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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-03
IN THE SPOTLIGHT:

Did you know that charming
MRS. MARGUERITE COMBS, wife
of DEPUTY SHERIFF HAROLD
COMBS, is vacationing down in
Tennessee visiting her sister and
other relatives? Handsome
EDWIN SIZER will be leaving soon
for Howard University where he
will enter one Of the Army's
Specialized Training Courses Of
fered at the Univ. DIR. and
MRS. J. W. CRUMP recently re-
turned from Chicago where they
attended the AKA Boule. While in
Chicago, they met their daughter,
CHARLOTTE CRUMP POOLE of
Washington, D. c., who spent a
weekend in Chicago also attending
the Boule. MRS. LEAH MAE
MINOR of st. Paul, will be leav-
ing Halle @. Brown House soon
to enter a college in N. Y. for a
specialized training course. After
finishing her training, we hear she
will probably work in one of the
U. S. o. Centers in Washington,
D. c. Sorry to hear that
DOROTHY HALL PORTER has
been quite i'll. We are glad that
she is well on her way to recovery
now. Could it be that the cute
couple, ELIZABETH YOUNG and
CHARLES NICHOLS, are seein'
the world through rose colored
glasses these days? We were
sorry to learn that MRS. W. D.
CARTER, wife of REV. W. D.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-03-03
Hello Everybody:

Hello Everybody:
Well, Sal was certainly one sur
prised person last week when her
friends called to her attention the
fact that E. S., a guest columnist,
had written such grand things
about her. Thanks to E. S. for her
fine tribute to me and also thanks
for the nice column she wrote &.
Before Uncle Sam upped and in
itiated so many of our men into
his fraternity, the boys round this
time were usually planning their
spring fraternity proms and parties.
Despite the shortage of lot of
their boys, the Mu Chapter of
ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERN-
ITY here in the Twin Cities is
carrying on in their usual true
spirit. We hear the fraternity will
be giving a swank spring prom
some time in April and you can bet
your boots that it will be one "swell-
egant" affair. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

A LITTLE BIT Or
fHIS AND THAT
/. Eva Nnoom and Carolyn
i nme As joined the ranks Of
n. brides n-hs Eva Will become
H. n eonins the IL from
rs.s.sas September and Caro-
n m.e hahpy Is Bli Rucker
1 rsag <. Sslfiiage Field whom
N ne4 Va August
as i4r BARROW AZ tho howl
h. rhsts she WAS looking
IT, 1h r. White blouse now
,rsask e'ha green background
M vlfe ioU holt Nunicc is
b s.rs fo ~ SIMMER az Garfield
\ no Sci leaving Tor Now
Ic-k AZ 10 he fhc semester ends
Varsgr NacDayid spent Tho
F,a-a p'h her mother who IS
Irrmenrr o mo country near
kern htor. Nich.
Fooi rosn.us has heen wreak
kr havoc he year Last week
" and Ms Leonard knight. Of
Vs.boprne avenue aliernated IN
Iurrrs 'ran sliehi attacks Of
',cmalre here aren't any Ger
inn prscper working IN our food
sco-ies or are THREE
The Crosse ne Naval Base band
Jas been cute busy these past
Iseks PLAYING for hond rallies I've
fart MANY complimentary rc-
PARKS On 'ee performances They
a. rolumbus Jones. The singer of
f' sr'eg hrnke & up with his
f'i'er tmbraceahle You 10
b iar u Washington boulevard
~ iiratl ltifer. Take IL from me
Namols Mas = marvellous voice
Fsie sp-t0.ns Of this band. one
ainn' oyorlo K Birney Peacock.
"a mad alto sax player. He is
''ate'y hg-rme material. Then
. if"s that rugged indiyd
5s'c rontonforning Charles
'f''en nho ihe BOYS say Is The
IS nd musician ~ tho
heea Do PLAYS. writes and
iars's eNccllenfly Charlie
'' * me tops in the
ia'' heard that SONG
a.s'1tr p and Fly Right
'o Gloster Current FOR
s' week on our class
't'em within the race
hisresf problem We
= iss ntra-racal
laNafr and wlfc Fsthc
Narr were e66inr me
',fS Esther was her us.
I" efeessd self
' ani raal brow vfrc
a Hnins % tho bowl on
Alice Was one IL the
naie young ladies. IN
. He i'itne company. saw
stopps ~ females stroll
'nanlcss. Tho man pow
''''as' hos really hit the Mo-
Nna' makes It worse is
won ,He var is over. II is cs
'7''a fy socioloeists that There
o'r 5000 600 more women
country than men. They al
inmate that HOMOGENEOUS mar
y WI take an awful heating as
guy Nha' they probably mean
.' = "''l Jake q worse bearing
already getting
w sfls have been complain
r. observation-disclosures of
= 'ah df,ycrs IF rhcy condo
~ - son and pick Them mp
e' arivers whom this shoe
M stay in your place
tarlyle broke her collar
"R''e swinging on the Fourth
she is a very active inva-
however
''''a stewart saws IL amt 20.
',e no expected additions TO
I, Oard Carter j, in town this
Welcome home. Richard. n
lays good 70 see old friends
William Hall. my * boss At
~ 5 land a good one. AZ than
'e'urned 70 work after a
,''aiion ] know the girls
sag 10 see him back.
'''f Goldshy amt singing
"'r Away" any more How
=, " reing TO be- like that
'"''eoi These PAST ieW week
zen terribly hot. We all Z
mus. hut iuspre Of The snl
.'"'her there is no legitimate T
'o' using the Ant Institute 7
- an our door rark ~ is bad
'sn INSl 10 20 over and s1 on
.'"'s pnt sleeping. fomancine /
~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
MRS. LOWELL BAKER
HAS SUNDAY LUNCHEON

Sundays sh 'crs ended in a
burst Of gli:ous sunshine ~hica
eventually d-ied UP me prddies
and made il a per'e ly beautiful
day for Mss loH'll Hakers lun-
cheon that afternoon which hon
ored Mrs Alfed r Thomas Jr
Mrs Bakers home as as hcau-
iifl wfhin Tor ;hc occasion as
ne day without was Pretty linen
luncheon elfhs ccyersd Tho ishrs
Tor four ohcrc her guests rcre
seated rpon 'heir ARRIVAL rasiy
savors filed with nuts and hearins
eaeh rersons names indicated
'hcir Places Bah table was ceu-
red hy MINIATURE lhc atAnch-
ed cardelahra W Which burned
tiny pink candies The brides
'ab heil nalisre nrMal
couple
The hostess used an entire silvor
ser,ice fof her cialnr room epnet
luncheon The oval table WAS com
plcfrly coveted % glass tor
which reflected pf.iiy lacy doslies
placed under each dish The cen-
ietpiccc was formed Wv pink and
ycllow ravoi lil'cs which fefcd
In crystal howl They wcre la'er
lsh'cd and added enchsn'mcnf Il
tho pretty scene Pink tarors ir
tall silver holders Ranked The VA
FOR lilies On the hunef silver
flower howl held daisies brown
eyed susans and other colorful
summer ID ss0ms
The party menu WAS conposoi
or teslcd crab. baked IN hair
shoils sliced tomatoes atop pine
ample rings asparagus HOT rolls
tan frosted giasses OF iced tea anu
individual cns.ard tals
The hostess entertained 'n p
h,re Linen pinafore frock printed
with red flowers Her guest 81
homo wore 2 navy cicpc dressmak
or suit with white pique details
Among the guests were Mes
danes Christophcr Wilson Carrie
Riley Howard Gresham. George
TAYLOR. Theodore owens. Ulysses
Roykin Edward = Jones Alfred
Thomas Sr Samuel Thomas J r.
Mccall Robert I.anioin. Milton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

HOT - WINS. Are san tired ~
a.lne houSework T. Ionh 10 orr
hflF NiNIFn colt ms for a
fari''ime or fuil time lot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
DELTAS MAKE READY
FOR AUGUST DANCE

On Thursday AUG m the De-
troit chapters 81 the Delta SIGMA
Thcta sorority Nil give a sum
NOR dance A. The Graysione hall
room instead Of their annual boat
ride
A special feature ~ the evening
will hs several numbers rendered
Wv the ciec club of sailors from
Crosse Isle base
sports wear viii he IN vogue
ON that evening as tho peltas
nnf their friends dane horea'h
a., stars in "a, hemwifu Gray
stone Gardens and later In the
air roulrh ballroom
Music viii he furnished by le-
ROY smith aud his orchestra
Tickets aic ohtainahle from mem
hers OF the sorority
Members Of the dance commit
tne include Gladys Bar'hw'h'
chairman levy Sneed Ann VII
kins Elizabeth Mckinney and
Cecil Boyhin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

Tears. Edward Wallace Cha les
Cole Mary Roberts and lMe'lle
Lee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15

he pale ! kn s. many viii reply
that White pnor.s do SIMILAR fhnes
THIS is raNouaNzlns ihe situation
and does nsf pardon sash conduct
Thsn aeatn remember 10 arc
some ~ the white mans vrfacs
ir siead ~ hl. ices for change
Reaark overhead The righs
Tyre % men rarely become involved
in politics either because Of the
expense nc.cssary 70 propagandize
ilio pubic or Tor ethical reasons
Lndy yea sel a mowhful
Rpos te Niy people hy Mar
sare WaletE q poem hook that
every Ncgrn should read MSS
Walker IS p momher ~ he now
generation who believes in equality.
NOT n ifa ysaf~ al w So ycass bun
nos She has endewed hcr poeni-
with her uh'an' spsi' thar cries
o'N fer ihe brotherhood ~ man
THESE poems nor only eite ,rni ~
tho feeiine ~ he No2ic bw also
show 'he poe'ess as a woman Of
great sffis u aailiy Re suc RS
cet ihs hoeb ana -ftn 90 what
Miss Walker hos - say aud sec
lhe very able wy IN Which She
Says 81 Sfepfn Nnrenl nenet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
Neighborhood Eight
Breakfasts At Park

The Noi1hh0fha.a eS rial c3a
.isfing nraau lese IA
equal u0mns rs woodland ana
Tiowbriaes nterars soar IN ,hc
former ,fr ona to rgrss,
ON the larer entertained Mrs
Glady. rMiaN ~ and nor tharn
inc guest MA. Nre Tsrntr Pa
leigh. Sc ufa brcakfas' sa,
urday morning Tae info rs and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
HELP LESSEN FACIAL
"DRY SKIN LINES"

Docs ncl I'd mtHAl oilsln shin cause
fnc. suifare liHcs due o. drtncss
Black and White Cold Cream supple
mentS natural oils aids these m keep
INK skin soft and M le-.cning thosc
dry skin lines 2jc at toilet counters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
Sorosis Members
Invite Husbands
To Lawn Party

A. The end o. zach club season
the members 81 me soforis lit
erary and Ar cmb derole their
final meeting TO q socia gather
ins Al which they entertain their
husbands The party this year ~
CURED on Luly and Was held
on Tho lawn Of The hone ~ Nr
and Mrs samuel n Tboma. Of
Josephine avenue
Gaily PAINTED Chinese limit as
lighted the beautiful lawns and
added charm u me at'ra,tNo
gardens Tho men for tho most
part conferred all evening on tho
lawns bur others Joined hclr
wi'cs IN the spirited Games ~
hinro which ironspircd on 'lc
terrace Tho grab bags were 10.
ploie with glassware ana ho
hold articles and ne winnor fteU
ont such noteworthy awards as
PACKAGES Of nails butter di
lemon squeezers. rohlcis ai 80
tini'um
The social committee husica
SELF during Tho ranes and
Pared delicious chicken Salad
supper complete with iccd ha
ice cream and chocolate CAKE The
empty plates which were RETURN
I'd 10 The kitchen gave silcui vf
ness Of the guests approve 81
The mcnn
Among those who participated
IN The party were pr and Nrs
y T Burton and little dsush'cr
Princess Or and Mrs a T. Law
son Dr and Mrs II MatNn
Nr and Mrs Horny Dunbar N
rnd Mrs II r Taliafcrro pr ana
Mrs Ira vhi'hv nr and t
haley Roll pr and Mrs WWlam
Terrell. Nr and Mrs Ntlnt
Horncr Mrs Tcaruo Nr 7iM
Mrs AARON Toodle Mrs " r
Russell Mrs Eli7abeih n>Ny
Or and Mrs a + Thoma VS.
s. + Thomas Jr Mrs lo'frt
Zone. Montgomery Ma and Nr
end Mrs r Mccall
Tears. Edward Wallace Chatles
f.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
GODMOTHER VISITS
MRS. WHITE

Sir and Mrs Chas RI White
OF 504 r Hancock have as their
holscguest Mrs Whites god
mother Mrs Mena Roll Henley
of Mobile Ala
The visitor Is being highly on
terained by ihe Whites many
friends SIZE viii leave Thursday
lor piusuNrrh 20 visit her daurh
icr for week, before returning
10 NnhIe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-15
DETROITER HONORS
VIRGINIANS ATTENDING
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

party WAS given ID honor Of Mrs Loretta X. smith
and Mrs Leslie Jones saturday July 8 at the residence Of
Mars Mcrs 81 sSiS East Canheld. Mesdames Smith and
Jones arc public health nurses from 81 Pnhps hospital.
Richmond Va and are attending the University % Mich
iArInp tho months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Veterans Tour
State in Caravan
BY SILER FREEMAN

An army caravan, consisting OF
battle-SCarred vehicles manned by
returned combat veterans and ac-
companied by wounded veterans
from Percy Jones Hospital. will
start a tour Monday of Michigan
cities. 1t will wind up on Aug. II
in Detroit with a three-day stand.
The purpose of the caravan is to
stimulate the output of forge and
foundry shops and factories build
ing combat vehicles and heavy
artillery. 1t will visit plants in
Benton Harbor. Grand Rapids
Muskegon, Albion, jackson, Ypsi-
lanti. Pontiac and Detroit.
Capt. Warren A, Barrett will he
in charge OF the caravan on It's
tour. Capt. Charles p. Hall of the
goth Pursuit Squadron, veteran
OF the North African and Sicilian
campaigns. will be the principal
speaker at the shows for workers
in the plants.
Included IN the caravan will he
an Ms tank, an M3-A3 tank de-
stroyer with its 32-wheel carrier
ieeps. staff cars a duck and two
and a half-ton wrecker. Thirty
five officers and men will accom-
pany the caravan.
The tour is sponsored by the
War Production Board and the
Industrial Services division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Cherry Price Held
Excessive in City
Consumers Attorney
Charges No Effort

Charge, NAT only 3 per cent
ot Dcuot stores haze cherrc,
available for sale and then Al
premium prices when Michigan
has one of the finest cherry crops
ln years were made Saturday bS
Charles q Lockwood attorney Tor
tho Greater Detroit Consumers
Council
I'm the TraNerSr civ area,
Lockwood said cherries are
being offered for II or II cents
per quart and there are plenty
of them. In Detroit the price
averages 30 cents per quart.
Apparently there little
effort tu make this crop avail
able Ia Detroit housewives at
reasonable prices"
LoCkWood's statement came a,
Mrs Ruth Peck Land Army
SupCrNlSor. renewed appeals ioi
women 10 enroll 10 aid IN picking
cherries in the Traverse City area
Chartered buses viii leave
Tuesday. 10 take volunteers "a
the Traverse City area where
they Will hc housed IN supervised
camps Application Sfoutr be
made at the MCKcrchCy Building
263l Woodward. or by calling
CA ISL After 4 80 p mn. the
telephone number Is ca $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Skillman Leads
: Old Newsiies
Judge Named TO Head
Municipal Group

Judge w. Mckay Skllman was
named chairman OF the Old News
boys Municipal Committee by
President /. A. Capizzi, Saturday,
when other organization leaders
were chosen in preparation for
the annual newspaper sales day in
December.
Thousands Of Detroit children
are provided a merry Christmas
through.the efforts of the Old
NewsbOvs sin their one-day news
paper sales.
Purchase of thousands of shoes,
suits of underwear, stockings,
toys, dottS, books games and all
the things that go to make up
the Goodfellow packages, this
year will be under the supervision
of Walter l. Mckenzie.
He will be assisted by A. Peter
Kennedy. August +. Jankowsky.
John II. Hennipg and James S.
Council Edward w. Diehl, life
time treasurer Of the fund. is
named to head the finance COM
mittee: Herman Lieberman is
again in charge Of benefits. AS
sisted by Norman L. White, Har-
old p. Kuder. and Alex Schneider;
William A. Parrish is in charge
of badges for sales day.
Ernest p. LaJoie heads the
mem b ership committee while
James w. Bishop is again han
ding arrangements for the annual
parade that precedes the news
paper sales. Joseph w. Brady is
named assistant secretary; James
L. Mahon, chairman of the well
fare committee and Nathan Sam
uels, veteran secretary of the
fund is in charge of newspapers
for sales day.
Head of the speakers committee
is Herman A. Schmier, assisted
by Joseph r Scolaro. Alice n.
Gorham Of the United Detroit
Theaters, is again named pub
Lefty director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Excise Taxes
Warning Out
Clubs Told They
Can't Absorb Them

Operators of restaurants and
night clubs who advertise that
federal excise taxes are absorbed
by the house" are subject To a
fine of $1,000, the Retail Mer-
chants Association reXGalcd-Sat-
urday.
That violations or the excise
law have attracted the attention
of Washington officials became
apparent when the Department of
Internal Revenue wired the mer-
chants association:
Any statement, written or
oral, intended 10 create the be-
lief that the retailer absOrbs
the retail teXciSe) tax il pro-
hibited under Section 2409 Of
the Internal Revenue Code and
is punishable by fine Of
$1,000"
The telegram was signed by
d. s. Bliss, deputy commissioner
of the Department of Internal
Revenue Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
New Cabinet Chief
Appointed in Korea

NEW YORK. July % GNS)-
The japanese Domei Agency in a
wireless dispatch said TODAY that
Takeo Tanaka, chief Of the gem
eral affairs bureau of the Korea
government-general had been APP
pointed chief of the cabinet sec
retariat of the Kunlakl Koso
cabinet. replacing Kazuo Mura.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Authority.
The beach site runs 5000 feet
along Lake St. Clair at the Black
River near Mt Clemens. 1t is
j. miles from the eastern Detroit
city limits.
If approval for dredging opera
tons can be cleared with the
u. S. Engineers Office, part of
the beach may be available by
next summer.
The site includes 3S5 acres,
Price, set by a condemnation jury
and approved by Circuit Judge
Richter, is STOP 663.
Plans call for a board walk
running more than half the 5000
feet of beach a bathing pavilion,
parking space for 5000 cars with
nearby overflow facilities for
2 700 more, picnic grounds, base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Musicians Ordered
To End Radio Strike

WASHINGTON. July % GNS)
The WLB today ordered James
G. Petrillo. president of the AFL
musicians union. TO end a strike
Of eight employees of radio station
kSTP IN St. Paul.
The board said il understood
that Petrillo had instructed the
members TO strike because OF 4
court action secured by the sta
tion against the union However,
the WLB said that KSTP's at
iorney now advised that the re-
stralning order had been dismissed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Legion Busy
Service Group Handles
l47 Cases in Week

The service department of the
Detroit American Legion handled
147 veterans cases in the past
week, ranging from emergency
hospital care to finding living
quarters for dispossessed vets, IA
was announced Sunday.
Service director Larry Webster
revealed at the same time that
the full service organization of the
Legion has been placed at the dis
posaL -th-pe+Fe++-Gourcrt-u
Veterans Affairs.
Veterans cases needing Legion
help are reported by 1900 mem
bers of the Legion and $500
women of the Legion Auxiliary,
Webster said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
AirCerennony
At Se|friidge
Open House r4onors
Fleets 9th Birthday

y ohScr, ancC oi+tnC 5I'h annie
ver>ar, 81 Tho army elr forces
Tuesday SeliudCc Fc.t VIII hold
open hol>r. htc.nnrc ~ 1. 81
2 n
Visitor, vt'I ho.takcr oa q lm-
lied tour a. inc field anG witness
e parade and presentation ~ deco
raUonS 20 tho next OF kin az tWo
Michigan AAF heroes k,lled m ac-
III7TI-
Il was b wears ago AUG /.
1907. when "a captain and two en-
listed men were assigned 20 d.
vision Of aeronauticS within the
signal corps that marked the be-
ginning Of todayS mighty air fleet
During the ceremonies The
widow Of : Set. Robert II Wolf
Of S292 81. Clements. Center Line.
Viii receive the Silver star and
Oak Leaf Cluster awarded her
late husband for Caliantry over
Dutch New Guinea and m The
southwest Pacific
For the extraordinary achieve
ment of her son. Flight officer
Victor j. HalenfanI. Mrs. Victor
= Halcnfant of 900 Elm. Bay
City. will be given the DlSIn-
guiShed Flying Cross and the Air
Medal. 70 Halenfant was killed
after 50 fights through combat
zones over Upper Assam, Burma
and China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
NV tNI ~
Some Folks Only
Think They Are
Hard of Hearing

II you are temporarily deafened. bothered
by ringing, buzzing head noises due 90
hardened or coagulated wax tceTument
try the Ourine Home Method test that 90
many say has enabled them 20 hear well
again You muyt near better after mas.
INK this simple test or you get your money
back ~ once ASK about Ourine lar
Drops today Al Cunningham's. Kinsels
and drug stores everywhere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

hall diamond, golf course, sports
field and a boat basin.
The beach. to be an average
width of 400 feet. is expected to
have a capacity of between $4,000
and 45. 600 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Car Thief Sentenced

Convicted of automobile theft in
Recorders Judge Clifford. Stein $
court William H. Talley % was
sentenced 10 two and "A half to
five NcarS IN jackson Prison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

4 ar: and Mrs Lester Ayres work together in
1N1 the Revere Canton Plant in Baltimore. Les
has worked for Revere for over 20 years, the last
IS years as an expert roller, hrs on copper, then
on magnesium: Since March !; Edna, bis wife,
has been his helper and in the opinion of their
fellow-vorkers make splendid team: They have
two smart boys - Edward 4, and Russell 10.
Edward attends Nursery School each day and
Russell works daily in stationery store. He |.
looking forward eagerly to when he will be
eligible to apply for an enlistmene in the Navs
Revere is proud Of employees like Les and
Edna Ayres and considers them typical symbols
of the American system of free enterprise Today
Revere is 1905 committed to ,furthetng the war
effort but il looks forward to those post.Victory
days when Les and Edna can develop even more
efficiently the structure of their family life. Their
devotion TO themselves and TO their country IS
worthy of emulation by us all:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Dried Bean Price Up

WASHINGTON. July % CUP
Retail prices OF dried beans vii
g up about per cent beginning
Thursday as the result of IN,
creaScS allowed today by the OPA
to cover parity rises since ceilings
were set.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-01
Aid In
Sending Boys Papers

The following have made contci-
buttons IN recent weeks to the fund
for sending the Laurel Outlook to
men and women in the armed SER
vices:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rider 81,
Melvin Williams 50, Emma Mas
chera So, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Smith
of Greenacres, Wash, 81, Elsie Os-
valid 81, Mrs. w. w. Grannis 81,
Congregational ladies' aid So, F. T.
Milligan 81, a friend 50, Unity
Garden club 81, Laurel Garden club
S., Mrs. Elizabeth Ruff 81, Opal
camp of Royal Neighbors 50, Mrs.
James Conan 81, st. Anthony's
Altar society 81, Mrs. J. j. Parker
50, Mrs. B. A. Sherrow 50, R. c..
Colson 81, Mrs. Lawrence DeFrance
81, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Gimmell So,
Mrs. C. w. Britain 81, C. C. Ferg-
uson 50, Casper Harding 81, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Frank, Jr., 50, E.
C. Speare 81, a friend 81, Henry
Ostwalt 50, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Phillips 50.
acknowledgement is made for as
sistance rendered weekly by Mrs.
Lena Hopkins and others who have
pasted the labels on the newspaper
wrappers.
Laurel outlook., 1944-03-01
Wedding Oh Herman
Besel, Helen Wagner
Sunday

Herman Besel, son of Nh. and
Mrs. George Besel, was married to
Miss Helen Wagner of Billings at
a ceremony last Sunday at the home
of the 5~ridegroom's parents. Rev.
Henry E. Vomhof, pastor of st.
Johns Lutheran church officiated.
Attending the bride were Miss Jean
Sitzman of Park City and Miss
Marian Wagner. Reuben Besel and
John Michael were the bridegroom's
attendants.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin made with a sweetheart neck
line and ~finger-tip veil. Her bou-
quet was of pink carnations. Miss
Sitzman's floor-length dress was
and Miss Wagner's a deep
shade of pink. Mrs. Besel, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wagner, Route 1, Billings, attend
ed the Billings schools. Mr.. Besel
attended the Wenatchee, Wash,
high school.
They will make their home on the
Besel ranch east of Laurel.