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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Event Attracts
GAO individuals
To Palace Rec.
r., HAROLD KAHL

a field of 60 boWIcr, repre-
scnunc ll0 different cities and
towns. WI. pop one OF the last
corks on The 19i--ti season here
IN tac ;h4atetA-I-a----- j. pe+eF~eH
Classic carving "a top pu1e OF
5000 AT the Palace Recreation
starting TUESDAY night and con-
tinung oaiy through next Sunday
In this group arc Tho foremost
money shooters lu tins country
and Csna6a For many IL WIll bo
a chance 90 salvage some com
which cIu6ed their grasp during
the regular season whether m the
classic itself. or match games
tt1at WITT rtoS~uur like uaudciions
every DAY For others IL viii be
additional monetary losses, but
still tup
Petersen. in case YOU are not
aware is Strapping bowling
proprietor. who halls from Chi
cage. lie conceived the idea OF
his classics. i'm which every con
petltor rolls eight games across
is ALLEYS N the early twentleS
his purpose was 10 give the stan
something td shoot al.
EDINGER COMING
He started with a top prize OF
$1,000 and 10 has been as high as
$4,000. N fact. only last January
when Clarence Edinger, a com.
parative unknown IN Chicago
came down in front with a total
Of lilo pins Charles EauSChe OF
Cleveland was second with 1857
for $1,000 and Harold ASplund OF
Denver third with 1916 for $1,000
All three viii roll here.
Naturally. Detroit leads in the
number of entries with 300 indl-
vldualS. Chicago is next with as
followed by Cleveland with 81
Milwaukee II. Toledo Is. Buffalo
u and Columbus 9. From then
on they are scattered, even includ-
inc Ned Day OF Santa Monica
Cal, former national match king
who is getting a furlough from
the coast guard 20 be here.
Ali Of DetToit-S leading boWlers
are entered. including Joe Norris
Johnny CrimminS, Frank Zion and
Cass Grygier. the last two being
the cityS only past Petersen
winners OF $1,000 each Chef
Bukowski, who finished ninth with
1886 for $50 last January 10 head
Detroit. also Is present.
Outstanding among the out-of-
town entries. scheduled mostly
next Friday. Saturday and SUNDAY
are Connie Schwoegler OF Madi-
son. Wis. present match game
champ: Pvt. Vincent Mlkiel, De
troiter who won the event here
TWO years ago and now stationed
al Mitchell Field. n y. and Joe
Falcaro of New York City.
Consult schedule when stars
bOwl.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
THE GREATER CANE By Edgar Haye
TOMMY SHEEHAN WEEDS
TEXAS GIRL MAY Is
BY Edgar Hayes

al basket ball His team won
the eighth regiment tournament
recently He Is a chief Spe-
cjaliSt -. Isaac Kequan Ottawa
Indian from Mani>tiquc, won the
li7-pound boxing championship
OF the 3lSt regiment by beating
Tony Nader OF Young O,
IN the finals His cousin,
Leonard Sh4rkey, was upset IN
The finals OF The mIddleWeIcht
division by Virgil Bow en- OF East
81. Louis III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Muny Open SoftbalI

Last meeting Of thc season for
managers and coaChc, VIII De- held
at the athletic office. jO4 ElmWood
next Wednesday at 100 p. m. The
first games Will be played Monday
evening at 6.45 This is the deadt'
line for any managers TO file a
team IN the NJ O. League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
TO
Hur| Sunday

BRIGGS STADIUM May /
Johnny Corsica and Stubhy- ONer-
mire will pitch for the Tigers
against the Indians In the double
header here this Sunday.
Mel Harder and Jim Bagby are
slated to hurl for Cleveland.
Frank SecOry, former Tiger
visited with Overmire before the
game. Both played ball for West
ern State al Kalamazoo Secory
is now teaching and coaching at
a high school IN Port Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Tommy Sheehan. one Of tho
best amateur golfers in Detroit'S
history is a lieutenant in the
army air force 80. lie Is a check
pilot at The basic school,
Chcha>ha, Okla. -. He has 2i5
students and instructors under
him Tommy viii return to
ms alma mater, Notre Dame.
May Is. 10 we'd Jane Joyce De
COIOW Of san Antonio Texas. ...
Tommy was a member OF Moa-
dowbrooS while in Detroit.
Two of Grand Rapids best
known amateur boxers Joe kra-
mer and Bob Buckowlng, were
Killed in the fighting in New
Guinea &C.. The boxers from the
Furniture City are we'll repre-
scented i'm the armed services
with Wilson Apkarian Bill New
Vile ana Pcpe BaZZara. all for
mcT titlcholdcrS Don Weld
ing. who pitched a lot OF sand
lot baseball around Grand Rap
idS and was good enough 10 get
a tryout, survived bitter fighting
on Guadalcanal He is q pri-
Vdte IN the marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Catholic Mines
In "a Games

The Catholic High School Base
ball League will get into full swing
this week with the opening OF
games in the second division.
St Philip. defending Secon d
division champion meets Annun-
citation in the feature of the week '>
2i-game schedule.
MONDAYS GAME
ST. Bernard vs. - Inuma-
TIESnAN'S GAMES
St Gregory VS. So Mars ni Etli1rd.
S. Anthony VS. De La safe Catholic
Central vs. ST. Joseph 81 Catherine VS.
81 LadIslaus. So Pau vs. So Martin.
ANN notation IS So Philip So Charles
vs. - Rose ST. Rita VS. So AIrhHusus
So Frpucrgk Na So FRANCIS ~ Sale
Nt Came Ns. So FRANCS Xavier SACRED
Heart vs. 81 Cssmir -. Fs'uts Sc.
g. Agnes
TRInNNf~ GNNiN
g. Mars u' Ertturt 49, l..r.f ST.
Catherine IS Is la Sale. S' Anthony Fe
81 Joseph ST. L.aHisiaus ts. Csfr9u,
Central s. Paul SIS ST. PhHIr Aunuugs-
tIDn VS. So Rose ST. Bcrrsrf So
Martin. So F-snc. Us Sales $751; So htv
s. Mar ot ErIs. DsH Ns. So A.fhar-.s
NJ Carme H. 4. SaIr's sacred Hear
~. s.. Psrick. s., Cas'Ur So. 81 Arnes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Sundays Soccer

DETROIT NNtNTttH ~ottkR ktNCTI
al Ganifs ~ 10 . "
NaNa fE. |ar a' |fr
- trfH rrae .. ..I. F..l..."- 1..r
F4rEer aHf Ht.ar. .. F.s
ct1 Cur 80 nf.uff- H-Esrsrs ara
osfnGs ntat kaulas o. Mas FsfA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Vation Pin Stars Roll in $14 $40 Petersen Classic This Week
Crimmins, Stroh
Rolling in City
Bowling Meet

Johnny Crimmins' defense Of his
all-eventS championship and his
quest of doubles and singles hon
ors along witty the appearance Of
Joe Norris Sroh headlines this
weeks card in the annual city
bowling tournament al the WY-7
and Great Lakes RecreationS.
Working under the excellent
start of $50 in the five-men, Grim
minis will shoot his doubles paired
with Henry GAVE and his singles
at WY next Thursday, starting
at $40 p. m. He won the all
events last year with a 1891 total
for nine games
Other members of the Paris
clean team, Herb Case and Adoloh
Konopka, Nal Gilmour and Dave
Berger, also are listed then along
with those of the NernorS and De
Luxe fiveS of the Detroit Times
All-Star Classic. They are Har-
old Derrick and Rudy Walby, DR..
William Murphy and Ray GlinSke,
Eddie BriSkie and Henry Noya-
kowSki, Bill David and Ed La
IBudde, lrv Simpson and Ken
.Ludlkpr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Record Vault

No one hut Cornelius Warmer
dam has ever yaulted - feet. lie
has done il rs times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
American Association

Louisville 3 columbus /
Kansas city y. 81 PAU
Milwaukee % Minneapolis .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Royal Oak High
Rifle Team Winss
Hearst Trophy
BY Don GILLIES

The Royal Oak High School
rifle team are the new winners OF
the William Randolph Hearst jun
Tor rifle competition for the sixth
service command.
Entering the race for the first
time against 81 crack teams rep
resenting high schools in Michigan.
Illinois and Wisconsin, tho new
corners shot their way 10 a bril-
liant victory. scoring S55 points
out OF a possible 1000.
Their closest rivals in the heated
race was Ann Arbor High School,
which finished II points back with
a team total OF S43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
SWEEP FOR PERRY

J r Perry. coach OF the Benton
Harbor High School lunlor team.
made u a clean sweep for Michi-
gan high schools by capturing
third place with a team score OF
1913 All teams are eligible 10 fire
in the Tlme>-HearSt matches at
Olympia n Detroit, MAY % and 30
Team members were Eugene
Johann. 176. Earl johnson l5S;
Robert Gilbert l75 Gerald South
land l69 and Allan Schmaltz. l5S
Other Michigan teams vino fired
in TIE competition finished as fol-
lows
seventh Royal OAK Recreation Juniors
Team No2 Tsa lUtH. Port Huron Juriur
college TO- lI.h Highland psrs Janipr
College Tsi 18Th. Ann Amor Hgh Team
Na. Tll. isth BarsEs Township High
Sc0o0i T0s -lH Grant Haven Hish Ses
Goth AIt..u Junior Rife club So 2stt
Iron River Higr acnoof 65s. 2at1 Junior
Re-drriIre Rife CiGh uf Port huron Team
40 2 6a3 3lst Junior Boffeu.Hs Rte
cub ~ Port Huron Team $50, So
It'h Port Huron FFtt PrsstFteffsn Sunday
school IT, a7'r Highland Para Ju1inr
College Team so 2 5s7 1sth Judge John
iZUd Rsntou Hsfhor Junior R.Ge Ciuh
Team 80. q $685. is'h Judge John Fsu't
Post It3 Team 30 f15. t5tr Judge
John Fauo Post 1l1 Team $50 9 sol;
1e'O Junior BlideIAne C.uu % FnE Huron.
Team Sc. goo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

This column about athletes
I'M The service appears twice
each week. Send IN your newsJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
CAMPS REACHED

More members OF The Wayne
University enlisted reserve corps
that reported for active duty
early last month have reached
their basic training camps
Among them were John H. Cot
ton. 1912 football PLAYER and
Irving a. Fowler, 1912 tennis
ace, at Camp Roberts, Cal.
joe Holloway. 1913 basket
ball star, is in the quartermaSter
corps az Camp Lee. Va. =.
George Donald Young. captain
elect of the 1913 grid squad. Is
in the army air force at St
Petersburg, Fla. e.. In the same
outfit Is Maurice Stotlky, track
and baseball man e.. Joe Mag
natta. track and football player,
also iS in the air force at Shep-
pard Field, Tex.
Douglas Rutherford. star
paSSer on the football squad, is
in a tank destroyer school at
Camp Hood Tex. Robert
X. Grant, a member. OF Wayne'S
national AAU .6O0-meter relay
team last spring is in the quar-
tcrmaStcr corps at Camp War
rem. Wyo. Sam Rothberg,
tennis ace. is at DOrr Field, Fla,
with the air force.
SWIM STARS
PVT Steve Wozniak Of Buff
falo. fve-time holder of the AAU
iivc-mile swim title. is at Fort
DevenS Mass. -. When ID years
old. Steve was in a serious auto
mobile accident and doctors gave
MIN two years 10 live He
took up swimming 10 rebuild his
shattered BODY and now Is a
champion He is attached 10
the engineer amphibian COM
mand of the army. the newest
and one OF the toughest branches
of the service.
1t. Col Delbert O. Fuller. as
sistant Commlnddnt of the huge
WAC training center being
established al Fort DevcnS, foot
ball hero from Brown Univer-
SitNI served in the last war.
Pete KmctoviC, regular half
back on the Great Lakes naval
training station football team
lasEfan. showed he was as good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
CREDIT TOM FOUNDER

The success of the Royal Oak
markSmen and their sudden rise
TO national fame can be attributed
to one man. His name is Tom
Founder. director OF recreational
activities for the city OF Royal
Oak Founder, who up until two
years ago was taking rifle shoot
ing lessons himself, is the coach OF
the rifle team. and one of the best
rifle instructors IN the country
today.
I'd Phillips was the high scorer
on the team with a mark of 1874
points out of possible 200 In
second place was Jack BAchman
with $50. Other members of the
team were Bob Berry and Bob
Willong who tied FOR third and
fourth place with los. and George
Foster with l59.
The Ann Arbor High tcantI
coached by Charles J Barclay. De-'
lrnlt -EmcN-I Ieaf-t- II Michigan 1ur1ior
champion. found Kenneth Mitchell
leading his teammates with lis.
Robert Schmidt was second with
III Bob Perrin third with ia.
Jack NAH fourth with l63. and Ed
mund GuntheT fifth with l5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
STROH ROLLS FRIDAY

Stroh will go into action at
Great Lakes, Friday, at s p. m.
Leslie Frederick's AlteS, George
Noteboom,S Denmarsh and Harry
Saunders Oldbru. all of Mt Glenn
ems. are other Class A quintets
having their innings the same
night Q
Atotal OF % Glass A teams are
booked for the week, no less than
10 of them. headed by Ted Re
bain'S SackmanS. getting the call
this Sunday. Others are John Pay
checks Auto. Harold Elliott $
Whalings, Mike Sagie'S Fort
Boulevard Rec, John Heenan' 5
Jimmy kellyS, Bob Shay'S Bor-
beIyS, Ben Fruehauf'S Pillar Rec.
Jimmy JackSon'S Vernor-LivernoiS,
Howard Bridges Redford Rec. and
John CAROLS Plymouth Tanks.
Two changes were made among
the Class b leaders Saturday
George Collins, GhTySler taking
second on 95l-955-900 for 2S06, or
2S3 pins over average. Bernard
.Carrigan was the leader with 2l7
in $50. Sixth went TO Joe Van
HouetS Five on S27-9o0-999 for
276. a total of 220 over average.
The captain was the leader with
POI -222-lS0 for 603
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
By CHARLES GENTRY

WI HIT the sawdust trail last
night and felt like we wanted 10
keep right on going. after view
ing this wonderful pageant that
the Ringing Brothers and Bar
mum e. Bailey are presenting this
week in Detroit. 4
OF course, the circus is q much
more strcamllncd affair than the
one we used to snXiouSiy await
every year when we were a young
ster who thought n bareback rider
was the most beautiful girl VIC q
ever seen and calhopc produced
the hest music in the world.
But stll, IN lts unscl heart
beats the ballyhoo and unbounded
wonder Of a type of attraction
which really has universal ap-
peal.
II you know any one 20 blase
that be can't stand munching pea
nuts and -lLulaudlnE elephants
just remind him that this is the
essence of show business.
There would be no smart reVucs
opening on Broadway, no elegant
comedies; no spectacular MOVIES
and fash Of footlightS; II, In the
dim, dark past, a circus hadn't
come 20 town and brilliantly lit
up whole era.
II in the early 1sf0'S a circus
hadn't had 70 be hauled Up the
Ere Canal by barge, or 10 years
Iatcr q iroupe set out. with DO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
FOR YOUNG STARS

Fifty thousand berries pardon
the slang Is tho sum Sol Lesser
PAID for tho privilege % filming
John Goldeps Three $ a Family
I thought Metro-Goldwyn-May
had a corner on thus play. but up
Dob> So. who bought J., FOR hss
four Young cantccn stars Cheryl
Walker. Lon McCal.stcr MARJORIE
Riordan and William Tcry
He has been looking hard FOR a
vehicle ia which 20 star The four
young stars a. tomorrow William
Wadswor'h. who plays tho doctor
IN the family play Will be
brought here for the role ho Gro
ated on the stage lie delivers
babies 20 thc cxpoctart young
wives ~ SprN ICcmcn
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
The Circus PrOueS Enchanting

is n miracle Of performance ever
new
In order 20 be complete. the
modern circus has borrowed acts
from vaudeville and has called in
a Broadway expert like John Muir
ray Anderson 10 stage rs pro-
duction numbers like The glitter
lng parade Of various nations. in
such fake and mavelouSly ph0ny
ilncry as you we never seen
THE REAL CIRCUS
But after The azzlc-dazzle of
an this fantastic affair. VIC stun
bled out in tbc dark 10 soc the
real part Of the circus There
were strange shapes rising IN the
dim shadows which turned out TO
be lazy cameIs stretching them
selves. tiny little figures running
rfioSe TO our feer. wn0 were
mdgcts; weird noises produced by
tigers with slight indigestion. and
soft curses being breathed Dy an
aerial -aI1IAl-teA1Lng = his guide
wires.
The final picture We carried
away was Of TWO small boy,. who
had been carrying water Tor the
elephants all day asleep ON a bale
OF hay.
our suddenly rccaptured youth
walked right up and hit Us over
the head and we decided that If
Rarnum was right and that there
was one born every minute. we
Wccc darned glad 10 belong 10
that group
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
THE DETROIT TIMES
PIoesti Bombing at TeIenews

THIS WEEKS shd1r an both
the Downtown and Norwood Telc-
ncW- thoatcrs VIII feature the low
level rand on Rumania's OH fields
Giant Liberator planes take of
somewhere in tho Middle East
hy 200 miles 90 Rumania and ar
tree-top altitude smash reAner-eS
and on wells.
I'M The battle of Kula Gulf
American warships q defeat the
JapS IN a night clash north Of
Munda the reSCuing Of the crew Of
the USS Helena after being tor
pcdocd
Yanks on the road TO Messina
rebuilding the bridges and roads
after being dynamited by retreat
ing N3z,s HordeS of Italian prls-
oner, captured by the American
forces In their push across the
FASCIST island. MaYes- get lessons
i'm swimming and-handling them
selves ln The brIny deep.
In addition 10 news events from
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
ALL INCORPORATED

Sells, Floto. Laganbcck & Wal
lace and our proud ancestral c&-
hIbit, the Gentry Dog and Pony
SAl.u---- III ara -Eeu- carefully -i4e4E-
porated in this Greatest Show
on Earth" which the Ringing
Brother, and Bafnein * Betiry
have put together
We don't need 20 dwell on the
three-fold wonders which unfold
before your very best eyes in
three ring, a. once. The perform
ing cats, the prancng pachy-
dermS, the aerial Wallcnda high
overhead the EXQUISITE cquestE-
ans, all defy description Theirs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
That's Wilson,!

ONE OF tho last things MARI
Wilson did when she lcf' th,
y arner Bros LOT, and her con
tract five years ago was mos
typical.
Backing out Of the parking To
reserved for stock players are
st5rs, she crumpled the fender %
Humphrey Bogart's car.
The other morning. while park
ing 10 report TOR work "a Srr.
On Harvest Moon '-
Yep. she did ~ again.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

necrS 10 take HORACE Greeley
advice. whore would show busi-
ness bc today?
THE OLDEST GAG
The oldest gag in the profcs-
sion IS the one about the Kansas
farmer, who shortly before the
Civil War saw a cloud Of dust In
the distance, and shouted, "Eere
they come laughin' and Scratchln
must be circus folks
These predecessors OF tho Won
dcrfully trained folk you see to-
day We're the hardy little band
who set the cornerstone of iodayS
entertainment no matter what
brand YOU buy
-Df course, . ma4c-t4Gs merger
0f various touring tTuUpcv 1aS
brought 3il The various small
shows under one great big tent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

Il sec Gregory Peck IN The
lead hc said 81 am changing the
title IA American S1orl- hcCA4-c
its aheal to5-att aFefaEa
American VINO fLlUHp, PTC.ctpI
cf tho United states Another
Gone WITH the Wind7' | asked
"Well. here hoping, DAVID
laughed
In addition 90 Fccf Wha, a
Cast -i4te-h=-- AHe4-HfA pa&-A a.
rccte 10 use loSopN Gotten Jcnr.-
Ter zones and Dorothy Mcclure n
ms same m0vIC=furcg ot tn1
mo.t sllaht.atter o.. tho nc~
screen personalities Dorothy
presence in the lineup should end
persistent reports that she IS
planning % give up her screen
career and settle down by the
fircsldc as Mrs John Swo1e.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

an over tho world. TeleneWs pre-,
Sents the first Detroit showing oi
Broadway Dimout, a short sub
ject showing the great white way
with IT'S excitement, thrills. CLAM
our and escape not affected by
the rcCulatL0n dlmOui.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

in AoMy.vooi
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS


HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 20 After
Hearing the boys at Hollywood
Cantcen rave over Rise Stevens
singing / know Buddy dc sylvia
has something IN his idea of star
ring ncr IN The Count ot Hu%cn.
bourg The music in the old
Franz Lemar operetta Is so beau
tiful-Gnd how Rise will put over
those songs When / talked with
her she SAID she and Blng Crosby
will sing a duet Of Maria and
Silent Night and that she will
sing an aria from Carmen in
"Golng My Way She VIII sing
this same arla at the McllOpoll-
ton next season
Rise is what The opera singers
OF the old days would have loved
10 look like but never did be-
cause OF their avolrdupOiS, She IS
glamorouS and has beautiful
figure and how she sings
CLARK GABLES FILM
The training film Capt Clark
Gable photographed IN London
vi. he dubbed at The MclfO-
GoldU4 n-Maser- >uG4e-JehR- Leo
Mahin. who wrote the story auu
directed the short. j. a writer ON
the MON lot Tnc date ot Their
arrival IN Hollywood Is a military
seclcL- l ccL Thai LlLLn- ono Of OIL
boys who returned from England
and talked with both Clark snd
John jill WInklcr widow Of OTTO
Winklor. who crashed 30 death IN
the same plane with Carole LON
bard also received a letter from
Clark saying ne would be here 90
meet John Henry. Jllls bride
groom.to-bc. and give has blessing
David Selznek ( enthusiasm
mounted hIEh wrCr nc told mr
about purchasing stephen Long
)strcets Tho Land ! Love
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

Order Wa Stamps delivered
-ta Naar= ht-7ae- teaF- Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Top Lenten Salad With Almond Dressing

tablespoon cider vinegar
Finely shredded cabbage
Strips Of cold cooked fish
Lemon juice.
Peel and dice orange. Com
hine with almonds, apple, onion,
and salt. Blend mayonnaise,
milk and vinegar and pour over
fruit and almond mixture. Ar
range small mounds OF shredded
crisp cabbage on individual
salad plates. Cover cabbage with
thin StrinS OF fish and sprinkle
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Peasant BIouses

THE PEASANT influence II
really "ery strong these days
with almost all of the younger
Hollywoodites possessing at
least one sheer peasant blouse
and a full skirt 10 wear with IL.
Mango who is soon 10 be seen
in The Leopard Map likes her
peasant blouses 10 be made en-
tirely Of white and has A closet
full Of some of the most beauti-
fully hand-cmbroidered ones 10
be seen in years!
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Avoid DiaqonaIs

KITTY-CORNER arran 6 O.
mentS of furniture or floor COW
erings usually are considered
poor room decoration. Reason?
The eye is distracted by too
many lines. II the appointments
follow the walls of the room,
more repose is assured.
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with lemon juice. Top gener-
ously with almond fruit dress
ing. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

HERE Is a way 10 make a
-enten fish salad taste really
Serve il with a gen
srous portion Of almond dress
ng.
Almond Salad Dressing
l medium sized orange
. cup chopped unblanChed al
mondS
p cups finely cut apple
l tablespoon chopped onion
Dash of salt