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Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
Sports
Parade
BY JACK CUDDY

= NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (UPl- As
racing gallops down the stretch Of
its richest year. ancient Col. Matt
Winn again sings NJ Old Ken
/ tucky Home = prelude to und-
Unfinished track activities in 1914
Though silver-thatched Winn is
80. he is the unchallenged bard of
the turf world. His luSty voice was
+ credited with saving thorough
bred competition in 1943 by singing
his Kentucky refrain just when
operators and chalk eaters" were
wondering if the war would close
i hobble the HOSES
10TH KENTUCKY DERBY
Now the chanter of Churchill
Downs lifts his voice again, an
nouncing that the 10th running OF
the Kentucky Derby = America 5
most colorful sports classic will
be staged at Louisville May 6.
The Methuselah of the mutuels
indicated, without definitely saying
so, that next years whirl of the
three -year-olds would be witnessed
only by residents of the Louisville
area-that it would be trolley
car affair" like the 1943 event
because of transportation restric-
tions.
EXPECTED SUPER-DOOPER
But whether the next derby is
staged on a trolley car or an air.
plane basis, it promises to be the
Super-dooper of all Blue Grass
classics. Except for the apparently
unimportant transportation angle,
conditions seem to be perfect for
Colonel Matt's equine extravaganza.
In the first place, residents of the
surprisingly large Louisville area
have more money to bet than ever
before, if the mutuels totals from
other u. S. tracks serve as indica-
tors.
FEW HEAVY FAyORITES
Secondly. the scrambled ranks of
current tWo-year- -olds-the almost
unprecedented lack of formidable
tandouts-indicate that a flock of
owners will be grooming their
mounts for a shot at the winners
hunk of that $4,000 purse, and the
prestige that goes with it. Ono of
the largest fields i'll derby history
is Indicated
Nominations close in February.
The nominees may include Occupy,
Pukka Gin. Platter, Boojiana, Pen
Siye. Lucky Draw, Restriction,
Depth Charge, Rodney Stone,
Freeze Out, All Bright, Stir Up, and
Cocopet.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
LOCAL BUTTERFIT
L. 4. BUTTER

Quotations for butter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19
ANOTHER WHY ANSWERED

Now we know why it is that a
wildcat sereeches-the answer is
to startle rabbit into betraying
its position, according to Allen
Parsons, sports writer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19

state Highway 18 at Victoryille,
thence easterly and southerly ON
IS to Iucerne Valley, thence easter
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-19

MARINES FIRST AGAIN
The marines, who go in for ex-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-06
BENEFIT RODEO
 FOR SERVIECMEN

The wild-west rodeo sponsored by zindah Grotto and Knights of Co., lumbus held Sunday afternoon at Linde's Stables, Bucks Hill, was a financial success, committee men revealed today. The benefits will go to the Keep Elm Smoking Fund" for service men.
 Winner of the chief trophy was George Howard of Willowcrst ranch, Prospect; second prize went to A. len Lawson of Middlebury; third prize to Joseph Kriz, and fourth to the Kaemmer stables of Meridtn.
 The Zindah Grotto committee in cluded: Richard D. Benson, Ray mond Snyder, Harold Chipman, Leo Garston, Tom Corby and Meyer Erlanger.
 Grand Knight Joseph Sullivan, Vincent Leroy, Roger Walsh Pat rick Wallace, Elmer Shove, Charles Ramon, Joseph T. Cronin and Jo- seph Com m e If ord represented ~---IA- .4as--~It'- ~~~---~b%%-A
Evening star., 1943-04-04

ments is at stake in an Office. But
atten ton distracted a fe,r mo-
yneuts from a machine can
result in serious injury - to
say nothing Of delaying our
,cor effort.
To those who ask about war
plant etiquette, a few character
istic details are these: Because of
the terrific noise and the fact that
hands are seldom free, the signal
of greeting is to raise your chin
rather than to speak, nod or wave.
Another detail of introduction
is that you never shake hands.
This is because workers hands are
usually covered with oil or grease
or just plain dirt. The usual phras-
ing of an introduction is like this:
When you are introduced outside
of your department an identify
ing description is always given.
For example: This is Betty. the
new girl in Wings. She lives in Far
town and rides with Joe Martin
of Glass. Rides" is an important
identifying word which came into
existence in connection with Ride
to Work Clubs" one very impor-
tant wartime development.
Released by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
No Need To BE "Tough"

school themselves
to a toughened
attitude, to be
regular -!
Let me return
a moment, to the
"Woo-hoo" girls.
These are the girls
who make a lot of
fuss about the
strictness of fac
tory regulations,
in contrast to the
lack of restriction
in office routine.
But the reason
should be plain.
Nothing more Sc
rious than loss of
a few work-mo-
Evening star., 1943-04-04


ably representative of many 9TH
ers. There is a steady stream of
men to the Army and, wherever
possible, woman replaces man.
Much of the work requires manual
dexterity of the sort we'll fitted to a
woman's skill. In some plants there
are more women workers than men.
1t must also be said that a great
many of the women are giving their
hearts as we'll as their energies to
the work, because their men are on
the war fronts. But there is re-
verse to this admirable picture!
There is the very small group
whose minds are not at all with the
men on the war front, but with the
men on the factory front.
~Woo-Hoo" Girls
MIND you, Mrs. Post, l am
writing of the exception. But that
exception causes as much trouble
as a case of scarlet fever. The first
symptom is man-hunt glamor. In
stead of clothing themselves in the
efficient coveralls recommended
by the company, these women
insist on wearing their own crea-
tions. Some of these go to lengths
that would never get by the Hays
Evening star., 1943-04-04

if continued, may
very we'll impede
a good job for
Uncle Sam.
On one point,
all of these men
are agreed: The
majority of the
women are doing
a fine job and
earning the re-
spect of everyone.
BUT Well!
the following let
ter comes from a
personnel direc-
tor:
Our plant
airplane parts
Evening star., 1943-04-04

workers - men and women alike,
but has had the gratifying approx
al of half a dozen personnel direc-
tors. Many of the mems letters
asked me to write about certain
persistent faults in the conduct of
some of the women workers, which,
Evening star., 1943-04-04

MIN a meatless dinner for it's brim-
min with flavor an packed with
nourishment. It's mixed vegetable
casserole, seasoned nice an savory,
an topped with tender biscuit crust
livened with peanut butter. An when
l say "tender" mean tender! Why,
that Spry biscuit crust just melts in
your mouth. An it's so delicate
tastin' Just as everything is made with
purer all-vegetable Spry shortenin'.
Try it real soon an see how your folks
relish it.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Work ! n A War PLANT?

censorship! A tight pair of pants
and an unbridled top, as we'll as
an unbridled tongue, strutting
past a group of men workers. in
vite their 'WOO-HOO'S."
The point is that typical Ameri-
can men are willing to change their
views about women's capabilities.
But they don't want the women,
who are their fellow workers, to
mix grease with glamor. Neither
do they want Others among them
to outdo masculine bad language.
In short, they don't like to hear
women use profanity.
No Need To BE >~TouQh"
ONE point that impresses me is
that many of the younger girls.
who are very intelligent and who
have also had careful upbringing,
seem to feel that they have to
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Then here are some
tips from the men
who work with you
% &''t% %a<

M VICE. es''@' to spe sbe
girl who is going to
work in a war plant,
has not only brought
great response from
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Nut Brosrn Vegetable Pie

Nut BrosDn Vegetable Pie
cup cooked Lima II teaspoon pepper
beans, drained 2 cups sifted -four
2 cups cooked 3 teaspoons baking
corn, drained powder
cup onions, teaspoon salt
finely chopped tablespoons
2 cups cooked Spry
j.. tomatoes y cup peanut
2 teaspoons salt butter
% cup milk
Combine vegetables and seasonings
and place in a Sprycoated casserole.
Put casserole in very hot oven
(45Oo F.) for about Is minutes, or
until vegetables are boiling. Mean
while, make biscuit topping as fol-
lows: Sift -four with baking powder
and salt. Cut in Spry until mixture is
like meal. Done in jiffy, Spry's
triple creamed for easier mixing!
Then cut peanut butter in fine. Add
milk, mixing until a soft dough is
formed. Drop by spoonfuls on boiling
hot vegetables in casserole. Bake in
very hot oven (4500 F.) rs minutes.
Serves 6.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
X Wartime
Cooking Tips
BY @@A"4 9e'~Y No. ;,
Try this u,eatiess
mali. dish-if's GOT
everything!

Yes, folks, everything
but meat! You'll find
it q wonderful stand
by when you're plan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

Decek je pa incl toliko moci,
da nj crhnil nit besedice. Cd
Sci je z Zefyrino in Claudine-
tom, toda zaman 81 je prizade-
val navezati s prijateljem po-
[govor.
Debela babnica je pila cez
nero, nedvomno, da hi il ne
bilo treba misliti ma tragedijo,
XII maj hi Sc odigrala donna; "a
to je bila izredno zgovorna. Z
z vsako roko je drzala enega
decka ter jima ma dolgo in 81
roko razlagala zakaj je bile
treba prodati komedijantski
lvoz.
Pc ulici de la Glaciere so pri-
Espeli do postaje.
| - Da hi lie ne prisel prepo-
EMO, je pomislil Milcek.
Zefyrina je kupila vozne list
Ike has v hipu, ko je Wax privo.
I'll ma postajo. Brz je potegnila
otroka "a seboj. Vrata so bila
odprta.
Claudinet nj razumel, zaka.j
ga je Milcek potegnil "a suk-
Mic. Zlezel je v wagon. Zefyri-
ma pa "a MIN. Milcek je pa hi
tro zaprl vrata "a NINA in il,
ginil temo.
Wax je odpeljal. Zefyrina je
re sedela v kupeju in nj imela
kdaj pogledati, kan je deck
izginil.
Milcek Sc je nitro vrnil ma
p~ostajo, kakor bi bill zamudi]
vlak, potem pa je Intel ma vsc
moe k brlogu, kjer Sc je pc ME.
govern trdnem prepricanju pri.
pravljal umor.
Yes upehan je prihitel do hi.
Sc, kamor so Sc bill preselili
Nastavil. je uho ma vrata; bile
je vse tho.
Tedaj je mirno preplezal lid
in skocil ma dvorisce. Skozi "a
mrezeno okno je zagledal Pa
n~oufla; sedel je sam "a mizo
in zdelo Sc je, da caka.
Decek Sc je sklonil pod ok.
nom tako, da je lahko vse vi
del, ne da hi bill v nevarnosti,
da hi ga opazili il hise.
Vedel je, da hi pc potrebi
lahko zlezel skozi okno v hiso,
ker je bila mreza deloma izru-
vana.
Cakal je. Ia cas- so pa odpla-
vale njegove misli k dobri 60
spe V Moisselles in tudi k onim
dragim bitten, XII je O njih tako
pogosto sanjal; njegovo srce je
bilo polno poguma.
Kar je zaslisal trkanje ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

Remember--the longer
you keep War Bonds,
up to 10 years, the more
valuable they becomes
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

Pa vendar nj na1aeraval
umoriti tega gospoda? %, to
pot Sc je Milcek kaj nitro cd.
locil. Ne DO sokriv novega zlo-
Gina! Noce wee ostati gledalec
p%rekrizanih rok. Klical DO ma
pomoc.
Pc policijo pojde =. Res
tega cloveka. T.
Dolgo ubogi decek nj mogel
zaspati in vso noe so ga mucile
tezke SAME.
Naslednjega dine vse dopol.
dine nj opazil nicesar. kar bi pc.
trjevalo njegov sum. Dopoldne
so urejali stanovanje. Pac pa je
popoldne opazil, da pripravlja
Zefyrina mozakoma cisto perile
in obleke, XII Jill navadno nista
nosila.
Spomnil Sc je, da sta bils
Slimak in Panoufle preoblece.
ma tudi usodne noel V Moisdo.
nu-sur-Landelle.
Cez nekaj casa je presenetil
Panofla, ko je has brush MOI
ma BRUSH. Nj mogel zadrzat.
krika.
Kaj ii pa je? - ga .je
vprasal Panoufle. = Ali sc t
zdi cudno, da brusim noz? Ia,
pomni 81, fante, da je oster MOI
mas najboljsi prijatelj A
dober ~prijatelj pride clovekr
vedno prav.
Milcek je odsel yes bled.
tn Sc je pripravljal umor
slutnja ga nj varala. Toda tr.
dino je bill sklenil prepreciti zlo.
Gin.
Zvecer je dej:ala Zefyrina
deckoma:
- Torej, fanta, nocoj creme
ma izprehod.
Kan pa? 49, je vprasa1
Milcek preseneceno.
- &c hi te KIDD vprasal, mo.
ras odgovoriti, da ne yes.
Mama je tako ponosna ma
vaju, - Sc je oglasil Slimak
- da vaju hoce pokazati teti, Xxi
je kupila cd mas voz. Sta zado.
voljna, radovedneza?
- Lahko takoj greste, - je
menil Panoufle, - kmalu be
noe in cas- je, da Sc napotite.
kamor ste namenjeni.
Milcek je razumel, kaj pc.
menijo tie besede. Treba Sc JIG
bilo odstraniti, da bi ne oviralj
morilcev, da hi s Claudinetom
ne bila prici roparskega umo.
ra ali da bi ne mogla pricati
prot morilcema, &c hi ju kdc
presenetil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

Dive uri je blodil pc mestu
slednjic je pogledal ma uro-
bila je stir. Cd ULTRA nj nicesal
jedel. Zavil je v bliznjo gostil,
no in narocil juzino. Potem i
pa krenil domov.
Donna je sprawl V Yep sve.
zenj cekov in revolver. Noe ma,
stane V tenn letnem casu Ego
daj.
IL strahu, da hi ne zamudil
je najel izvoscka in mu oblju
bill bogato napitnino, &c DO do
bro pognal.
- Boulevard de la Glaciere
ma vogalu ulice de la Sante! -
je zaklical izvoscku.
Tam so ga re Gakali.
Nj Sc bal, da hi tisti, XII Sc je
hotel z mimi sestati, ne prisli
Tudi oni so nestrpno cakali
kdaj Sc polaste bogatega plena
Ko je Zefyrina potolazils
svoja pajdasa, je vzkliknila:
- VEN "a nekaj boljsega!
Mozaka sta 10 debelo po'
gledala.
40 sta pa vldela, kako je Ia
prla Vrata in stopila k vraton
otroske soblce, da bl Sc preprl.
Gala, &c otroka re splta, sta po-
stala nestrpna V svoJi radoVed,
nostl.
- NO, kaJ pa Je? Je vpra-
sal Panoufle.
- Kaj je? LIE poslusajta!
In tho je zacela pripovedo-
vati o posetu dozdevnega de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

-Zakaj je pa prisel Sc k teti
Zefyrini in govoril z MO?
Tu je bill, pravis?
- Da. .
- Pc kaj je pa prisel?
In kaj il je dejal?
- Ne vem, ostal sem zunaj
in spravljal pohistvo z vozicka.
ko sta govorila. Teta je bila zelo
mehka in slisal sem, da il je
dejal pri odhodu: jutri vecel
pridem.
Sem! ,jutri vecer! ,
ST dobro slisal?
- Dobro. In preprican sem,
da pripoveduje teta zdajle {
tenn posetu Panouflu in stricu
- Gospel morda bogat
In usmiljen In dober
Tu jutri vecer? - je
vprasal Mil6ek.
In obsle so ga mracne misli
Zopet Sc je sklonil k luknjici
V kljucavnici in zagledal je ne
kaj, kar je mocno podprlo ME
gov straSni sum.
Panoufle Sc je hehetal in
krilil z rokami pc zraku; zde-
10 Sc mu .je, da stiska Z enc
roko nekoga "a vrat, v drugi pa
drzi noz in ubija.
Zefyrina ga je debelo gIeda-
la. Slimak Sc je pa ocetovsko
smehljal. Koncno so vsi trije
legli. Milcek in Claudinet sta Sc
brz vrnila V posteljo. Toda Mil
eek 81 je zaman prizadeval, da
bi zaspal.
To, kar je bill zvedel cd Clau-
dineta O gospodu, XII Sc je zelo
zanimal zanj, mu nj slo il gla-
We. Morda je bill to policijski
uradnik il Moissellesa, XII je
iskal NIGGA, da bi ga odpeljal
nazaj V kaznilnico.
Me-, policijski uradnik hi Sc
ne trudil tako in bi ne hodil
dvakrat k MIN ma dom.
Pocakal bi bill in ga odvedel
takoj.
Morda je bill pa dobrotnik,
kakor je mislil Claudinet, XII ga
je veselilo, &c je lahko podpiral
nesrecneze.
Ali pa je bill 49,. Kdo >. .
Tisti neznanec, XII je sanjal
Milcek prot svoji wolff o MEM
in XII je O MEM mislil, da stopi
nekega lepega dine v njegovt
zivljenje in ga resi-.
Toda ia gospod pride jutri
zvecer, Slimak, Panoufle in Ze-
fyrina SO pa dolgo govorili O
tenn posetu. g.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
vezna vrata. Pricakovani MOI
je prihajal.

vezna vrata. Pricakovani MOI
je prihajal.
VII.
PAST
Kakor je bio re vnaprej do
govorjeno, je cakal Panoufle
sam v veliki sobi, ko je Ramon
de Montlaur potrkal ma vezna
vrata.
Slimak je cepel v sosedni So
bi ,pripravljen ma vse, da bi
tezko pricakovani MOI ne odsel,
ne da bi jima pustil toll zaze-
ljeni denar.
Panoufle je vel luc in Sci
odpret. Zvest svojemu znacaju
je bill zelo miren.
Obetal Sc mu je dober plen,
vse je slo gladko cd rok, NOR
da DO treba malo barantati, to-
da to mic ne de.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
Mali oglasi
Il URADA KLUBA
DRUSTEV SIND
ma St. Clair Ave.

Obvesca Sc zastopnike kluba
drustev S. N. Donna, da Sc be
vrsila cetrt letna zastopniska
seja zastopnikov Kluba drustev
SIND v cetrtek dine 20. aprila
t. l.. oh s. uri zvecer v dvorani
St: + novo poslopje.
Poziva Sc vse drustvene "a
stopnike da Sc gotovo udelezijo,
Anthony Zakrajsek, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15

/ - Molci vendar! - je zago.
drnjal Slimak, - nikar tako ne
krici.
In res, nekaj korakov cd Nth
sta Milcek in Claudinet napetc
poslusala, o Gem Sc pogovarja,
jo in nobena besedica jima nj
usla. re opetovano sta Sc tresla
pr misli, kaj hi bio, &c bi naslj
MUM tirani pod Claudinetovc
slamnjaco svezenj pisem.
In elm bolj so Sc lopovi jezili
tenn bolj je bill Milcek prepri,
can 0 vaznosti teh pisem in TEN
m%ocnejsa je bila njegova slut,
MIA, da Jill je treba izrociti go,
spe Heleni.
Pozneje hi Sc gotovo nasla
priIika, da bi jih lahko zopet
vrnil Slimaku.
PrestraSena otroka sta Sc sti-
skala ma trdih posteljah in cd
groze ju je spreletaval mraz.
Mum strah Sc je Sc poveGal, ko
je Zefyrina %potolazila razjarje-
IA tolovaja in ko je zavladala
tisina. Zarila sta Sc V cunje in
oblezala nepremicno, kakor bi
spala.
Bill je Re skrajni cas-. Ba-
bura je odprla vrata in pogle-
dala, &c re spita. Komaj so Sc
pa Vrata zaprla "a MO, sta bila
otroka re zopet pokonci.
Milcek je pritisnil uho ma
vrata in namignil Claudinetu,
maj stori isto. Zefyrina .je zopet
govorila tho, a lopova sta 10
molce poslusala.
cato je Milcek pogledal skozi
luknjico V kljucavnici. Videl je,
kako Sc trije naslanjajo ma mi
20 in tisce glave skupaj.
In cd groze je onemel, ko lie
Panoufle glasno izrazil svoje We
seize mad sreco, XII Sc je nasmeh-
Mia tenn propalicam. Pot mu lie
oblll cello, kajti videl je, kako je
dobil Panouflov obraz strahoten
izraz.
All, boze moi! - je sepe-
tai, - 0 Gem neki Sc pogovar-
JaJo? Bojim Sc Niti
besedice ne slisim.
- JAZZ pa slutim, O Gem 60
wore.
Kaj mislis?
C listen gospodu, XII je bill
pri mas.
0 gospodu?
Teta Zefyrina je dejala, da
Je bill S policije, toda JAZZ dvo-
MIN, da hi bio to res.
- S policije?
Da, nisem tt incl kdaj po-
Vedati Nj te bio tn . To
sem ii hotel povedati, ker te DO
gotovo zanimalo.
- Meme?
- Vsega seveda ne VEN. Da-
mes popoldne, ko sem peljal ma
novo stanoVanje pohistvo, sem
srecal gospoda, XII sem sc mu
zasmilil. Govoril je z menoj, mi
kupil in najel postrescka, da mi
Je pomagal peljati pohistvo.
KIDD je pa bill ia gospod?
V kaksni zvezi lie to z
mama?
Pocakaj malo Kaj ia
gospod della, ne VEN, ma videz
je pa zelo prijazen in otozen. Ma
prvi pogled Sc mu pozna, da je
bogat, XII rad pomaga siroma-
kom. Dolgo sva govorila in,
kar je glavno, govorila sva O
tebi.
- O meni?
Da, izgovoril sem tvoje
ime, ces, da 81 moi prijatelj. In
to je gospoda zelo zanimalo,
vprasal me je kaksen 81 &c Sc
pomnim, kdaj sva Sc seznanila.
In zdelo Sc mi je, da je incl
solzne oGi in da Sc mu .je glas
tresel, ko je slisal mole odgo-
wore.
MorCo CT ca no zpocfi1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
HiSa "a dive druzini

je naprodaj - 8 sob, dive CARA
Ii; nahaja Sc blizu 14O ulice v
lepi, mirni okolici. Cena $4,000.
Vprasajte pri MIR. PETROVICH
253 e. ISL St., ali pa poklicite
Kenmore 2641.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
Zenska ali mOSki

dobi delo V gostilni "a ~ciscenje
prostorov. Dobra plaza. Vpra-
sa Sc pri KMETT MINT TAV-
ERN, 397 E.. 1856 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-15
Moderno
ZeliIl,

kupiti 1910 ali 1941 avto. Pla-
cam v gotovini. Poklieite HEnd.
3756.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
.Pointe S Wo Clubs,
Lure Diners Dancers
nv TIP DOW tGER

THE Two bright spots a. Crosse
Ponte are the clubs the
Country and the Little Club
The Saturday night dinner
dance At tho latter place Mas
well attended with more of 'rc
older set IN evidence Dining
there Thursday night VIC noted
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Holtor
Mr.. and Mrs. {. a Dean Jr
Mrs 3 + Hutchinson Mr.,
Jerome Rcmick Mrs. Benjamin
s. Warren Mr. and Mrs WIl.
lam Uorhert Mr. Paul Gray
and Or. and Mrs Charles
Merkcl
a. the Country club SUNDAY
night We saw Mrs. julius
Haas Mr. and Mrs David
Morcing Mr. and MIS- Colburu
StandiSh with Colhurn Jr Mrs
William O Mundy Mr. and Mrs
Howard Bsllantlno Nj and
Mrs Carstcu Ticdcnan Nj
Carol Trcgo Mr. and Mrs Bruce
Howard. NJ and Mrs kurt
King and hir and Mis- Gilbert
Waldo
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Staples Fete Guests

Mr. and Mrs George staple
HSKrrf z frw r--1r--tS citrtt'-y'-'''r
them "Wednesday night and Nh
and Mrs Avian MaCaulay had
family gathering Sunday night
as did Mrs Henry r Joy who
has Just returned from d TIP
u Washington
Harry Russell is back from
the navy on SICK leave look
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
McLogIen' S Son
Boosted for Role
HOLLYWOOD NAY Is

HOLLYWOOD. MAY =
-pRa bIIGF1 Ee--ARE+l-E--
HORNBLOW JR. will use every
persuasion 70 get Victor McLaf
len : son. Andy. 10 play UrsuN.
The giant bodyguard Of the
Christian girl. Lygia. in Quo
NadiS
SIX feet seven Young NCLag-
len IS perfect for the role
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Dire am Comes True
For John Howard
HOII.YWOOD Mav

HOLLYWOOD, Nav 10
- ~ :, s; sa1y-J . II HOWARD,
late Of the m OWES, gets his
dream when he takes command
OF mineSweeper at Norfolk.
The former actor topped every
one Of his classes in the training
course al Cornell.
He was crazy for his own boat,
however small.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Last FIinq OF Season

The Fine Arts have announced
their last fling Of tho season Will
bc June ; place and time 20 20
announced later That VIII prob
ably be the last OF the dra-
matte societies this summer
Mrs Thomas n. Simpson
a>ked guests for dinner Friday
night very informally and
Mr. and Mrs {. Henry Haber-
korn had family gathering
Thursday night 10 complete
plans for Comics Wedding Sat
urday
And that reminds VS. a recent
bride had eight cook books given
10 her as wedding presents That
shows the practical trend Of al
fairs TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
Doctors. Wives Feted

Mrs. Harry L. Braman of
BRETON drive had as her guest
last week. Mrs Raymond La
Barre OF Grand Rapids
Or and Mrs A. G. Liddicoat
entertained a group Of medical
men and their wives AZ a for
NAL dinner party IN their home
in Breton road.
CAY cloths covered The tables
that were centered with bowls
of sweet peas Attending were
DOCTORS ASD BEsDAMEe
charlie, Husband stanley InEsv
PAM Rpstof Louis GArlepy
Henry Sui'h Frank Norrs
" A ChirmAn Benjamin Giowsckt
J watson Thomas s'swArf
: ftde-er Anthony Cedars''s
and Mrs G.. c. Bailey whose
husband is with the medical
corps IN the state OF Wash
lnCton
After the dinner the guests
played tripOh. Prizes were won
by DrS. RoSbolt. Garepy and
Glowacki, Mesdames Morris.
ln>leyand Gariepy
II vas the birth anniversary
Of Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Liddi-
coat presented her with
I0' ely gift.
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ing a bit thin hut feeling chip
per AZ that He expects 10 90
back 20 duty next month. Mean
time be IS seeing his friends and
having a bit Of home 10 speed
Ia his cnnNaleScence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
BowIers
End Season
With Party

DOSEDALE PARK MEMS
~ BOWLING LEAGUE closed
the season with a dinner party
Saturday evening at Bonny
Brook Golf and Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Colt of
Stahelin road entertained at
cocktails preceding the dinner.
Among those dining and dancing
at the club were:
AEssRs AND NEsDAhEs
Ear Reader ClAck heNary
Kenneth Msckay u j. Wilson
James Boseardet r. q. Jackson
Paul Ternet q. NJ, Mention
Leon Gardner Paul Thompson
n f. Evans Harold Wills
Malcolm Faulkner Glen Ellerhorpe
Dale Ediek lohn Hamilton
Mrs. Russell Mckinney of Ash
ton road is home after a weeks
visit with friends in and about
Shaker Heights. Cleveland. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Ireland of
Breton drive entertained Sun
day afternoon from 4 until 6
o'clock with open house honor
ing their son, 1t. Don Ireland,
from Fort Riley, Kan.