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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08


S0Oittdrits No ordinary dav,
hut then you are no ordinary
person, either Study your prob
lens, select the best course TO
pursue II may take quiet, in-
teIligent persuasion or IL may
take more forccful action. You'll
have 10 he the wise Judge.
nc. p TO jan. Fl
Capricorn - lnClinations are
toward extravaganza, investing
IN wild schemes, improvident
purchases. Never have we had
greater reason and opportunity
10 invest in sound securities
our war bonds--than now. These
are the values 10 buy!
Jan. - To FEB. n
4 qHGr - Passive thought
and action Will put you in a hack
scat m everything today. Rouse
yourself Don't permit shallow
persons or principles to retard
your progress.
FEB. n To MARCH IN
PlscCs-Important 10 keep an
eye on details, instructions. In
clinations are toward impulsive-
ness. lack Of precision and right
direction Best aspects are in
early morning, so get a good
start.
4 CHiLD horn on this dnv:
Receptive To knowledge. quick
lmpulSive, rather dictatorial but
magnetic and possessing fine
sense Of humor. Charming looks,
good taste in dress Synonymous
with this Zod iacal sector. Sue
cess can he yours by applying
your God-Riven talents con-
Slstently.
Caryrsht 1913 hy KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Rehearsal Dinner at Drake Cav

ALTHOUGH THE bridegroom could not be present for the
wedding rehearsal which took place Friday evening and
the dinner which followed it at the Drake.
The affair gay.
Present large company of Detroiters who
to Chicago for the wedding -.
Janet gray suit with matching hat 49,.
In the company Mr.. and Mrs Edgar A. Guest
Mr. and Mrs. Aexandrine Maynard Mr. and Mrs. John
Fry. Mrs. Harold Todt and her daughter, Shirley.
Ernestein Kern. Doxee Jones Phyllis Kennedy .
Mrs. Gene A. White Mr. and Mrs Robert Fife It. and
Mrs. Lyman Weherby of Hopknsvile, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Settler. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Greenbaum. DR.. Rhoda Farquharson
For going away the bride frock OF turquois crepe
gold coat with tuxedo Of leopard and brown
accessories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Fineer.Tip Wedding Veil

THE FINGER tip wedding veil fell from tiara Of the
sIercon lace and the bridal bouquet. OF white
canllLas and white orchids.
Mrs Edgar A. Guest Jr.., the brides sser-in.law -.
the Of honor and cousin Mary Fry.
the maid Of honor
1t detained the seaboard by his naval
duties and thus unable attend the wedding OF his
only sister ...
Frank Sobell his brothers best
The gowns by Mrs. Guest and Miss Fry.
Identical fashion. but different in color Mrs Guest
wearing dusty pink. q. and Miss Fry. .turquos. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Increase Stock

When thr Clump is ~ 2 new
and expensive variety. YOU natu-
rally want 10 make a. many
divisions as possible 10 increase
your stock.
In this case Just one bud 10
2 tuber is sufficient. But If
there are a good many tuberS
and only few buds, then Sev-
oral tuherS may be left attached
10 one bud.
If there arc no buds on the
crowns Of your dahliaS, move
them 10 warmer spot until the
buds develop, which they will
shortly.
After cutting the Clump into
divisions dip tho cut side ~ each
inio-a flat plate Of busting sui
phur 10 prevent rots and other
fungus diseases, Then plant ac-
cording to directions given to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
A>WVS Sponsors
Party June y

THE NORTHWEST unit of
the American Women's Nolun-
tary Services will sponsor A
games party AT $50 p. m.
June % in st. Scholastica' au-
ditorium. Southfeld and Nc
Nichols roads.
Mrs. r. a. Weintraub is gen
eral chairman of the party, pro-
Ceeds from which will he used
TO finance war activities carried
on by the unit under the super
vision Of Mrs. John Ryan.
Mrs. Weintraub is being as
sisted by Mrs. Alvin O. Fred
rick, Mrs. Arvin l.. Olsen. Mrs.
Merrill l.. Perry. Mrs. Wallace
Martin and Mrs. John Rooney
Door prizes and a grand prize
Will be awarded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08


4 riCE-Frlcndiy day. espc-
cially for your spirit Of go-get-
ItiYencSs and ability 20 surmount
difficulties and obstacles. You'll
have 10 work for your gains. hut
they are there, which IS impor-
tant.
iPRH p tn WAY N
Taurus Your indications now
warn against taking things for
granted or resting upon recent
successes or laurels. Keep on the
Job!
WAY II TO JUNE II
GcWpi-Slightly more favor
able for some of you than for
other Geminlans. Your reaction
20 new tasks and emergencies
will he the determining factor in
the kind Of success you'll achieve.
U'NE p TO JULI -
C0HcCy-Not especially favor
able for extensive operations or
new projects, but 90 carefully. he
alert 10 advantages. new devices
and methods Of Improvement and
YOU can make Roadway.
JULY - 70 arc. %
leo Gains in employment and
useful business matters favored.
Care advised in new contract.
partnerships, making estimates.
Tendency is 10 eXaggerate. over
estimate. Forethought will aid
all day.
AUG. p TO SEPT. -
virgo Not an easy day.
Patience necessary, particularly
IN artistic work. matters that
require hnesSe and delicate han
ding; also in private interests.
SEPT. p TO OCT. -
Ljbro-Follow your own good
judgment and intuition. Don't
deviate from important work for
possible ideas or schemes. Keep
your powers Of observation keyed
up-much TO be learned these
progressive days.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
ScoJpio-If YOU are wise. Won
won't do all the talking today.
Listen and heed. You have vast
talent and capabilty hut You
need TO perfect them and your
method Of applying and present
ing both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
N syt =.
WI" cb

WHEN JANET GUEST became Mrs. Maurice Henry So
bell Jr. in me God Coast Room Of the Hotel Drake in
Chicago. last evening. .-~
She was so surrounded nv devoted friends that she
hardly noticed nearly 500 miles from her beautiful
home o.. IN Hamilton road Detroit.
The wedding time was $50 and tho bridegroom arrived
IN hour r7rcr-,.from Truax Field. Madison, Wis.
And this morning The young couple left for Madison
whore they will be established in their new home before the
DAY QUIT.
Janet picture bride in candle light satin and
aenCon lace.
The wedding gown had fitted lace bodice a heart
shaped reckne tight sleeves ending in points
the hands and a fun SATIN skirt. with train.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Dinner Menu
Nv PRUDENCE PENNY

EGG DISHES are taking
their place moro and more in
the front lines when n comes 10
choosing a main course AZ din
nor time
Here X one for Your tomor.
row nights dinner.
Cycowcd Eggs on Yoost
LINN Beams
Shoestr1Ug Poi0'ocs
Tossed Soiod
Hot GWgcrbrcod irith
AppIesauce TOPPING
To PARTLY your creamcd eggs
on toast, add a few Z hopped
green peppers or mushrooms,
and a bit Of onion 10 taste.
Sprinkle with paprika.
Toss bits of lettuce. radiSh and
cucumber slices together for
that s a ad and marinate the
W ole in French dressing for
both color and taste.
Whip up your appleSauce. for
that cake topping. with a littla
egg white, beaten until stiff.
This lends for a light, frothy
s6eo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Margaret Decker
Honored in Fete

JUDGED UPON outstanding
personality, scholarship. and
beauty. Miss Margaret Ann
Decker served as one Of the
Junior attendants to the Ivy
Queen in the Ivy Fete cere-
monies at Stephens College last
week. n
Miss Decker Is the daughtel-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Decker
OF Wisconsin avenue, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Mrs. GouIdberq
Hostess 10 Board

MRS. FRANK y. GOULD
BERG. regent of Three Flags
chapter of NSDAR, will hold a
board meeting Wednesday in
her home during which plans
viii he made for the country
fair 10 he held in the fall. After
A cooperative luncheon the
board will work on Buddy Bags.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Contest NpUs:
Lunch Box Suggestions
Offered by Woman Of 70
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

onion through meat grinder
Brown cracker crumbs IN hot fat
and mix all well together, form
into loaf; place in pan and bake
until nicely Drowned Cover Loaf
with strips of bacon if desired.
10. Mix = cups cold cooked
halibut. diced, | cup mixed and
finely diced or sliced stuffed
olives. pickle or cucumber. celery
capers. sweet red peppers and
bccts together in equal parts
Place in lettuce cup - include
small Container French dressing
II Mix , cups sugar, l = cups
cooked rhubarb, , cups straw
berries. Let stand several hours.
Put in preserving kettle. let cook
gently until clear and thick. Use
as spread with cream cheese.
-. Bone and roll fresh her
ring Mix teaspoon salt, =
teaspoon pepper. mace. allSpicc.
bay leaves and add enough vine
gar to cover fish. Add a little
water. Bake in slow oven and
serve cold. Pack this dish IN
paper Container with cover.
Meat Loaf
I pound beef
> pound veal
Small piece suet
| egg
| teaspoon salt
Onion and celery salt
> tablespoons tomato
) slices bread -
Bacon.
Run meat and Fat through
food chopper Beat EGG well.
add meat SeaSoningS, tomato
and bread soaked i'm water and
squeezed dry. Mix thoroughly
form into loaf lay strips of
bacon on top, place in roasting
pan with tablespoon fat and
with enough water 10 keep from
burning Place IN hot oven. haste
often, adding water If necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

for the duration. and Philip
Carey is in the army air force
at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Two other sons Of this
large and interesting family
.... are also in the service.
They are George f.
Baldwin Jr.. =. and Walter
Richard Flannery.
r h ard is attending
naval air school. =. in Pres
colt, Ariz. 49,. and he was re-
Gently made an adjutant
the highest honor an air cadet
may receive ...
George is at VIII Rogers
Field. in Oklahoma and
he was recently cited for
bravery for risking his life in
an attempt TO save two COM
panons whose plane fell
into a lake. &C..
Other family members
who are at home for the
summer 49,, are Eleanor Bald
win Joan Baldwin D.. Don
aid Baldwin Heidi Flannerv
Michael Flannery....and
Shiela Flannery....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Plan Cuts

To divide your dahHa ClumpS
first look al them carefully "a
good rule 10 follow in dividing
any plant which has grown too
large). You will sec the old
stem and the tuberS.. The place
they hitch together is called the
crown. Al this time Of year,
proVi de d storage has been
proper, there should he evidence
of buds or shoots around this
crown.
Mentally apportion ono or two
ri these shoots 10 each tuher
and figure just where each cut
should he made so that the tuher
and its necessary shoots may be
cut from the clunp without
separating tuber from shoots.
Remember. tho tubor without
the bud or shoot attached has
no means Of growing tho shoot
without the tubcr has no stored
food 10 start growth with II
takes both TO make a new dahla
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Reuters VISITING The BaIdwins

Flannery) and their daughter, Judy II months old
Are visiting Mrs Reuters mother. Mrs. George f.
Baldwin and Mr.. Baldwin. at Orchard Lake..
They plan to be here. about three more weeks go
Mr.. Baldvins daughter. Mrs Philip Carey. and her
Mike five months old will be with the Radn1ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

AGE DOESN'T dull the In
terest in our lunch box contest.
Mrs. James Stackable. over 20
years old, 203 National, Howell,
has sent in a most varied and
appetizing list of suggestions
ones that would make any box
appealing.
Here are the lunch box ideas
and recipe presented by Mrs.
Stackable.
Lunch Box Suggestions
|. Peel large firm cucumber.
cut in thick slices. scoop out
center with cutter. leaving only
rim. Put each piece on thick
slice of tomato and fill center
with cold chopped chicken mixed
with mayonnaise.
?. Trim crust from two
slices buttered white bread.
Place slice chicken on bread,
cover. with Roquefort cheese.
Season with paprika. Close
sandwich.
3 Boil 3 or 4 potatoes In their
Jackets and while hot peel and
slice. Season and add y small
onion chopped fine. Mix with
salad dressing or = cup sweet
or sour cream. Chill and pack
in paper cup.
4. Make basic aspic for salad.
Combine 2 cups celery, cut i'm
small pieces, ! cup finely
shredded carrots and cabbage.
and = cup sweet red peppers,
finely cut. Mold with aspic until
very firm.
Summer Menu -
. Summer lunch box should
contains an appetizer. A boulon
or thin soup. a club sandwich.
vegetable or fruit salad and cup
cake
= a Jar ~ marmalade made
of pineapple. carrot and orange
VIII be a welcome treat as T'ell
As = surprise in the box. Can be
made with honey or sugar.
Z Make chicken liver paste
FOR sandwiches. Cook chicken
llverS slowly In hot chicken fat
for few mlnutcS. Drain and
put through sieHr~E Saute dried
or fresh mushrooms and chop
very fine Mix with liver. add
lemon and onion Juice, salt and
FePPer-to -taSte.- Spread on but
tered bread or crackers. ~
8 Mix | cup diced apples.
cup celery cut in small pieces.
cup broken nut meats and l.
cup bananas. If desired. Com
hine with aSplc
Liver Loaf
Q Soak beef liver in cold
water, then place in boiling
salted water and cook gently
until tender Cool, put liver and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Mrs. DanuIoff Fetes Son, Z

MRS. AL DANULOFF Of
Monterey avenue gave a party
for Is yesterday at her home in
honor of her son DonaldS ninth
birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Your Horoscope

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The Detroit Times,
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PLEASE SEND MY INDIyID-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Ann Fefes Euqenia
a y y HARTMAN

daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert F. Hartman . Of
Longfellow avenue o.. home
from Bradford Junior College.
Gave a luncheon in her
homo Saturday Ito honor
Eugenia KellY....of New
1ork City....and later took
her guests 20 SWIM .,..at De-
iroi' Golf Club.
Miss Kelly is the house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Liver Loaf

2 Soak beef liver in cold
water, then place in boiling
salted water and cook gently
until tender. Cool, put liver and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
NOT. Il "a DE- ~
MARCN u NJ APRLL -

For Tucsdag, Jlmc s.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

politanii6en @eiang 5l1 unterbalten.
Salt aue @ebauoe inn Sofengebiet ii1b
5eritort ooer 5eigen Merfmale oes
&rieges.
,&unberttaui ienoe Neopolitaner, oie
If in ben Bergen beritedt batten,
itromten nad Nb5ug Der Naai in bic
Stabt uno beteiligten ii9 an ser Muf-
rdumung 5erit0rter Staotteile.
Die @as-, StraBenbabn- uno &raft.
tperfanlagen Der Sta6t itn0 5erit0rt.
Sc mangelt an @aiier uno Elm GROCER
Sell Der Seine liegt in Eriimmer.
geeapel mar bortpiegeno cine Staot
oer grmen. Die drntli9en @obnbGu.
fer oieier 2eute biloeten einen i9ar'
fen &ontrait 5u Der prddtigen I'm.
gebung Der Staot.
Die Staot nit 2ebensmitteln 5u
beriorgen tpiro elm &auptprobIem fit
bie &uiierten fem.
geeapel lit bic &auptitaot 6es 9e.
partments gampania, oas 1914
Qua6ratmeilen nit 100000 Gin.
lpobnern un1fabt. Sm Grieoen NOR es
cine frobe un6 bliibenbe Sta6t unb
feline groBte Sn6uitrie tpar Der Grem-
oenperfebr. Mber es bate all9 erobe
Sdiffabrt unb Gabrifanlaeen. Soto.
motiben, Motore, Stabl, @las, @ol.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

Sage unter SEN 9euti6en ni6t. sic
tparen i6on Dor langem in Die 8erge
geflii6tet. 9ieienisen, bic 5uriidblie-
ben, lebten unter elmer 51redens-
berrifaft, als Die. 9euti9en Stalie-
ner erifoiien uno ibre Seine pliin.
oerten.
9ie Na5i brannten Die l1niperiit1t
nie6er uno pliinberten bas Mquarium
Ser Stabt Sliidtlinge berid,teten,
6aB Die Strabe nit ieltenen Giiden
iiberiat tparen uno NIT elmer Samm-
lung bon Eintenfiiden, fir bic oas
Nquarium beriibmt mar.
slu6 6as pradtbone Opernbaus
San Carlo tpur6e elm 9faub Der
Glammen. Dur9 Sprengungen tpuroe
bic 8aiierberiorgung unterbroben.
Ser Safen lit Elm GROCER Srie6bof
berienfter S6iffe. Mber Elm ieber So.
fen lit ihmer 5u 5erit0ren, ielbft ,penn
oie Sprengunsen 10 umfanereid iino,
tpie 6ie bon Sen 9eutiGen ausgefibr-
ten. Neapel miro atpeifellos bon ben
Mniierten in 8aloe, tpenn au9 in Be-
gren3tem l1mfonge, ole &afen per-
tpenbar fem.
Manni6aften fteben berett, iofort
5u beginner, bic &inoerniiie aus benz
Beee ail rduuten, banit Gradter gum
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

gntlaoen in ben Safen fabren f0n.
men. Neapel tpirb oantit oen Mniier.
ten einen groben Safen febr nabc
Der 5ront auf oem Sentiment geben.
Sm Safensebiete bon gseapeI 30.
gen in friiberen gliidlideren Eaeen
Strabenianger u. .r1liifanten bon Ell.
ner 8irtidaft in Die anoere, INN Die
aablreiden Eouriiten nit frobem neg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20
1tupDlitijbe3 3eitldufte

fait Dem untergang Bompeiis in al.
ten 3eiten gleid, bas burd Elm Gro.
beben, eine Gluttpelle unb 2aba bonn
8eiub aeritort tpuroe.
Neun 3ebntel Der Beapobner Ser
Sta6t erlebten bic Iesten fur6tbaren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

Sn ieiner erlten &un6funfreoe, bic
gr5biidof Jrancis S. Spelman bon
NetD Worf an bas amerifanii6e @of
belt, aoIlte ct Den o,merifaniiden
Soloaten, Die er auf ieiner @elttour
beiuht bate, groBes Sob rno iprad
6ie Soffnung aus, baB fie lih nibt
burd Die Na3i ba5u perleiten lafien,
geom gu 5eritoren.
sd bite Sie", ipra9 Ser era.
biidof, u5l1 beten, 6amit Die 5taot
Rom. bic Stabt Der Seele, Dos gtpige
Stom, erbalten bleibt, oor allen1, oaB
Mom ,idt bon ,tns 5eritort miro, in
Dem mir uns oa5u nerIeiten Iaiien,
erfldrte er fiir5lid auf elmer bon Der
Solp Same .Societp in ben 8oIo
GROUNDS einberufenen 8eriammIune
bon $4,000 3uborern.
Ser 4irdenfiirft for6erte oann oaau
auf, fir ben Seilieen 8ater au beten
itno fubr fort: sd eriu9e sic, fir
unieren Seilieen gater, Hius ben
3tpolften, gu beten, nidt, oanit ct
am 2eben bleibe, oenn Der SOB mag
fit ibn, in ieinem 2eioen uno ieiner
agonie cine uillfommene GrIoiung
iein. gielmebr eriude i6 Sic, fir
feline Sade, Die 5a6e gbriiti, sic ge-
redte Sade, bie Sabe ser 3ipiliIation
gu beten."
Gum 56IuB erfIarte Der grsbi-
idof: sd boffe, oaB amerifa in ser
poroeriten Sront iener 0ationen fte-
ben tueroe, bie fir Sreibeit unb &C.
redtigfeit fir ale Meniden, befon=
oers fit oie 8erfolgten, sic Inter
oriiten uno Die Min6erbeiten fdrnp=
fen"
er6biidof Speuman erinnerte feline
3uborer oaran, oaB 6ie gr5oio5eIe
Seem Oorf 1854 slngeborige i'm
Seloe bat, uno baB ii6 unter oen
ebrenpollen Eoten, oeren &reuse in
alien Eeilen Ser gBeIt ouf Siigeln
nno Salern ar fin6en iirb, ft6 572
aug unierer gr5oio5eie befinoen."
Gin beionoerer @eoddtnisgottes-
otenit lpuroe bon Sauptmann Mrtbur
Denelfo abgebalten, einem 5eIofap-
Ian, Der eben erit bon @uaoalcanaI
5uriigefebrt lit. Ser Seier eing eine
Bro3eiiion boraus, an ser 5000 gll-
tar uno 700 Sdngerfnaben fotpie $50
9eiitlide uno so Moniignori, 1.nter
Mnfibrung bes @r5biidofs teiInab=
men.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-10-20

II, NclHe1t u1tu OeIuc AuuLuel ooLA
bereeitelIt.
Sn Den Eagen, als Muffolini nod
bonn Mufbau zines italieniiben Welt-
reides trdunte uno 5ur 3eit Der af-
rifaniiden &agne tpar es Der
Sauptausfubrbafen fir ben 4onti.
nent. Ser &afen ftebt i'm Seebertebr
Staliens an 5tueiter Stel1e binter &C.
nua un6 betpdltigte in normalen 3ei.
ten 100000 Eonnen Sbiffsraum
i'm Sabre.
Seine @eebe ift erob uno gut se.
idiist.
Die Stabt batte iiber 800 airden,
aablreihe HaI6fte uno tin ltIeriid'
Denfmdler. Sbr Muieutn barg aus
ben Na.inen bon Bon1peii ,.no &ercu-
lanum ausgegrabene Sddte.
Die 8ertpiiih1ng in NeapeI iit 10
grob, bob es Sabre bauern tpirb, ben
,,Stol5 Siioitaliens" ipieber aufau.
bauen. 5
Die Neapolitaner tparen boderfreut
iiber ibre 8efrei,tne bur9 Die Mni.
ierten, Die fte i'm Sriumpbe empfin.
gen. SSn oanfbarer 8etpunoeruna er.
aablten iie bonn 8lute oes I'll. Sanu-
arius - Can @ennaro - oas in
auBeroroentlider @eife adt Gage Dor
ibrer 8efreiune fliiiiie eetporoen tpar,
eine @rideinung, Die getpobnIi6 MIR
oreimal i'm Sabre, am 1. Sonntag i'm
Wtat, om 19. September, Dem Seite
oes FL. Sanuarius, uno am 16. De=
8ember fid pieoerbolt.
Spisbergen, biele arftiide, etpa
600 Meilen nor6li6 bon Normegen ae-
legene Snielgruppe, lit trot ieiner
tpelteiniamen Gage, au6 in oen ge>
reid oes 8eltfrieees einbe5ogen NOR
ben. Seine boben, felitgen, tpiloge5at-
ten @ebtrgsfetten Bergen reide Sob
lenporrate, oie bon 3eit 81 3eit oie
europder our Musbel1tung anlodten.
Gin gSe9ielblatt berbreitet lid iiber
Die noroiide Snielgruppe in folqenber
geifidtlifen S6iloerung:
~Ote meiften l,nierer 2eier tper6en
ltdb, als fte bon Dem &onrmanbounter-
nebmen Der oeutiden Slotte gegen Die
tpeltberlorene BolarinieI @pisbergen
bernabrnen, gefragt baben, tpas Die
ariegsi6iffe Sitlers eigentli6 aus
tbrer untatigfeit i'm nortpegiIden Ser
ited in oas @is Der @rftif gelodt ia.
ben mag. @abrideinli6 bat es iid
tn otelem Sale nur INN Die 2erit0.
rung Der oen Deuti9en unbequenen
gSetteritation Spitbergen geban6elt,
Die Die &onbois na6 Murmanlf nit
Wetterberidten beriorete.
Wer nun aber elaubt, oab Der ST.
ielar9ipel in Der Ndbe bes Noropols
= Spisbergen ift nur 500 WeeiIen
BON ibm entfernt - ionit feinerIei
Iert beiist, Der lit arg auf Dem SoIas
tpege. 2ange baben ii9 pieIe Natio-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-27
STE.MARIE
ELECTED TO
USO BOARD

Charles L. Rawlings. Paul Ste
Marie and Morton Zimmerman
were elected TO membership on
the Board OF Directors Of the
Metropolitan Detroit USO at The
Boards quarterly meeting this
afternoon (Monday. March 22) at
the USO Downtown Club.
Zimmerman. a prominent AT OF y
executive. Is former Commander
CT Union Labor Post No. 90,
American Legion. Ste Marie Is
president Of Local 500. UAW-CTO.
Rawlings. postal employe. is
active in the City's Negro COM
munity.
The Board ratified the following
appointments 10 its Executive
committee for l943: Chairman,
Dr.. Paul T. Rankin; vicc-chair-
man. y. RAYMOND S. Clancy;
Dr. A. G.. Studer. representing
the YMCA; Mrs. Henry Wineman
Travellers Aid; Mrs. Harvey Shu-
Ter. YWcA; 1sidore SobGon
Jewish Welfare Board James
Fitzgerald. National Catholic
onmunitv Service: Col James
Murphy. Salvation Army; Percival
Dodge Detroit War Chest Frank
A. Morgan. Detroit Community
Fund. TSO President Henry Mey-
ers and Treasurer BENJAMIN f.
Young are ex-officio members OF
Ills committee. which under
Board authorization operates the
USO.
Last month these clubs and
lounges served more than $4,000
free sandwiches TO the more than
III 900 service men and women
who used Detroit TSO facilities
Ticrrot's report continued, The
IlsO doughnul machine. donated
AID endowed by tbs SIS. kresge
company.