Irc lrtcr states, but Sne IS IN
outstanding business won 2 %
and new Npsper woman
Before entering INC service
e#g VA a,-t>fHrf IT. rfIvf1rf -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Others Attending


Mss r .oi''.
dent aHo "a IA ger "a =
man pas e- 7. ~
" orLIlslsr'r .s0NHi ..0i.- ....'f
bI,ft.ci ~ .hs Soon anu
Airs llet Lh--., spi~i'- sec -
iarN TT amy. hrtil ''I' ~,
dent ~ me I'tI.'. f'-> nos ANA
Professional ~" ~ ID '..'.
Mrs. W " f'iIAeh i.'~'.'i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29

REPRESENT ATTY rs or
many lmportanl Momen,2 or
ganHauon, ln me city ye,ter-
day attended a luncheon gwen
b, Jesse Flcck pres dent ~ The
Adcraft Club. and Harold Hast
lngS. secretary manager. Al me
Ennl4 Cadlllae
Tho only other men there
we're Charles Wnegaf 81 The
chr, elcr Corp and Gordon +.
NacEdward
The Adctaft Club is sponsor
az tho Detroit appearance or
Jan n of COL Ovcta CtiF-
Honb, head of the WAC, VINO
uIIl ,pcak A. a luncheon meet
ug ~ l. 10 p ~ IN the StatIcf
Hotel
nc purpose Of YESTERDAY $
gct-togcthcr vas 10 enlist Inc
.a-op,,arun Of tne arrows
women, groups 20 insane a
large and representative sufi-
ence for Col Hobby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
Entertains Is at Tea

JEAN FAYE THOMAS daughter Of Nj and Mrs. Fave
VI Thomas today : giving from . 80 70 ?. n. for
about 25 -~n classmates the Ilggett School ner
parents IN the Book Cadillac Hotel
and guests VII their fortunes told b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29
LARGE Reception Follows

A LARGE reception followed a. Sherry s.....
Capt and Mrs Harris left on wedding trip 70 Mont
TrembIant. Quebec for the sports
The travelled wool dress Of royal oae So
off by magenta collar under mink coat oppec
by magenta velvet hat.
they viii live al RI Ben1rg ia Cart Harris is
stationed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-29

PIANIST 49,.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
1000 Persons Needed
To Aid Teachers in
Ration Registration
ContrelI Says Workers
Will Be Sought
Through OcD, P-TA's

About 1000 volunteers will be
needed to supplement the staff OF
800 teachers during the four day
period OF registration for War Ra-
ton Book No. 2, it was estimated
today by Lawson J. Cantrell, assist
ant superintendent of schools, in
charge Of registration.
/, An effort will be made to obtain
the volunteers, Mr.. Cantrell said
through the teachers themselves and
the parent-teacher associations and
through the Office of Civilian De-
tense. Others wishing to offer their
services are asked to get in contact
with the principals of schools in
their neighborhood.
Mr.. Cantrell said details for the
new program had not yet been
worked out, but that some alpha
betical method of having people
report will again be used. He said
he will meet with other school off,
cials next Tuesday to discuss the
registration.
re About 850.0OO persons will file ap-
pucations for new ration books at
125 District school buildings during
the four days from February % to
e inclusive. These books will gov
ern the rationing of canned fruits
and vegetables, soups, dried fruits,
frozen foods. meats and perhaps
some other foods.
Mr.. Cantrell has previously di-
rected two registrations in connec-
ton with the sugar rationing pro-
gram, one for wholesalers and the
other for consumers; two for gaso-
line and one for mileage rationing.
Evening star., 1943-02-06
Driver Held for Jury
In EmbezzIement Cuse

Alfred T. Bell. %, colored, was
held for the grand jury by Judge
John p. Mcmahon in Municipal
Court today on q charge of en-
bezzling 1866 last october 10 from
the Kent Stores. Inc, cleaners.
Bond was set at $4,000.
Bell was arrested on January %
in New York City, where, police
said, he had gone after failing to
return the receipts he had collected
as driver for the cleaning flrm.