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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
ARGALL REMAINS ARE BROUGHT HERE FROM
 TENAKEE, SATURDAY

The remains of David John Argall, who died Friday at Tenakee as the result of heart attack, were brought to Juneau Saturday and are at the Charles w. Garter Mor- tuary pending funeral arrange ments. He was 62 years of age.
 An electrician by trade, MT Argall was employed at the Salmon Creek Power Plant here about 20 years ago and for several years was with the Kennicott Copper Com pany A few years ago he retired on a homestead about 3 miles from Tenakee.
 He is survived by son, Phillip at Cordova, and a former wife, Mrs. Claire Rasmussen of Seattle, as well as a daughter whose where abouts are not known.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 12. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 512, American Can 90, Anaconda 28is, Bethlehem Steel j4, Commonwealth and Southern 7s, General Motors 55ai. Granby Copper and Mining 5A, Interna- ional Harvester 73A, Kennecott 33, New York Central 1872, North ern Pacific 1872, Packard Motors 4as, Republic Steel 1875, United States Steel 57ss.
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows. industrials l4462, rails 3729, utilities 2085
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12

the Allied invasion, the Germans bounced back since pm. yester- day and have subjected this ship and other warships in the great assault convoy to violent and per- sistent air attacks.
 The attacks are going on at this moment. After sporadic hit-and- skip bombings, the first really de- termed blows were struck at pm. yesterday with two waves of bombers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
Connie Mckinley
 Is Given Party

Connie Lynn Mckinley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jerry Mckinley celebrated her sixth birthday with party Saturday afternoon at the family home on Twelfth Street.
 Birthday refreshments were en- joyed and movies were taken during the affair.
 Attending the party were Yvonne Hebert, Heather Hollmann, Jane Adams, Jean Hermle, Lorene Shaw, Mary Anderson, Diane Clark and Irene Clair Mckinley.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
ALERT ON
 THURSDAY

On Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock a practice alert will be held in Juneau, it was announced today by R. E. Robertson, Director of Civilian Defense.
 Details of the practice alert will be announced on Wednesday, MT Robertson said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
THRILL CLIMAX
 TAXES PLACE IN
 MYSTERY DEATH
Son-in-Law of WeaIthiest Man in World Placed
 Under Arrest

NASSAU, July 12.-The arrest of Oakes' son-in-law has brought a startling climax in the mystery of the death of the wealth. jest man in the world.
 Alfred DeMarigny, husband Of the Baronet's eldest daug gh t r Nancy, is held on a formal charge of murder He denied he clubbed Oakes to death.
 Oakes body was found in his bed at his palatial mansion last Thurs day morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
Agriculture BiIIIsSigned
 Bypresident

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Presi- dent Roosevelt signed the 48,295,- 883 Agriculture Department supply bill, but said he regretted exceed- ingly that Congress failed to pro- vide funds to continue the crop in- surance program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
MAJOR RAID E
 PULLED OFF ON
 JApS IN BURMA

NEW DELHI, July 12. - British and Indian troops, staging major raid deep into Japanese territory on the western coast of Burma, seized Maungdaw and held the enemy stronghold for several hours before withdrawing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
Keep 'Eana Fl ying---
 RIJY VICTORY BONDS!
Duck Creek Officers Hosts Saturday Night

Hosts Saturday night with for maj party were Major John O. Conwell, Capt. Cecil Montgomery and Lieut.. Charles Stevens. The occasion was to celebrate their recent promotions.
 The affair was held at the Union Hall and music was provided by the Post orchestra from Duck Creek.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
Nine More Blast Furnaces Closed
 By(oaI Shortage

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July l2. - The United States Steel Corpora tion announces the closing of nine more blast furnaces due to the coal shortage resulting from the closing of captive mines" in the south- west Pennsylvania coal fields by insurgent strikers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
PRICES SATURDAY

Alaska Juneau mine stock closed last Saturday at 5%, Anaconda 28, Bethlehem Steel 63M, Common wealth and Southern 7/8. General Motors 55R, Granby Copper and Mining 5la, International Harves- ter 72A, Kennecott 32, New York Central 18ls, Northern Pacific l6, Republic Steel 199s.
 Dow, Jones averages Saturday were as follows: industrials 144.23, rails 36.95, utilities 2l95.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
ATTACK ON JAPAN NOW FEARED; NIPS
 GETTING JITTER5

LONDON, July 12.-A German radio broadcast, quoting Japanese dispatches, said various signs" in- dicate the American Air Force in China is planning a new attack on the Japanese mainland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
LYLE HEBERT RETURNS

Lyle Hebert, merchandise broker, has returned to his Juneau head quarters from a business trip to Ketchikan
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
M. S. WHITTIER IN
 TRIP TO SKAGWAY

Assistant Collector of Customs M. s. Whittier left Saturday by steamer for Skagway on an off cial business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
II. B. CRIMSON HERE

H. B CreWson, merchandise brok- CT, arrived in Juneau Saturday from Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
NAzI PLANES
 STRIKE BACK
 OFF SICILY
Convoy Ships Subjected 10 Violent Air Attacks,
 Is Report
By PAUL KERN LEE Associated Press War
 Correspondent

ABOARD A BRITISH CRUISER OFF EASTERN SICILY. July H. DelayeD Caught flat-footed by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
YOUR BROKEN LENSES

Replaced in our own shop. Eyes Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. Blomgren Bldg Phone 636. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have a portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio Opposite Federal Building. Phone 294. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
SONS OF NORWAY

Meeting Wednesday, July IA. 8 pm. at the home of Frank Olson, 835 Calhoun Avenue. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12

When George Washington be- came President of the United States, the nation had no navy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
FLAREUp IN BALkAN5IS
 PREDICTED

ANKARA, July 12. = R eport s pieced together in this neutral Cap ital City indicated strong possi- bility that any day may see a new flareup of activity in the Balkans
 Well substantiated reports from most of the Balkan countries say the islands in the Aegean have been reinforced during the past couple of weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12
WEATHER REPORT

lU. $. Bureau Temp. Saturday. July 10 Maximum 61, minimum 49 Rain-.19 inch Temp. Sunday, July II Maximum 60. minimum 53
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-07-12

BUY WAR BONDS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
WHEN GRANDMA
HAD A COLD

her Mother counted on mutton
suet. she mixed with her own simple
medication. To relieve many colds SYM
toms, she rubbed II into Grandma =
chest. throat and back. Why not try
Grandmas method when your family
has cold2 Use Penetrc-the salve
that brings you that same old-fashioned
mutton suet base now scientifically i'm
proved with Fix, tlme-tested medica-
tons n relieve colds coughing, sniffles,
muscle aches and chest soreness.
Penetro goes night 10 work two WAYS
u) inside medicated vapors penetrate
nose and throat breathing passages
reduce nasal congestion ease breath
ing. % Outside Penetro acts like n
plaster 10 stimulate circulation AZ the
spot where it's rubbed on. II YOU We
never tired Penetro you'll be delighted
with this clean white salve that is so
pleasant 10 use. See how quickly it
disappears when rubbed on. So trv
Penetro-without risk. 25c, double
supply 35c. Purchase price refunded N
not satisfied. For the salve with the
base Of old-iashioned mutton suet ike
Grandma used, always get Penetro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
By AISLE WALLACE SERVICE

has gone 10 town Would II be
wise for me 10 quit the farm and
90 10 town. And doe. my wife
intend 20 quit me or quit the
FARM
ans: II j. n known fact that
farmers have very little money
hut the, do have plenty Of healthy
iood chickens. eggs. fresh milk
and bnttcr whereas people living
In the city have regular salary
hut II Il mighty hard 10 stretch II
IN order 10 afford such COED Ia
HE. Right now Of all times. your
place i on the farm. After your
wife discovers that there l. such
shortage Of food supplies and
that living conditions are 80 high
In the city. she will realize that
she chose the wrong time 20 make
this change.
SIP The girl love has been
married. separated from her hus-
band. We have lite girl. II is
The preiticSt thing you ever saw.
am going TO DO my best for her
bur >hc decent seem 10 believe
much IN me. Adyisc me please.
Ans: There /, one thing you
overlooked. You should have in
stigaied divorce proceedings
months ago before you started ll,-
ing with this girl. Carry her 10 n
lawyer. pay the lee and that will
prove 10 her that you are sincere
in wanting to get married. 9TH
erwi>c YOU ma, loose the girl and
your child a. well.
LS-I am just about at the end
OF my rope. even 10 the extent that
may move in order TO get away
from it all have brother tho
age OF IL and nv mother and fath.
or don't seem TO have much con.
troll over him. He goes through my
things any time he wants 10 ant
when my friends come TO visit
me. he makes fun Of them anC
calls them all kind OF names. Thi,
embarrasses me TO tears.
Ans: II i surprising what I
few cents for a movie or n sod
will do for hoy OF This aye
you can't handle him one way. h
can always he bribed. Yol
shouldn't feel that this i n ca
lamlty In your life. Most girls g
through this stage with their XII
brothers. lie i nj nm awkward ag
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

guests were: Horace Mellon EysJ
lyn Burden. Ada Louise Fyan,I
Bill Lawson. Roosevelt Sieeerj
Thorn. Bridge. Lucille Paiiorsocnl
Horace Rodgers. Arestinc Fisherl
Eli Smith. jeanette Jones. Donl
nd ROLAND, julius Franks GA
fnd Jean Turner. Alice Byers|
Bill Matney. Lahore Davis Thcll
ma Ayers, Ed. Patrick. Yvonns|
Walker. Leon Alaine. Rod War;
ren. Gladys House. Bill PalriexJ
Eiayne Wilmington. crawford
Bunkley. Charles Williams. Ruth
Everett. Wimpy Coleman, Lucy|
Howard. Isabelle Jackson. Gcorss|
Gaddy. Emily Spencer, Bill Fuller,
Elaine Fuller. Geo Davis. Elza
Glenn, and Walter kircy.
Helen Howard. who finished III
of NJ. with high average. has
enrolled in the t. OF VI Institute
of Public and Social Adminsira-
ton in the Rackham building
here in Detroit where she will
begin work on her Master o. Arts
degree.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

The season for tart red cherries is one
Of the very shortest fruit seasons We
have. and homcmakcrs should. there
fore. be douhly grateful 10 the Gamers
who perform such an excellent job Of
supplying We with his colorful and de
licous fruit for year.round use.
There is often a needless lull in the
use Of rcd tart cherries between the
fresh fruit season and the month OF Feb.
ruarv, when they again take the spot
light because of their association with
the celebration Of Washingion's Birth.
dav. But those who know from exper.
fence how helpful canned cherries can
be in IN many kinds Of dishes. such as
quick breads. pies. puddngs. dumplings
and custards. always reserve space on
their pantry shelves for this handy menu
helper.
1t is interesting IN learn that the gov
eminent has requisiioned from each
Gamer an amour, equal N Arc Of the
cherries packed in 1910. which was also
record pack. This means that over fifty
millions pounds Of canned cherries will
90 10 our armed forces this year. 80
there will he no shortage Of cherry pic
and other cherry desserts for those who
are in the service.
Tart red cherries give a zip 10 many
dishes. Their favor has zest and their
color makes compelling demands on the
eyes. The cherry juice that comes with
the canned cherries can answer a double
purpose this year when butter sauces
and whipped cream topping are going
10 be limited. Save some 81 the sugar
allowance and make slightly ihickened
and sweeirned sauce to serve with the
cherry dumpIings and other pudding
type desserts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Mrs. Walker
Given Luncheon

Thursday Feb, 4 was the birth
day OF Mrs NJ. L. walker. and her
daughter. Mrs 7 A. Brown, OF W
Grand boulevard ncnored her on
that day With a delichifu luncheon
The table was set in Mrs.
BroNrs handsome dining roam
whore beautiful arrangement OF
iorqgls and iriseS cen'ercd the
table. Each guests pace was
marked with corssge which re-
peated tho flowers used in the cen-
tcrpicce The luncheon menu con-
sisted ~ chicken Ia king in pat
~ shells tomato asnic salad With
cream cheese dressing. hot his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

The Motor City Eight held their
regular meeting. Friday. Feb. ;, at
tho home of Reatha Davis, 1893
Hastings
After the business meeting the
members were entertained with n
short program Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
Friday. Feb. II at S.3o pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

J.WM Put me on the right
road. am married and have bccn
for 80 yeats have good vile
Int She has become ,rcd ot work.
ing fof nothing on tho firm ana
cults and ether garnishcs and hcy-
GRACE,
Amone The guests were the hon
oreo Mrs. y !. walker MIS- MARI
Matthews Mrs Nalarie rcriford
Mrs !. &. Graham Mrs Robert
Bow lcs Mrs sarah Tines and Mrs.
william Robinson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

There was dancing and eating
upstairs and down and every
one had delightful time in-
Guiding the ideal chaperon, John
{. Dancy.
The freight glowcd and the
candles flickered and among the
and only wants 10 get attention. 80
he shows oil In order 10 make
these girls notice him. Your par
ents, IRE trying ~ he fair With boill
of YOU 50 don't make n crisis out
Of such a small situation.
S.T.-My husband is nice to me
hut he is always complaining that
| spend too much money. COM
plain at him because l know he
ewes the girls. He comes IN late
after l. O'Clock every other night
and every day he gets five to elk
letters from someone. He claims
they are from his mother. Are they
from herr
Ans: Motherly love i strong
hut hardly expresses itself In >iN
letters day. Find out whom your
husband calls every night. anu YOU
will know who Il writing the lei-
ters. As fer the money angle, bori
oi You are far from conservative.
We're you to 60 out together anu
spend the money whore II would
benefit both OF You. there wouldn't
he 50 much wrangllng about 1t.
That would take care OF his ca
ronsing until I. o'clock.
RE- have hecn waiting TO get
nv l94s Astrology Reading and
would like 10 know il they arc OF
tho press as yet2
Ans: Yes. they are ready. SEND
&c. your iull name. correct al
dress and birthdate and shall he
glad TO send your Astrology Read
ing by return mail.
XIII registered to take a
course through the Government
and was put off until the first OF
this year. / was called few days
ago. and am undecided II ] should
give up my job and 60.
Ans.:-The job you have now !
meager compared TO such n Job
,ou could hold after you finish
your course. You have signed mp.
rhc thing for you 10 do Is to 60
ahead and take this training.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
h With The
F@Colors...

Charles Johnson. son OF NJ and
Mrs. j. |. Johnson. OF Thirtieih
street. who Is serving with The
Us. Coast Guards on Long Island,
returned 10 the city last week 10
spend his Through with his pa
rents and relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13


linton Pope 5 and their aunt
and uncle. NJ and Mrs Thomas
SLACK
The scene of the party Was
lie spacious home OF Mr. and Mrs.
BLACK on Lumpkin street
Clinton IT, and Leonard were
graduates o; Northeastern High
,hodl while Richard received his
diploma from Cleveland Inter
mediate school
The liv.nc room was decorated
IN green and gold which were
he class colors ~ Leonard and
clinton. Jr while The dining
ON was decorated In patriotic
colors which were the class
coioYs % Richard
neieriahle and choice foods
vere prepared and served by
Wilson Wheeler William Foster
sHi Johnnie Harris.
Just before the many guests
Uece served me lights IN tho
nirg room were snapped or
AID green ana gold and red
ware and blue candies threw
soft 'irht on the heavily laden
naodiera covered table AZ the
epesfs gathered In the dining
room. the members ~ the Es-
qlire club sang Marquette and
AUD Lang Svne
Those seen dancing and chat
ing we're the Misses Octavia
Dodson. Vivian Ne son. Mary and
arrie Tn mas Lucille Lacen.
Marie BAILEY. Lucille swift. Betty
ana Caiherine simmons. Mildred
End Virginia Blanks Ella Mae
Montgomery Eva Estsil. Flor
ence ana FANNIE Patiman. Helen
Oden Mary and Rosie Ellis. Tom
ME Davis. Bertha Wilson. velma
Moss Irene and Stella Cavion,
Leoiis Walker jane rssery
Martha Curry Lean Fuqua. Reset
"a Fo.mar GLADYS Brazier Thel-
ma Thorpe, Gertrude Wilson
VIOLA Grant Gia'hie Flowers. Lois
l.eihan Florence Moltfn. Laura
Ross Dorothy Evans. Mildred and
Virginia Gibbons. charlotte
Balgh sylvia and Cecilia Con-
nor. Mildred and Margaret
Wiiey Messrs George Swift. San
ford Montgomery. Jr. James F.
\-r..- f,Lr ,rt Notho,foi cd
BENJAMIN Patiman. frankie Rex.
William Jones. Earl Glover, Geo
Alexander. Wilson Wheeler. VIII
nam Foster Johnnie Harris.
Charles Carlos Smith. Johnnie
Rousel harles Rouseil. Franz
flaming, Charles Shsrfuer. j.. H.
roy Nelson. Harold Grant. Loren
~ Goode Jimmie Cooper f.ls
Pope William Thorpe Kennein
Noodson Ulysses LYONS. An
drew Green. Herman Larlg Pen
Lowe. jerry Roberts. Willie Hitch
cock Ernes' Taliey, John B..
rrown Ir. J T. Brown Theodore
Hunt % ism Thomas Reeves,
Norman Roodes and Henry FL
Others present were Mr.. and
,irs z u Atkins cousins OF
me honorees. Mr. and Mrs.
Cdel Aiiies Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
rs Lowe Mr. and Mrs Charles
Starfner. ST.. Mrs sedora Franks
Ms Beatrice Davis. Mrs. Maude
Lowe. Mrs Cora Rousell Grant
Duncan. Mrs catherine Gray. and
many many others.
Everyone exclaimed over the
marked resemblance between the
honorees who wore dark suits
and how ties.
Among the many gifts ant
cards received by the graduates
were lovely graduation rings iol
Clinton. Jr and Leonard AMI
wrist watch for Richard.
over i25 guests attended thi'
affair and all reported a CRANE
time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

For the twelfth consecutive wear the
period from February 18th 70 the 22nd
has been officially proclaimed a. Nation.
al Cherry Week. 50 this will be a most
appropriate iimc for every homcmaker
10 take stock of her file Of favoriie
cherry recipes Once YOU try any of the
tested recipes shown below. YOU will
discover pri5e.winning additions to your
cherry repertoire.
Cherry Nut Breed
lie drain.d riued 1. p chopped WALNUT,
i,r, ehefre. cra''d Fnd 81 orange
y =. sugar esq. hssien
! r. aour IT, milk
tsp. baking powder ID. melted butter
| ] ur. salt
| Combine cherries wi'h haf ,hs sussr ~ eO
snd orange rind. Combine dry ingredients, I'D
| nuis ard orsnge find. Combine hesicn ear, mix
| and melted hu,fsr sri sdi - hour MIXTURE Fold
| y The f~erfened cherries. BAKE In huiered hreai
ran a. 500 =. shout honf This hrssi slices
best When ons day cid. Yields loaf snist.
Although every homemaker has her
own fayori,c cherry pie recipe. here is
one that is new and different, as well
as exciting and tasie-ihrilhng:
Cherry Cheese Pie
I baked pie shell No ran 'sri red
! pke. ,3.ofl fesm cheese piiied ehsrhe,
TO : ID. cream
Ada ih~ cream 70 The cheese and hes, until light
and cfesmy Then srread on bottom ~ the baked
PIE shell. Place TOP Of the cheese the eherries
drained fee Of juice.
Cherry Cares
Juice from No ran Of cherries
u e. sugar
pkg. unAnvored gelatin
4. c. cold water
soak the gelatin In cold water. Combine me
surar and cherry JUICE. Bring ~ boil. Then
sdd gelatin. vhsn mixture cool pour over
,hee,e and cherry filing In pic shell and chill
until FIRM. Yields s-inch pie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

Grateful thou,aris have harmed ihai rri.
ting up nights mai simply mean thar fhf kla.
ne,s nrrd wha' doctor, cnil d.GrcIIc AID N
thats our trouble don suffer nreGlcs.A from
mis- = amos ne sieclrdl.flriin- cnnt 'fr
Try time proven. casv-foiafe gMd Npd4
Haa,lem pl tAr~ules ~ directed on The
package SEQ u ineF don't helD sou s'fep
IKE \ los ard foci IKE million Gei
Gold Medal Haarlem ol tarrlie. foda,
Only &c. Must help you or money bats
~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

Capt Robert Bennett and ~.
Wilbur g.. Martin az the 3lSih
Med Bn. r.. Huachuca Afi1-
spent soome time In Detroit this
week while en- route 10 Carlyle
rarracks. Pa for additinal train
ing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
nd? Is Gruduatind Sons Celebrate Togethel
Have You Heard?

That Leona Lucky. that precocious ward Of the Glenn
Mills will enroll in the exclusive Enzmneer Art School
this semester She's talented along hose lines Leona IS
only and already in the eleventh grade IN high
school, 30 a year in school won't retard her
That the folks tickled pink over shoe ration
ing because they a chance al using that shoe
bag The closet door which the Mssus has always kept
filed with her own boots
That Captain Robert Bennett SAYS that PRETTY is a.
pretty does and that accounts for his lovely bride ;
charming way> Although she has appeared in several
films she has Of he afectation usually associated
with movie personalities.
That Gill Edwards fifth anniversary gifts 70 his wife
ruby and diamond watch and pearl ring in Tiff
fany setting
That the mechanical department Of The Detroit Tr
bune has increased saf h the recent addition Of An
drew Powell. Of little Rock Ark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

N- Ws-ker 1892 s. Antoine
stree eas called 20 50 Louis last
FRIDAY hera..e ~ Vie deaih of his
brother
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Gala Sem-Formal Honoring Grads
Attended By North Detroit Elites

Beautifully gowned young ladies, who were as lovely
the flowers in their escorted by mrec-
cably groomed young Friday, Night Feb. at the
semforma graduation party given in honor of Clinton.
Leonard and Richard Pope by their parents Mr. and Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13

II Norman Tabor OF Fl Hua-
chhca Ariz. is home on leave.
Corr Tech Albert Wallace spent
HE flrlough this week In Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
HELEN HOWARD, GRADUATE OF
u. OF M. HONORED AT PARTY

Many lads and asses from the University of Mchil
gan and some Detroit friends to $500 Fwood
Saturday night Feb and quite successful in help
ing Helen Howard celebrate her recent graduation from
the L. Of NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS you DOSING AND HOPING

tire results you can get moo
seifh this medicine
Open YOUR own way toward deliverance
others have enjoyed. Make up your mind
you're going TO use something that gets
TO work on rheumatic pain. You want
help YOU can feel. So get Cant, il you
suffer from rheumatic pain or muscu-
lar aches. Don't be put off with IFS or
butts. Caution: Use only a. directed.
First bottle purchase price refunded IL
not satisfied. Soc and $roo, get C-aaa3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-02-13
Mrs. Gill Begins Her Sixteenth
Year As President OF Club

When Mrs Ralph Hanson Sri Of Binder street en-
tertaired the North End Social And Arr club al is regula
weekly meeting the annual election 81 officers als
held After reports made hy all officers and pray
er was III re a-c..Lnr 700. r-ace
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