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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Old Crowders
SET for 63rd
Annual Outing
Festive Occasion
TO Bring Old
Friends Together

From Assembly Call until
"Auld Lang Syne' - Thursday
will be a great day for the Old
Crowd. when its members cele-
brate their 63rd annual cele-
bration at Denmarsh hotel on
North River road. Were all
set TO have a big time" PreSi-
dent William Eaton declared this
morning.
Although the menu may vary
from the usual super selection
of foods - (last year list in
cluded "a fried chickens, IL
pounds of roast veal, 200 pounds
of ham, IL quarts of potato SAL
ad, IS dozen hard boiled eggs,
IS pies and one gallon of Dutch
cheese arrangement were start
ed six months ago TO make
Thursdays menu as complete as
possible under wartime ration
ing conditions.
Thursday at 10 am. the Old
Crowd will line up for its ira
ditional parade and behind the
band will march 10 the boats,
On the list of amusements for
the day are duets, quartettes
and choruseS, all in tenor, and
games, including the Pride of
California in '49, hearts, dom
inoes and checkers.
The "Old Crowd" doesn't
seem 10 take its fishing as seri-
ously as in its earlier years.
But we'll have plenty of fish
whether anyone goes fishing or
not" Eaton laughed today.
Other officers for this years
event are Frank Ullrich, vice
president; Trufant Shoemaker,
secretary; Art Donaldson, treas
urer: Robert Babcock, chaplain;
Fred SchloSser, fish locator;
Tony Keils custodian Of Bass
Drum; Fred Schcck band raster
On the executive committee
are Erwin w. Egle John Schell-
ing John Frederick, Gus Klock
ow, George Sbith, Harry Miller
Russell Dubay, John Madou
The medical staff includes Doc
tors Kane, Berry, Croman, Jr.
Ullrich, Heine, Fluemer anc
Smith.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

WdrPIdns
Leaders
Gather
BY DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

QUEBEC, Aug. II - Up -
The Earl of Athlone, Canada's
governor general, and Princess
Alice arrived here today from
Ottawa for a one-day stay in the
citadel, and Will entertain to-
night at dinner al which il was
believed President Roosevelt
would be guest.
The foregoing passed Can.
adam censorship
The Quebec war conference
entered its second week today
amid strong indications that the
unique manner IN which II has
been handled has been designed
deliberately 10 intensity AXIS
nervousness over the major mill
ita~y deve nr1ents pred cted b.,
President Roosevelt
Meanwhile Dana Doten, rep
resenting the Office of War In
formation at the. war councils
here. described the Quebec con-
ference as "one Of the greatest
gatherings of military experts
ever held" ~
In addition 10 %he highest
ranking military officials of the
United States and Great Britain,
he said the officers directly re-
SponSible for the practical plan
ming of major Allied operations
have been brought together"
II has been obvious all along,
Doten said. that these planners
have been here Probably most
of their names never will be re-
leased, so as 10 avoid any dis
closures which might be useful
TO the enemy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Roy M'kinstry
Now u. !. Pilot
ex-Prosecutor
Wins Commission

ROMULUS. Mich, Aug II -
Roy NJ. McKinstry. Mount
Clemens, lawyer and former
prosecuting attorney of Macomb
county. this week was commits
SiSned a second lieutenant in the
Ferrying Division, Army Air
Transport Command. and as
signed to the 3rd Ferrying
Group, Romulus Army Air
Field. The 43-year old lawyer
has been connected with the
Ferrying Division as a civilian
pilot since May q.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Big War Bond
Quotas. Sci -.
County Must Roise
Over 4 Millions

A quota virtually two and
half times that of the last
War Loan drive today confront
ed Macomb county residents as
Harry Malbin disclosed that
state authorities had established
a figure of S4,386,0 for the
third campaign which opens
Sept. 9.
Organization of gallant or
CARNATIONS, similar 70 those
which played major role in
the Second War Loan drive.
were forecast by Malbin, who
estimated that instead of the 200
workers utilized before total
of 500 may be required in Mount
Clemens alone while outlying
areas, spurred by the same up
ward swing in their quotas, will
be forced to take similarly ex-
banded forces into the field.
The state quota. Mslbin said,
is set at 45l millions Of dollars.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Daring Thrust
Imperi|s Major
Jap Stronghold
VeIlo loveIIo
Island FoIIs Without
Shot Being Fired
BY Elf ERICKSON

WITH U. S. AMPHIBIOUS
INVASION FORCES ON VEL
LA LAVELLA, Aug. l5-CDe-
layed) Pr Without firing a
shot but ready for a fight, vet
eran United States jungle troops
landed today on Vella Lavella
Isla n d. establishing major
beschhesd only 20 miles from
Kahilia, the enemy's key Solo
mons air base on the southern
tip OF Bougainville.
Zero-escorted divebombers n
The enemy came down from Ka-
hill 10 attack the invasion con-
voy only after the first of the
amphibious sections had unload
ed army shock troops, their am
munition and rations on beach
and was under full speed home.
None of the ships was hit by
bombs in this first early morn
See PACIFIC-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Three Feared
Lost on Lake
Off Strawberry
Fother Alone
Found Following
Fishing Trip

Three members OF a Detroit
family were feared dead today
following a fishing trip which
began Monday morning from
their New Baltimore cottage and
ended this morning with dis
covery of one son, IA, dead, on
the shores of Strawberry Island
and the father found near the
point of death near by. The
mother and q second son, 16,
are as yet unreported and feared
drowned.
The family, that of Herman c.
Dakoske, 80, an accountant for
the Wayne county probate court.
began its Inflated trip in an out
board motor boat at 10 a. m.
Monday. leaving the two young
est members, Louise Catherine,
10, and Mary, -, at Home where
they are now safe in the care of
relatives.
Known dead is:
Thomas ID. DakOske, IA.
Found seriously i'll due to ex-
posture on the shores of Straw
berry Island, is the father.
Missing and feared lost are:
Mrs. Genevieve Dakoske, 40.
Herman c. Jr., Is.
AS Macomb county deputy
sheriffs searched the reeds sur
rounding the island for traces
of the still missing mether~ and
child and of the boat which car
ried them to their doom, the
father was reported under
physicians care at the home of
Edward Keane, on Strawberry
Island. Keane, officers said, had
made the grim discovery this
/ morning.
Coast Guard crews were ex-
pected to amplify the wide
Sbread search being conducted
ny officers.
y The Dakoske residence is To-
Gated at 1859 Nottingham ave-
nue., Detroit, while their sum-
mer home is at 3543 Bayshore
drive, New Baltimore.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Detroit Wins
Airport Case
Warren Township
Opposition Quoshed

The City of Detroit will go
through with plans for condem-
nation of the mile square site on
Eight and Nine Mile roads be-
tween Ryan and Dequindre
roads shortly. after winning the
decision of Circuit Court Judge
Fred w. George on the case
Monday. The motion made by
Charles A. Retzlaff, attorney for
Warren township 7 and SO prop
erty Warren township owners
for dismissal of condemnation
proceedings was denied, and in
junctive action sought by the
See AIRPORT-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
6 Induced
From Board |
All Services
Are Represented

The following inductees from
Draft Board No. /. have been
accepted for service with the
armed forces and are today back
at their Macomb county homes
awaiting orders to report at
Army, Navy. Marine and Coast
Guard training centers within
the next three weeks:
COAST GUARD
Ernest Zawacky and Fred T.
Drob.
MARINE CORP
Russell NJ. Johns. Raymond E.
Brecker. Chester Zurawski, AL
bert H. Christian and Frederick
G. Peters, Jr.
NAVY
Booker T. Sanders. Harvey r.
BrozWski, A b n Bolmowski,
See DRAFT-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
100 Fined
AUTO USE TAX
EVADERS PAY.
PENALTY

II YOU haven't already dis
played your L. S. Auto Use Tax
stamp. where il can readily be
seen from the exterior of your
car, you'd better drop every
thing else-and do it pronto.
Approximately 100 Macomb
county residents have already
paid an extra five dollars pen
atty for faiing 10 haze cr prop-
erly display, their tax stamps.
You can be assessed much
more serious penalty.
And, if you have the novel
notion that you can claim your
See TAXES-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Registration al M(HS
10 Beain on Aug. .

Fall registration al the Mount
Clemens high school will take
place in room l04, during the
week of August % through Au-
gust 81, from 9 until IL a m.
and from | until 3 o'clock p m,
Principal Monte McFarlane an
nounced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
late X X X
bulletins
Cut Reserves

WASHINGTON, Aug. liz
Secretary Knox said today
that combat losses and Allied
bombings of production centers
undoubtedly were compelling
the Germans to dig into their L.
boat reserves in order to operate
against Allied supply lines in
the Atlantic.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Denies Morals Offense
Against Girl, IS

Edward Hunter, 25. of 2792l
Elm street, St. Clair Shores
stood mute today during ar
raignment before Justice Frank
Z. Jeanette on charges of at
tack upon 15-year-old ST. Clair
Shores girl on July Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

MOSCOW, Aug. 17-(PD-The
drive on Bryansk, the hinge of
the German front southwest of
Moscow, Is moving at the fast
est pace of any of the three cur
rent Red Army thrusts, the Rus
sian Army newspaper Red Star
indicated today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Shell ScaIea

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTH AFRICA, Aug. IL
R-British warships pounded
Port Scalea with more than L.
600 heavy shells, sank an armed
lighter and two escorts off Cape
Benifati and again sheIled the
Fort of Who Valentia Marina,
on the Italian mainland, Allied
headquarters announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Proxy-Baby
Case Again
in Tangle

Custody of smiling, blue-eyed
Patricia Hoge. 3, central figure
in the strange Proxy Baby
case which has made recurrent
sensations in Macomb county
court circles. was back in the
limelight today.
Revival of the case. which for
See RABY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
ziegIer Feted
al Dinner Here
Predicts Road
Repoirs in County

Bad spots on US-25, north and
south OF Mount Clemens, and on
other State TrunklineS in Ma
comb County will De eliminated
by maintenance repairs in the
near future, State Highway
Commissioner Charles NJ. Zieg-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Push at Hand?

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-(P)
The nation and the world had
from one of President Roose-
velt's closest confidants today a
prOnouncement that the initia-
tive in the global war, now held
by the Allies, "is of value un-
less followed vigorously e'ith
great forces"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Skater Toe

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTH AFRICA, Aug. IL
tP)--British Naval forces Off
cially reported today that the
enemy is carrying out demOli-
tions on the south coast of the
Italian toe, thus giving the first
indication that Axis is preparing
a further withdrawal i'm the
Italian peninsula.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
picture appears on Page
5 of today's edition.

Ter said Saturday afternoon
after inspecting trunk line
routes through the county. The
Commissioner also placed en-
phasis on the section of Butler
Road connecting M-97 and us.
Is as one demanding attention.
The Highway Commissioner
and his Chief Deputy. Harry T.
See ROADS-paee
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, Aug "
tAP-Amereon forces entered MESSING this morning. virtual
y ending the Seion eomposn and Allied headquarters
thot the enemy carrying deotions the
south Of the toion thus indicating his intention OF
withdrawing farther up the ltoinn peninsula.
The complete occupation of Sicily the entering wedge in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

1t McKinstry, who served as
prosecuting attorney of Macomb
county from 1888 through 1886,
practised law in Mount Clemens
until January 1912. when he be-
gan aviation training at the LODI
wick Aviation Military Acad-
See McKINSTRY-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

the fortress Of Europe only matter OF hours the Amer
the Of the sond wiped hopes itoon
forces left stronded by their Germon allies
American doushboys fought hond hond with the
the Of the sprowns hillside port
less thon three miles from Itoy
Already their l55-miIImeter Long Tom artillery had
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

heed the enemy on the Italian monIond sold dispatches
from the front.
The American third division in which Gen. Dwight e eisen
hover monded giment, reached the outskirts OF
the city about p Yesterday then sormed into the city
this morning. This the division which first into Pol
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17

fight - a further indication that
an all-out drive might be immi-
pent. ,0 ,.,.g
Armed guards and barbados
blocked all approaches 10 GER
tain towns on the British south
coast. which was underathe big
gest ban since the outbreak Of
the war. But the feeling of ner-
vous expectancy this time was
far different than in 1910 after
Dunkerque, when a German in
vasion was expected momentar-
ily
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
STRICT CURBS

STKICT CUKBS
Everyone attempting TO enter
the prescribed areas had TO
prove his identity at the point
of bayonet. In towns inside the
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
UNITED PRESS

Impartial Coverose
Of All loeoI News
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See BABI-Page ?
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See PACIFIC-Page 2
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Labor Day
Fe+e Planned
By"GoIf Club

TIE DETROIT GOLF CLUB
is planning a gala Labor bay
program a. the club for StaN-at-
home members which should
turn ouf 10 be the majority m
view Of this season s travel dil-
hcullie>.
FIRST ON the Inst Monday viii
be The finals OF The mems golf
tournament which rs scheduled
for Sept /. 3, and 6. Prizes Will
be awarded after the final play.
The women golfers Will have
their own tournament. also
In the afternoon at 3 the chill
dren viii take part in a program
of Junior OlympicS under the
direction of Harry r Stewart.
for which priZeS viii be pro-
Scnted Al ; a gay vaudeville
show under the Craftsmanship of
Lloyd r. Grinncll viii be given
for the Youngsters.
Dinner Will be served in The
main dining room from l2:3O
until $50. 'Eha gri!l~roen1 -witt
be open from $50 until $.
Dancing Will be held from 7:30
10 $50 for The children, after
which the older groups Will have
their session.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
No In -Betweens

Fa'rg between meal, can
spoil your appetite. or IL can
tdc You over So tHaf YOU feel
Hko eating = good mra' /, all
depend, on when lou take the
extra calouo> and what YOU
take.
II ,ou cant eai a hIg break
fast take q gla>, ot milk or an
ergnog an 1890 and YOU Will
SIN be- hungry for lunch az |
O'Clock or. have a glass Of
milk m Wldaftcluoon
Before going 10 bed Is another
excellent umc 10 drink Your
milk Soc that You get a full
quart during The day
Even ON a perfect plan Nou
won't gain pounds overnight
But AS soon As You arc in con-
dItI0n to gam. you VIII feel
better and gradually YOU viii
pick mn the pounds YOU need.
C.ry-er' 1898 nv KITS Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Marys Orchids

MRS. McKENNA poured,
Mary Ebzabeths $ trock was
a navy and white pint ...
and she wore white orchids
on her shoulder ...
Mrs. Danaher chose a cos
tune all IN White.
Mary Elizabeth made her
debut in la41 and she-is
a member Of Tau Beta ,
She is in her senior year
At Connecticut College for
Women and will resume
her studies there in late
September
Capt. Mckenna was sradu-
sted from Regis College,
in Denver, Colo,
Mrs. Danahers niece 49,.
Shirley Snook who has
been visiting here most of the
summer will return TO her
home in San Francisco,
Sent. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Mr.. Dawson Feted

ROY DAWSON,S birthday
party an important event
Of every August took
place Saturday evening at
his nome in Berkshire road.
And lots and lots Of the
people you know turned
out to honor him
Mrs. Dawson received their
guests in a becoming frock
OF gold crepe with topaz
trimming
The long buffet and
small supper tables were
placed in the recreation room
in a lavish setting Of
red, white and blue ...~
Red, white and blue flowers
decked the buffet table ..
and were also disposed
throughout the house and
the small tables were set with
blue covers white doilics
-. and red napkins
Among the 90 guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Walter J. Daw-
son Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
d. wson Mr.. and Mrs
A. T, Phillips Of. Toledo who
are house guests Of the Rov
Dawsons &C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Burgam
. Mayor and Mrs. Edward
J. Jeffries Jr.... Judge and
Mrs. Joseph Giliis MIR and
Mrs. Walter O'Hair Mr.
and Mrs. F.. J. Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee c. Young
&C.. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dillwerth
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
New Flavor Twist to This Star Ham Loaf

This delicious ham loaf can do double
duty on the food front. For it's a
grand tasting hot dinner that's sure
tomake your family ask for ham more
often And ifthete's any left over, 1t
will make "A wonderful quick snack
later on -. or even a cold supper Tor
tomorrow .-
Get l lb. ground Star Ham Shank
mot cooked) and J J ID. ground lean
pork. Armour Star Ham Shank Is a
wise choice because it's mellowcd in
fragrant hickory smoke is very
tender and mild.
Crush one cup Of corn fakes and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Aonors Brother
ANOTHER SATURDAY

MOTHER SATURDAY
evening gala ...centered q
about the very young set
Ruth Brewster daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Rafael
Brewster Of the Indian vi.
lage Manor gave a dinner
party 10 honor her brother
Rafael Jr..
Who had returned during
the week from ms school
in New York
Dinner was served in the
Brewster apartment ard
the crowd repaired 10 'be
Country Club for dancing
later
Ruths guests We're Par
O'Hair Mary Brandon
Bob Brandon Roger Smith
- and johnuv tl5rdcuC'f
Miss OHair and Miss Bran
don LigSetl School senIalz-
this year viii 60 20 To-
ronto 10 spend tae Thanks
giving holidays with Pa'
uncle and aunt M ana
Mrs Reginald Jones
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
[. B. Dec alans
On Visit Here

OPEN HOUSE, was n J q
Saturday and Sunday Al the
Frederick $. DcGalan residence
IN Blrwood avenue IN honor OF
1t. llgD and Mrs. Leon B. De-
Gatan and their small SON Fred
erick Michael who are visiting
from Milwaukee
It. DeGalan is tho son OF the
Frederick -DeGalanS--Lln-AAaS-
graduated from the University.
Of Detroit. whore he was
member OF Tuyrc Fraternity.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Crumb Pancakes

Gas..a8a= sHs-haila aGsps.-B}llS.
I cup fine dry bread crumbs =
tablespoons light corn syrup. ]
tablespoon melted margarine ]
cCg SIChtly\ beaten cup
flour > tosSp6US baking pow.
dcrNand y teaspoon salt
Scald milk and pour over
crumhZ let stand = minutes
Then beat We'll Add corn syrup,
margarine and slightly beaten
egg. add sficd dry ingredients
and beat well Bake on hot
oiled grddle until brown turn
nc only once Serve hot with
butter or margarine and syrup
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Tomatoes Are pening-
Let's Can Them ApIenty
By PRUDENCE PENNY

NITAMIN FRESH tomatoes.
night from the vine 10 the jar. Is
-lhe Slogan -nle&et4,- -hemeHaa4<eF
thlS-year This fruit seems 10
be the faNorlte of all home
Gamers, for IL is easy TO put mp,
and when the jar Is opened It
has such a tine red color, tangN
flavor and a Goodly amount OF
vitamin G.
In choosing your tomatoes for
canning use on Y firm. ripe
ones. free from blemisheS or
spots. A buShel Of tomatoes will
yield - TO 20 quarts Of canned
food: two and one-half TO three
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

mix in | tbsp. brown sugar and J -
cloves. Add ! 2cupundiluted Armol
Evaporated Milk, l Cloverbloom ep.
the ground meats and mix together
well. Pack the mixture into a 2 h.
oiled loafpan and bake in 325' 'F!oven
for Il 1 hours. Serve 1t hot or cold with
ereanfrd or seallnped putztoes,
It's a big, delicious meat meal for
6 on 3 persons. And 1t tastes - good
sliced cold -. you'll probably try 10
save some for later on-D you cant
Serve this Star Ham Loaf tonight
+ ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Tomato Juice

Allow about four pounds finn.
uIiv rIpe rcd tomatoes for each
quart jar Wash. remove stems
and any hard or green spots
LII .ulq. G.sA,hs-aBa llBaa3-e-I
worry ccntlN stirring occasion.
ally until soft Put ar once
through % fine sieve 90 rcmuN o.
>oodS and. skin then bring llro
90 y bon and pour Immediately
Wto"hoh StcrllIICd iarS and seal
Tim. tomato luIcc does NOT rc-
gfrIfa rt.otg-Ciutv ..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
The Water Bath

In using the water bath and
oven you can either pre-cook
the tomatoes or pack them raw.
In the former case. cut them m
quarters heat Just 10 boiling
and pack hot. Process IA boiling
water bath for five minutes. or
in 275 eeree oven for l.
minutes.
In packing the tomatoes raw
leave them whole CthlS makes
them nice Tor salad uSCl with
tomato Juice aud add enc tea
spoon Of salt 70 the quart. Proc
c>S Is minutes in water bath or
so minutes in 275 degree oven.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
TempIe+ons
Entertain at
Dinner

MIR. AND MRS. ALLAN A.
TFMPLETON Of Woodstock
drive entertained Al a small
family dinner in the Detroit
Athletic Club on Saturday eve
ming honoring MIR Templeton's
brothpr-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor Of Chi
cagO.
Others in this family get-to-
geiher included Mr.. and Mrs.
a {. Templeton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshal F.. Templeton.
Mr. and Mrs Taylor arrived
Friday evening for a weeks
visit here
The dinner and dancing party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J.
Manion AZ the DAG on Satur-
day evening also revolVe 4
around visitors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

THAT LITTLE girl VII
especially low this dolly IT'S
arms and legs are movable
us checks and tummy round
out like those of a real child
Pattern 67l contains pattern
and directions tor doll and
clothes, list of materials le-
qurcd
Send II cents i'm coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
42251 - -f'ImeS Square Detroit Is,
Mich