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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Minister of New Baptist
Chapel Married in East


A late winter wedding. in a beau
tiful setting OF spring flowers and
candlelight before the fireplace in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Jennison OF rs South Main St..
Homer. y. Y. united Miss Ruth
Emight Owens and Rev. George
Parsons Jerome in marriage sun
day. Feb. 2S.
The nuptial rites were performed
by Rev. Stanley P. Borden OF Nc
Lean. y. Y. Traditional wedding
music was played by Mrs. S. p.
Rorden.
The bride wore blue aquamaripe
lace trimmed dress with cherry-red
accessories and carried a Colonial
bouquet. Her one attendant. Miss
Ruth o. Jennison, cousin Of the
groom, wore yellow crepe with
luggage accessories and carried a
smaller Colonial bouquet. similar
to that Of the bride. Mr.. Jerome was
attended by George II. Morenus OF
Homer.
The 4 o'clock wedding was fol-
lowed by a reception for close
friends Of the bride and groom and
relatives who had been present at
the ceremony. The table was dec
Grated with daffodils and juniper
green's with a three-tiered brides
cake as centerpiece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome are TO re.
side in Ypsilanti where Mr.. Jerome
will assume the pastorate OF the
new Baptist chapel. He has been
in this area since June when he
was graduated from Union Theo-
logical Seminary, New York City.
Mr.. Borden was a classmate Of Mr..
Jerome at Union. Mrs. Jerome,
formerly Of New York City, has
been associated with the Board OF
Foreign Missions of the Presbyter
ian Church.
Mrs. Kenneth Pakes, Stanton,
Mich, formerly Of Campbell Ave,
was the guest OF Mrs. Ward Groos-
beck. Thursday. She came to Ann
Arbor with Mr.. Pakes, who is in the
University Hospital for observa-
ton. Her daughter, Mary Jean, is
at home with broken leg, the re-
suit OF a coasting accident three
weeks ago. Her son Lamont is In
training with the Naval Air Corps |
ground crew at Keesler Field. Miss. !
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Miss Jene CriswoId Wed TO
Corp. Frederick WinkeIman

lanti, Muskegon, Detroit, Mt. Glenn
ems. and Roseyille.
After the ceremony a reception
and dance were held in a nearby
ballroom.
Corp. Winkelman is stationed at
Camp Custer and IS a member OF
the military police.
Mrs. Winkelman was graduated
from Ypsilanti High School. While
Attending high school here she
lived with Mr. and Mrs. \, l..
Howard, her aunt and uncle. Her
parents have spent much time
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Ypsanu Post party
Hall a 8 benefit soldiers cigarette fund
Baptist Church meeting postponed
H..
Carpenter Relief $780, supper
$50 GAR. Hall
Ypsilan Masonic Association o'clock Masonic Temple
Fellowship Baptist Church speaker Robbins
Philadelphia
Hobby Night, First Methodist Church
SATURDAY
sonic Temple o confer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
MaccaDee Meeting
Followed by Cards

Cards wer' played following the
Fegular meeting OF Queen City
Tent Hive Of Maccabees. with Miss
Hazel Stltt, commander. presiding,
Thursday evening in GAR. Hall.
II was decided to discontinue the
card games during Lent
Prize winners for cards vera
Miss Celia Gibbons, Mrs. Charles
Roberts and Mrs. Charles School,.
master. The special prize went to
Mr.. o. X. Wales.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening.
The next regular meeting will be
Mar. is.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Guild Hears Speakers

At the March meeting OF the
Priscilla Guild at the home of Mrs.
Sheldon Roll members heard Mrs
James Bell speak on christian
democracy and Japanese Ameri-
cans Refreshments we're served
at the close Of the evening by the
hostess to the eleven members and
guests present. A devotional read
ing and prayer we're given by Mrs.
Gordon Speer. Mrs. Noel Speer pre-.
sided at the business meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Gretchen Ann Iunt

Sgt. and Mrs. Glendon Lunt, Port
Townsend. Wash, have chosen the
name, Gretchen Ann. for their
daughter born last month. Sgt. Lunt
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lunt, Clubview Dr.. and is stationed
In Fort Worden. Wash. Mrs. George
Smiggen. this city, Mrs. Lunts
mother. has returned home recent
ly after spending several weeks
with them 10 Washington.
Mrs. Fred s. Horner arrived this
morning from New York City be-
cause OF the illness OF Miss Minnie
Horner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Phoenix Lodge TO Have
Special Communication

A Special Communication o.
Phoenix Lodge No. 10. F. and A. NJ.
viii be held in the Masonic Temple
lodge rooms Saturday evening,
March 6 at 200 for the purpose OF
comforting the f. A. F. c., and NJ.
NJ degrees on one candidate.
Special dispens9tion was granted
by Grand Lodge making this I'M
usual event possible. The candidate
Is on leave from the armed forces
ana viii return shortly to his post
where he will resume his duties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Fine Points in Bridqe
BY sAETARD BARCLAY

ming play. as ne had seen Vests
hand. Club after club South played
from his own hand, discarding
correctly from the dummy so as
to have as his last Ave cards there
a trio Of spades and two hearts.
His own hand retained two cards
in each major and his last club.
II South had led that final club.
West would have been stuck. II
he tossed heart. that would have
given South the additional trick
he needed right there. II ne picked
one Of his three spades. South
could have tossed one from dunn
my. led to the spade A and thrown
West in with the other spade. The
latter then would have had to lead
from his heart K into the combi-
nation tenace.
South did not lead the last club,
though. Instead. he led the spade
10, covered by the J and A, and
returned another spade. West won!
led his third spade. and South had
to run. Then he could not help
giving West the setting trick in
hearts. Or. IL he had put West in
with a heart instead of a spade
he could have made his contract
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
Birthdays Observed

Mrs. Rex Tate, Mrs. Matthew
Miller and Mrs. Stanley Bower were
hostesses at birthday dinner for
their husbands at the Tate home
Thursday night A large birthday
cake bearing the names OF the
guests OF honor adorned the table.
Following dinner, the evening was
spent at pinochle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
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Pres phone the Press office
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05
A PATHETIC SPECTACLE

1T is ALWAYS sad TO see
player almost make a fine play.
and then miss 1t at the last mo-
ment. That is what happens when
q declarer is on his way to neat
squeeze play. or perhaps a pretty
combination Of a squeeze and lead
throwing end-play. He gets the
hand played down. perhaps. to the
point where he has one trump left.
II he will only lead that last
trump. he puts the pressure on the
hapless opponent. But just then he
loses his nerve. and switches to
another suit so he can keep that
final trump for protection. Thus
his pretty play is tossed out OF the
window.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-05

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Evening star., 1943-08-08
BOATS.

4o-Fr. CRUISER "LOLrTA"-Gray motor
like new, GOOD livabie boat, sleeps 6, also
licensed to carry fishing parties, ST $50.
Sne Steward Corinthian Yacht Club.
"CHALOMAR," 4o-foot AC.F. cruiser for
sale: suitable for year round living Sleeps
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. Slip IL.
45-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Navy built. sound
and seaworthy: upper structure all new;
hot-cold running water. hot-water heat,
6rst class eieht-cylinder motor. TO re-
duetton scar; 300-watt. 32-volt lighting
system; price reas. Kay Ray, 1900 Main
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR, 3-h.p.,
good mechanical condition: $50. Phone
ou. 1904.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
SET OF DRAWINGS FOR

Rowboat. sail or outboard motor; very
seaworthy; price, 81. S. A. w. Boat Works.
Nail check TO S. Aubinoe. 913 L st ne.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

D. c. line; on Marlboro Pike Price, s4 per
week Teiepaenc II. 1881.
gle room gentleman preferred; near Navy
fssS 1sSsi ren'SSon BUILDINGS ne" nome Gleo'
ROOM for young lady, new home: double
Spring 006S.
SILVER sPRING-1st-h room with screen
sleep. porch, next bath: u block trans:
gar; avail; breakfast opt. Sligo 6s35, eve.
IN BEAUTIFUL SLIGO PARK section OF
Silver Spring; large room, twin beds pri-
vatee bath; new home and furniture, or 2
: pm. 81. s7ss' 5'''O''N 'O"''e' IAN S'''f
lst-FLR. BEDRM., cool pvt. Law. and
toilet, inner spring matt, nice home IN
unIim. phi; brkfst. privils sentiie home:
avail 16th: S25 sgle. CH. 1907 after
430 and Sun.
1921 NO. BUCHANAN ST, ARL,, va
preferred; near Pentagon and Navy Bldgs.;
s45 month. CHI 0132.
SINGLE ROOM, Alexandria; semi private
ResP Re9 bds use sS0 nmff monh DA8Re 4sS
ARLINGTON. 1911 NORTH 3rd ST
distance Arlington Hall: lnc bus fare TO
Pentason, Navy Bldg. and D C: So week.
Double room. twin beds, new furn.. next
to to- osth; s wa walking II distance Arins&s91 & Hal
D. C: gentlemen: S. week.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS, adjoining bath, in
private home in Arlington; one block 1Oc
bus. Call oxford 1862.
ARLINGTON, VA.--Attractlvely furn. double
room. private home. no other roomers: be-
Washington. Phone Gil. "3S1.
ARLINGTON-Wel furnished frt. rm. with
bath; conv. to city bus and Pentagon and
Navy BldgS.; for gentlemen. CHI. 5a7S.
ARLINGTON-Large, airy studio room,
next bath, conV. tranSp., So6 mo. single,
$50 double. Gil. 30lS.
34O9 EASTERN AVE. NE. in Mt. Rainier
Near bus and car; twin beds, well fur
nshed, mod. conV., unlim. phone; nice
WANT EMPLOYED WOMAN. with small
school-ased boy, to share my home in
Hysttsville, Nd Call warheld SS33 all
day Sunday and until 8 pm. weekdays.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1897 WEBSTER ST. NW-Youne man
to share front room, private bath; twin
Evening star., 1943-08-08

SILVER sPRING-1st-f room with screen
sleep. porch. next bath: u block trans ;
gar avail; breakfast opt Sligo 6s35, eve
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

| LARGE MASTER BEDROOM. private home
nicely furn,, twin beds private bath with
| shower, unlin. phone; cow. transp.; l or
. gentlemen $50 month: references.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

ROOM for young lady, new home; double
bed, large closet; no other roomers. Silver
Spring 006S
Evening star., 1943-08-08

DOWNTOWN-Girl to share room with
another. Inquire after 10 pm. Saturday
or pm. Sunday 1925 18th ST. NV,
Apt: 1o1. Spanish language enthusiast
Evening star., 1943-08-08

IN BEAUTIFUL SLIGO PARK section OF
Silver Spring; large room, twin beds pri-
vate bath; new home and furniture / or 2
gentlemen or employed couple. Call after
7 pm. 81. 3766.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

AVAILABLE for WAVE and wAAc oficers
house GEAR Chevy Chase Circle: private
bath. freplaces, unlimited phone. me- Id
service; reasonable. Call WO. 294S for
| appOintment
Evening star., 1943-08-08

II GALLATTN ST. N.W-Single rm, gen
tleman: pvt. home; semipyt shower; Chill
lum express Also double rm GE. 1878.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

511 RTTTENHOUSE ST NW.-Nice room,
suitable for two; unlimited phone: gentiles
Taylor 1890. o.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds, tile
shower, 4-window ventilation; single room,
2 windows. facing tile bath: new private
home; large porch and yard; Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1943-08-08

1851 HEREFORD PL. NW-Bg front r..
beds, "a bath, $500 a week. Tel. DU.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

| 1914 9th ST. Nw.-sineie, large or
| smaller room in detached home; one block
express bus. GE. 5s33
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1913 9Th ST. NW-Well-furnished front
room for = adults; also single room; break
asst il desired: reasonable. RA. 1883 81
1o1Q NJ ST N w making distance
Evening star., 1943-08-08

1st-FLR. BEDRM, cool pvt Law. and
toilet, inner spring matt. nice home in
exclusive neighborhood; . blks. lOc bus:
unlim. phi: brkfst. privils gentle home:
avail 16th: S25 sgle. CH. 1907 after
4:3O and Sun.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.

| 1419 ST. NV, Apt 42-Nicely furn.
! double room. in apt, for ] or , Gdeal for
%, 3 windows, large closet, conv. bath
| "a block trans. DE. T715.
Sc SECTION-1 room, double beds 2
| girls: 20 min. Navy Yard: use of kitchen
| Call FIR. 3ll4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
land So She Shot Him!

NIYRA could feel her heart pounding in her
vi throat and temples. Once, when Whitley
almost stumbled she went "ShSh' sharply.
Then finally he started to uptoe out the
back -.
For the moment George didn't know what
happened He knew vaguely that some sound
had awakened him. He reached under his pillow
for his gun, but IT wasn't there. So still clad
only in pajamas, he raced out into the dining
room looking for Myra.
He found her standing half way between the
dining room and the kitchen. There, IN the
vclloWiSh Night from the wall brackets, lay a man
Between the mans shoulder blades, a blackiSh
stain was spreading He was a very dead man.
"Myra, darling" George cried God God.
dearest, what's happened"
Myra's voice was dull, fat. She pointed to
the body.
81 heard this man. she said tonelessly, Gin
the dining room. grabbed your gun from under
Your pillow. l came in here Ia find him stuffing
your pay envelopes into his pockets
II had never seen him before and I knew ne
must he rohber. so shot him"
Copyright, 1888 by King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Rotten, but I'll Do II

GEORGE had Courted Myra and married her.
VI He had worked hard-durng the 10 years
cf their marriage. Now he was manager and
part owner Of "A modest manufacturing plant on
Main street, turning out war orders Tor the
government. Nothing the Henry Kaiser scale
Of course but enough to provide comfortably for
the woman ne loved.
Myra loved George, too-and that's probably
tho reason She never told him about Whitley.
Thus. for some 10 years. she had lived life
~ peace anti tranquility. And now here was
Whitley
Away back in her mind, she knew she must
have expected this. She must have known
Whitley would search until he found her. She
must
"Au right" she heard herself saying. "All
right, Whitley. It's the rottenest thing TN the
world TO ask me 10 do, hut II you swear you'll
keep away from the rest of your life, Ill
do IT,"
Her voice trembled I'll have 10 do IT,"
smart girl" Whitley observed. Has he got
a gun i'm the house,"
She nodded. yes, but I'll hide II. I'll see
that it's out OF the way" She turned 10 nm
now and looked deep into his eyes. "Remem-
her this though: II he should wake up while
you're in the house, you're not going to do any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
THE REALM Of BOOKS
rrIlIInIIIIIIlllMlInIIII

GENERAL weeks ago I tried
- your American l. g. with
what republic existed on AmCri-
can soil before 1776 and who
was the first and only American
dictator? The answers were
something l did not know my
self until lately) the Republic OF
South Carolina and John Rut-
ledge. one of our founding
fathers.
Now I'm coming at you with
this: What was the name OF
the American traitor who was
many times worse than Benedict
Arnold? And what did he do?
Stumped. Of course-justl as 1
vas until / read John Paradise
and Lucy Ludwell," by 1t. Archi-
bald 3 Shcppcrson The Dietz
Press. Richmond. Va. professor
in the University OF Virginia and
editor of the Virginia Quarterly
Review.
John Paradise and Lucy Lud-
well. of Williamsburg, Va, were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

umcnts from the secret ar
ChiVcS' which Vcalcd that
Bancroft was paid by the British
government a salary of 1000
pounds a year 20 reveal 10 the
London government the where
aboutS of American ships and 20
do general spy work for King
. George while oStcnSibly working
for us. This he did so well that.
as Professor ShepperSon says.
he did more dam age 10 the
American cause. especially 20
American shipping. tn n any
other individual whatSOever-iar
more than Benedict Arnold. "
There oven were whispered
charges that Benjamin Franklin,
who was head of the American
commission 20 Paris. was aware
of this treason. But this charge
was made by an enemy and 10
is one of those things that are
Just inconccivable. Bancroft was
once entertained ar dinner hv
John Adams. John Paul Jones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

Semi-aristocratic. cpicurean pre-
revolutionary American patriots.
They lived in London a good
part of the time and were cX-
tremely friendly with Jefferson,
John Adams. Franklin, old Sam
Johnson tthc cpigrammatic Gle
plant Of English literature). and
others. But that's not Lieuten-
ant-ProfesSor SheppcrSon's big
story. 1t CONCERNS one DR. Ed
ward Bancroft the Jekyll Nand
Hyde of traitors. He was born
in WeStfeld. Massachusetts, in
1744. He studied medicine. He
travelled over a good part of
the world. lie was a writer Of
books on natural history and
other subjects. T n @ treason
front was thus perfect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Queries From Clients
UERIES from clients:

QUERIES from clients:
QQ-What is your favorite Biblical quotationf
Alt is from Luke: The kingdom of God Ia
within YOU"
Q-What is the age limit for fatherhood?
A-As to what is the average age limit DO
not know but men of science claim that IL is
possible for a man Of 90 years of age to become
a father.
Q-What is this wonderful system Of shaving
you have?
Al have no unusual system Of shaving.
have stated that experts state the razor always
should be hot and wet and that it should be
held at an angle Of between % End 30 degrees
and that olive oil should be rubbed on the face
before the shave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
BY BENJAMIN De CASSERES
nInmnlmnnmnmmnnnMnnImmn

by Col. Carlos =. Romulo
tDOubleday-DOTan).
Romulo. last man of Bataan,
native Filipino editor Pulitzer
prIze-Winncr, colonel on General
MaCArthur'S staff, writes for the
first time the saga of the gall
lantry, the hope and the despair
OF those Filipinos and Ameri-
cans who fought 10 the last man
a logged, tragic fight against a
mercilCSS invader. . This story is
written in the blood sweat.
tears, hopes and hcroiSm of that
incredible band Of men. out
gurued. outman1ed, ill-eQuipped,
ill-houSed, ragged and starving,
who were the defenders Of Ba-
taan.
Romulo in his departure from
B7taan brought the last letters
Of the men who were doomed
10 die there and. next 10 his
skin. the confidential diary on
which his book is based
Copyright. 1898. hy KI7T Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Guides Him TO Money

GGTNHAT'S your solemn oath. Mhitey.-And IL
Il YOU break IL, / swear I'll tell everything
even " have 90 20 TO the chair with you
Whitley shrugged
"Don't worry. baby" he returned easily. eff
there's four grand I'm II, and YOU lead me to IT,
that's all I want. And nobody's ever gonna know
That okay by you:"
cit will have to be-" Myra said slowly.
n was shortly after midnight. In the dark
ness, Myra could hear the faint, whlstllng noise
Of Georges breathing He would sleep deeply
tonight After working hard at the plant all
through the day. he had sorted $4,000 into
pay envelopes on the dining room table. And
he was very tired when he went 10 bed
She heard the faint tap on the window. She
arose noiselcsSly and went to the door. She
admitted Whitley and guided him carefully
through the dark rooms Then she showed him
the stack Of envelopes and he stuffed them
rrnedllv into his pockets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
FAYE EMERSON film Air

was a guest. But they, Of course.
had no idea what this pleasing
and agreeable fellow, Bancroft,
had up his sleeve.
In 1890, when the facts were
revealed IN the Bancroft case,
they created a nationwide sem
sati0n. The details read like a
pulp mystery story for Ran
croft. known in England as Ed
wards and under other names,
conveyed the information that
sank our ships in bottles which
were buried under trees.
There is q lot of good early
American matter in John Para
disc and Lucy Ludwell,' but the
Bancroft story is the piece dc
resistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Name and Fame

HAS been said that name which is hard 20
II pronounce is a great handicap for stage,
screen or radio star.
1t doesn't seem to have handicapped Sonia
Henie much.
Nine out Of ten pronounce her name incor-
rectly It is correctly pronounced "Son-ya Hem
nee 10 rhyme with penny
Big Bill" Edwards weighed 300 pounds dur
ing his football playing days az Princeton. That
is the top weight of all time for player on one
Of the major universities teams.
Hitler Hirohito and NIussolini do not smoke.
The United Nations leaders all smoke but none
the same way.
Churchill goes for cigars, Stain for pipe and
Roosevelt for cigarets.
In his book, Psychological Factors IN Marital
Happiness" Madison TeupaD says:
sex is secondary factor In matrimonial
success"
Copyright. 1913 BY KnE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Cute Little Redhead

TANET GAYNOR. The first usheret to become
- film star. Miss Gaynor is a rare type; a
cute, little trick redhead. More red-haired women
are tall or broad.
Janet is 5 feet tall and weighs 100 pounds.
She is five pounds upderIxeight according to the
life insurance scale of weights.
She should start drinking double matted
mks. Did you know that several years ago
when Jimmie Stewart was underweight his doc
tor ordered him to drink eight ice creams sodas
a day?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Why Do You Come Back?'
LIE SPOKE slowly, quietly.
II mHnIln hahNu

-
II Hello baby"
She swallowed hard. Her voice sounded
strange, unnatural.
"HeIIo. Whitley" She said "I thought II was
YOU / wasn't sure" She sat in a wicker rocker
m his side what do you want, Whitley? Why
do YOU come back into my LIE now
lie smiled 80.
Now is that nice, Myra baby" he kidded.
after all these years, you're gonna make out We
don't mean nothin' TO each other. ask you,
baby, IL that nice?"
what do YOU want, Whtey:" she repeated.
hat do rotrvant az Hts srr1rfc faded.
stop sayin that over and over" ne muttered
ITS been "A long time since I seen you, and
expected somethin' more. DO you want We
should have 10 get acquainted all over again:
She rubbed her face nervously.
Please. Whitley" she said, my husband VIII
he along any minute. / want to be nice To you,
honest L do. But-but, won't you please go
away"
"Sure I'll 90 away. That's the best thing L
do" He settled back in his chair. But first
let's have a little talk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Rumba Most Popular

TTyIIE r,imba is now Americas most popular
Il dance. The best number for dancing the
f4t,f,l,a is 81 i'll Tine Peanut NenAoft =
Women's so-called "hair-dos" are becoming
sillier than their hats That is those Of women
in their thirties and fortes.
All the younger females seem to wear their
hair the same as Ginger Rogers does.
The first song heard Al Jolson sing was
titled: Love Your Neighbor as Yourself, But
Leave His Wife Alone"
al like the marines best" says a young
woman of Boston. "They don't start paving you
s minutes after they have met you. Their APP
proach is more subtle. They are much more men
of the world than soldiers and sailors"