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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Food and Markets Editor

When in doubt, can tomatoes.
These are the beginners best
bet and the experienced Gamers
old friend. Furthermore, they
do not require pressure can
ner. The boiling water bath
method is safer, easier, and any
one can make a water bath If
one is not available otherwise.
The new folder "Home Can
ming of Fruits and Vegetables
by the Bureau of Human Nutri-
ton and Home Economics, gives
these new instructions.
/. Look over every tomato.
Use only the ripe, firm, and per-
feet. Even if you cut out bad
spot, bacteria may be left and
ruin the whole batch.
2. Wash tomatoes clean in
several waters. Prepare only
enough for one Gamer load OF
a time.
3. Put tomatoes in a wire bas-
ket or thin cloth. Dip into boil
ing water about minute, then
quickly into cold for easy
peeling.
4. Peel and cut out stem ends.
Quarter the tomatoes SO they'll
heat through quickly.
5. Heat tomatoes in their own
Juice. Stir while they heat, and
let them come to a rolling boil.
Meantime heat clean jars and
lids.
6. When ready to pack, take
one jar at time from hot water.
Fill with hot tomatoes. A fun
mel is handy. Cover with hot
juice to u inch of top.
7. Add salt-a teaspoon to
each quart. Work fast, so toma-
toes won't cool.
8. Work out air bubbles with
a knife blade. Add more juice,
if needed.
8. Wipe jar rim with a clean
damp cloth. A speck Of food
on the rim may prevent an air.
tight seal, and cause tomatoes TO
spoil.
10. Fit hot wet rubber ring
on glass lid.
IL. Set glass lid rubber side
down on jar, so that rubber ring
and jar ring are in contact.
II. Screw metal band on
tight. Then, using your thumb
as a guide, turn back almost a
quarter turn, so that band and
jar just mesh together. Put jars
in Gamer as soon as filled.
IS. Have water / or 2 inches
over tops. Put on Gamer lid.
When water boilS hard, count
time, and process 10 minutes at
sea level; longer at higher alti-
tudes. OF you live at 1000 feet
or more above sea level, you
have to process your food in a
boiling water bath longer. The
reason: water boils at a tempcr-
ature below 212 deg. +. at these
higher attitudes.
IA. When times up, take out
one jar at a time and quickly
tighten screw band. Keep jars
topside up, and place on thick
cloth or paper TO cool.
Is. While cooling, keep jars
we'll apart, and out Of drafts
Net day remove screw bands If
you can without forcing. II they
stick, cover for minute or two
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
Guild Holds Bake
Sale and Supper

THE YOUNG WOMEN'S
METHODIST GUILD will hold
a meeting and picnic supper
Monday evening at $50 o'clock
at the home Of Nina Lou Bliss.
ll9 Grand avenue. A Bake Sale
will be held in connection with
the picnic. Mrs. Macy O'Brien
is assisting
MRS. c. c.. CLARK and
daughter, Frances, of Sturgis,
Mich. will be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Neale over the
week end.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

Follow directions for process
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
Congratulations
DOROTHY STEELE upon her
birthday anniversary Sunday.

NANCY ZOE LUTH, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Luth,
Moross avenue, upon her sixth
birthday anniversary today.
She is entertaining young
friends at her home in the al.
ternoon.
MRS. GEORGE PINGEL
whose birthday anniversary Is
today.
MIR. AND MRS. ELMO
SPEARS, AZ South Wilson
boulevard, who are observing
their 22nd. wedding anniversary
today.
MIR. AND MRS. RUSSELL B.
ROONEY who will observe their
seventh wedding anniversary
Sunday.
MIR. AND MRS. PHILLIP
DENEWETH upon aheir 10th
wedding anniversary yesterday.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN c.
Miller, Jr. Euclid avenue, who
will quietly celebrate their 3lst
wedding anniversary Sunday.
MRS. HARVEY HAMMOND
and her aunt, Mrs. Louis Ahrens,
upon their birthday anniversar-
les Sunday. They will celebrate
with a family picnic at the home
of Mrs. AhrenS on Sunday.
TO MR.. AND MRS. BEN
PAUL, who celebrated their
18th wedding anniversary last
Saturday, June II.
TO MIR. AND MRS. ARTHUR
ESCHENBURG, "a Eastman
street, on their 10th wedding
anniversary today.
TO PVT. AND MRS. Or
VILE SUFLOW, on their 18th
wedding anniversary tomor-
row. Pvt. Suflow is now sta
toned with the U. S. Infantry
at Camp j. T. Robinson, Little
Rock, Ark. He was formerly
at Fort Sheridan, Ill.
TO MIR. AND MRS. FRED
FROHM, TO Wolf road, on their
30th wedding anniversary Sat-
urday.
TO MRS. RICHARD DE KET-
ELAERE, on her birthday an
niversary tomorrow.
TO M/SGT. AND MRS. WILL
LIAM HATHAWAY on their 4th
wedding anniversary, which &C.
Cured last Wednesday, June
81. Sergt. Hathaway has been
overseas in Italy for 81 months
TO MRS. HENRY LACROIX,
JR., ~ Eastman street, on her
birthday anniversary today.
TO MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
LIMERICK, "a Eastman street,
on their 10th wedding anniver-
sary today.
MRS. A. E. WOLCOTT, OF
Fenton, Mich, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Stuck for several weeks will
leave for her home tomorrow.
MRS. M. c. STANTON AND
daughters, Julie and Jean, are
visiting friends in Cleveland, o
Her son, Charles has left for 8
boys camp near Chelsea, Mich.
GUESTS at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Kellhofer are
Mrs. Kellhofer's sister Mrs. c. F
Locke, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. F
Gondert, from Cincinnati, O.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
TOMATO JUICE
Boiling Water Bath

For tomato juice. you can use
irregular and understood toma-
toes. None must be bruised or
have any spoilage spots. They
can be soft, but they must be
perfect tomatoes. Remove stem
ends, cut into pieces. Simmer
until softened. Put through fine
sieve Add l teaspoon salt to
each quart. Reheat at once just
to boiling. Fill into hot jars or
bottles at once. Leave IA inch
hcadSpace. Adjust lids. Pro-
cess in boiling water for Is min
utcS at PIP deg. F.
TOMATO COCKTAIL
Follow directions for process
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23

sing tomato juice, but add chop
ped green peppers, chopping on
ions, pepper and other favorite
seasoning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-06-23
SPICED NUT COOKIES
By Mrs. Nav LuptOn

tblps. butter sOftened, l cup
sugar, 2 EGGS, . tsps. cinnamon,
! tsp. grated nutmeg, - tsp. all
spice, u tsp salt, - cup ground
nut meats, cups flour, IL
tsp. baking powder, Is tsp. soda,
II cup sour cream, tsp. va
nilla.
Cream b u ter, sugar, add
beaten eggs, spices, salt and nuts.
Stir in flour sifted with baking
powder and soda alternately
with the cream. Add vanilla and
drop from teaspoon onto greas-
ed pan about 2 inches apart.
MRS. GEORGE n, DALBY
Edna Rose wilson, left 10
spend a few weeks with her
husband A c George Daily at
Lawrenceville, III.
MARIAN DlEHL accompan-
led by her sister, Peggy, are on
a business and pleasure trip IN
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Race Prejudice Debunked
By Display at Cranbrook

Race riots. like the one which
look the lives Of IS Detroiters.
T., badly never would occur If
more people were aware Of the
Simple prejudice dobUnklng truths
set forth IN a vivid exhibit which
opened Saturday az the Gran
brook Institute Of Science.
Based on the belief that cduca-
tion is the answer 10 race bigotry.
The Races OF Mankind exhibit
was devised by Cranbrook scien-
fists with the use of visual ma
tcrialS, a new departure in pro-
motion Of better understanding
among the white, yellow and
Negro people
A map Of the world shows
where most of our basic inver-
ftions came from and is proof that
no race or people has a monop-
oily on them" Other displays at
tempt 10 rectify false conceptions
that nationalitieS are races. that
culture IS Unborn.
RidiCuling NaZi claims Of n
superraCe, one display defines
"AryaHs. as being as blond as
Hitler OZARK hair. as long
headed rs Rosenberg Ground
head, As tall aS Goebbels tShorD d..
as slender as Goering (faD."
The exhibits were brought to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Huston Praises
Unit System Of
Postal Delivery
Reveals Post Office
viii Zone Cards or
Sheets for Big Users

Postmaster Roscoe 3. Huston
Saturday hailed the success OF the
postal delivery unit numbering
system OF addressing mail which
went into effect last May. At
present. he said. so per cent of the
mail addressed here IS being num-
bered.
He revealed that the Detroit
post office has established a zona
ing department N the Roosevelt
Annex, where mailing lists on tape,
sheets or individual cards will be
zoned without charge for firms
which do a heavy mailing busl-
ness
If these lists can not be con-
veniently submitted, he added, ar
rangements may be made to have
them zoned on the premises of the
mailer by ealing {. c. Num- at
Cherry $3.50. Extension %. Only
local addresses can be zoned by
this Office. In other cities they
should be sent to the local post
master.
Postal unit numbering guides
are available az all post offices.
and from them zone numbers for
all addresses in the Detroit postal
area may easily be attained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Gen. FitzGerdId
Replaces Martin

BrC. Gen Sheplcr W Fly
Gerald. former commandment Of
TmaX Fold Madison. Wis. IA,
been assigned temporary com
handing EcneralnLlEo- AEfF4-r--- : ~
Forces Cop'ral Technical Train
ing Command
Technical School. AAFTTC.
Willow Run. is undor the com
mand Of the central technical
tra.nE command
Gen FltzGfrald came 10 Truax
Field af'eE more than Years
service N Africa. where he or
gained headquarters for Tho
Nfriceh Middle East Winc AAF
Tr5n>port Command he va, also
III command Of All American
forces in Central Africa
Gen FI'zGcrald s., acting dur
irg tto temporary absence at
Mai Gen Frederick l. Martin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Employees Inspect
Their War Donation

PITTSBURGH Jar. % (INS)-
Employees Of the II. J Heinz Co
saw their direct contribution u
the war effort when an army ali
force troop carrying glider, whose
wings are manufactured at the
Heinz plant, was exhibited on the
gIOunpS.
The glider. constructed AZ the
G. & II Aircraft Co. at Willow
Grove, Pa has Been. used extern
Sivcly in many war theaterS. At
tached 10 transport plane by a
tow line. II can carry - fully
equipped men, or six men and "A
leep and can land on almost any
terrain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Z Women and Boy War Refuuee
Seized at Market Board Set Up
Tlnss Photo

WASHINGTON. Jan q SUP)
Pre>Iden, Roosevelt tonight SET
up 4 war refugee board TO take
action for the immediate -IcAcIe
from tho Nazls Of as many As Dos
SibIe Of the prosecuted minorites
ot Europe racial religious or po-
Ateal
The board will be composed Of
Secretary of State Hun. Secre-
tary Of tho Treasury MorCenthau
and Secretary Of War SumSon.
The executive order setting up
the board established as the policy
ot this government:
To take all measures within
III pQ~er 10 rescue the victims
Of enemy oppression who are in
iwininent danger of death and
@therwiSe to afford such victims
all possible relief and assistance
consistent with the, successful
prosecution of the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Ndzi BomberS
Attack CONVOY

LONDON Jan - lINSl-Gcr.
man long range homherS were 10.
Vealed today 70 have attacked an
Allied convoy in the North Allan.
TIC for the first time in moro than
year
a lolnt Communlque issued hy
the British admiralty and air MIN
iStfN announced i44a4-4it,fff.sr7Tr HIT
enemy aircraft armed with glider
bombs had Joined strong forces
~ U-boatS in attempting ma lor
attacks or an important Atlantic
convoy some weeks ago. $50 miles
of Cape 81. Vincent.
Both the Nazi planes and T..
boats were said TO have been de
clsVely beaten
The attacks continued intcrmlt-
tently for four days and three
nlghtS&British warShlps destroyed
At least one of the submarines and
probably sank another. Several
others were damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Army Doctor Uses Leave
To Help at Hospital Here

Capt Andrew G Brown NJ the
medical corps finally got around
- a little vslung,with his mother
Mrs. Margaret Brown Of 1885
Beechdale, Saturday the last day
OF his Two weeks leave
Capt. Brown. stationed In Cali
fornla dropped IN al Grace Hos
pitaL. whore he took his inferno
ship when ne reached Detroit.
The shortage Of civilian doctors
was 50 obvious that he offered 10
pitch IN and help The result was
that MS feaNe was spent prlnCi-
pally IN the operating room al
Grace Hospital
It's good for me, gives me
extra training" he protested
when n was suggested that
working was an unusual way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Gen Patton Inspe(fs
Pole Army in Egypt

CAIRO Jan % tUP)-It
Gen George s. Patton Inspected
FollSh troops IN The Egyptian
desert today and sand later that
he never woplef~"fr-~e,-1,. the sight
or The long lines Of troops with
vehicles and guns extending for
several miles
Patton and Gen Wlad,l las
AnderS commander Of ihc Polish
Second Corps exchanged tho stars
Of a United States general and
tho Polish eagle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Violate Price Ceilings
on Pork and Onions

Police and CPA jnNcstlEa tors
concentrating the first time AZ
Eastern Market. cracked down
Saturday "a A4alaieFN- ef he -city- g
ceiling price ordinance
Five auxiliary policemen under
Sgt Ernest G LIndoneyer co..
operated with Harry ", Fauvor
OPA district commodity lnveSu-
gator
The policemen were In PLAIN
clothes and mingled With pur-
Cf7eerS around the stalls
Three persons were discovered
selling above price ceilings
Two women and li.yoar-old
boy were charged with violating
ceilings -
one n he women Mrs Cath
crime HariWav ~ Utica. sold q
quarter Of 4 hog without coupons
~ one-half cent above The legal
price -EaHNeE- A-sta} sS7fi1t--v,f m -vf7r
thought she had CHARGED cor.
rectlysyaiY2H ~YYiat sE& "uSt hadn
1ho%tIit about @S1pons.
70 Mrs Lcy% Nichols of stock.
,Brldec whQ5FSoid 10, pounds Of
'onIons - .@Con'S above the cell.
inE, Ops investigators gave a
warning
The boy son ~ an Inlay Cit,
iars1cr was dismissed Win a
%#rnIng he also was accused of
f%1olating the ceiling on onions
Both Mrs Nichols and the 30,
SAID they thought they were priv.
legged 10 charge extra for the clorf
bag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Daughter Faces
Quiz in Staying

CHICAGO. Jan. % (UP)-Police
said tonight that Mrs. Patricia
GoOdbody. 2S, sole witness 10 the
fatal shooting of her wealthy So
cialite mother, Mrs. Adele Born
Williams. 55, would be questioned
tomorrow on discrepancies in
her story.
Capt. Frank Reynolds said Mrs.
Goodbody had been asked TO bring
with her all the clothing she wore
the night Mrs. Williams, wife of
state department attache, was
shot IN the Drake Hotel. allegedly
by an unknown woman.
Reynolds said he had reason to
believe Mrs. Williams knew her
aSsailant and struggled with her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Girl, IS, Arrested
InBdsebdH Bat Killing Xiii

DUNONr, y J Ian % ms
A quiet spoken lS-year-oid girl
surrendered 70 Dumon' police to:
day a the Jane Doe sought ia
the baseball bat 81 30 robbery ~
Mrs Ethel Hermann. 40Eor
Jan Ia
The girl Caroline living. who
ran away from a foster home AZ
Walhngtod Conn was booked on
a charge Of murder Two men and
another woman already were held
on murder charges n the Gaze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Grand Rapids Filler
Dies With 6 in Crash

LANGLEY FIELD. Va. Jan -
JUP1 Seven army flers were
killed and eight injured today
"a hon 'wO four-enCined bombers
Coisded In The air. lt was an
nounced tonight
Among the dead was Flight
Officer Maurice r Ncrfen 70
whose mother lives ar Grand
Rapids Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Erie Leinsdorf in Army

COLUMBUS. O. Jan. q up
- Eric Leinsdorf. Cleveland Sym
phony Orchestra conductor was
QUILTED with buck private'S
uniform in Uncle Sans army to-
day az the reception center at
Fort HAYES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

for a soldier 20 use a cherished
thing like a leave.
The same thing happened 60
me when was home last
April"
The captain. %. graduate o
INC Wayne University medlca
school, entered the medical corp
In Angus. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Bandits Slug Merchant

Attacked hy one of Two Negro
bandit, who entered his store a.
9llS Oakland Morris Stern. u.
was IN serious condition AZ Rcceiv-
fng Hospital Saturday with head
injuries. Stern told police he had
been show ng his a>Sallan's a
Jacket. They ESCAPED with $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

gether by John Adams anthropol.
oglSt Of Columbia University.
under the direction Of Or. Robert
T Hat. director ef-the fnStrttrtp-
with the advice Of numerous
other authorities on the subject.
The display will be open To thr
public for a month and later VIII
be shown az schools and Libraries
IN, the Detroit area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
7 Fliers Die in Crash

BLYTHE Cal Jan - up
Seven men were killed when a
B-2i Llberator bomber crashed i'm
ihe desert near Blythe army aiE
base Two were injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23

bara reminded him not 10 get his
fingernallS dirty She had Just
manicured them.
Brideau turned 10 the reporter
and said.
Please, don't say anything
about the manicure. Marines
won't like it,"
Brldeau a graduate Of Crosse
Polnte High School. lives at 81
Cambridge road. Crosse Polnte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
KELLY Sons ACTIVE

Students who attend the rally
Will be selected by school prlnCl-
pals on tho haSLA-ll- -l-ttrr4--- rr7rJr1rf 4C.
-tTvTTy
Among Michigans many school
children who nave enlisted as
JUNIOR gallantS. pledged 10 sell
$500 each IN war bonds. are -four
sons OF Gov Kelly Harry Jr.
Bran. Larry and Roger
The latest report from the local
treasury office shows that Mlchl-
gan bond sales N the drive arc
progressing Slo~ ~
Individual sales 10 date toial
S3l200OOO or l22 pcr cent oi
MIchlEan'S 1888 600 900 individual
bond quota
IL PER CENT SOLD
OF The S3l 200 600 bond sales
"hieh tnciuir att purchases cXCCpi
those made by corporations. SIS
4o0.bl6 ara-in + h,e-f4ttt- ftrrv- TIP
re>ontS ~ per cent of Michigan ,
Sl61 600 900 r bond quota
The War Finance Committee Of
Michigan. In announcing the fC
urcS. said that tho drive vas not
coming up 70 expectations. Mich
lgan' share IN the nations u bill
hon-dOllar goal is $4,000 600
The campaign closes on Feb. Is.
To put the drive over the tor
end insure victory and future So.
Curlt&-- cAer--Ai - i4-ti-ss waEr
Garner is called upon 20 purchase
En- extra 500 var bond during the
Campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
5 Italian Prisoners Escape

DENVER. Jan p ms The
FBI today announced the escape
of five Italian prisoners of war
from work farm at Mesquite,
y. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
GETS $500 A MONTH

Five hundred American dollars
a month must have seemed 4 for
tune 70 anybody in Europe az that
time
Miss Buchanan ineen Cshe in
slStS on the use Of the Gouble
name says she turned spy "a help
France
She insists that when she had
meetings III the downtown INCA
with merchant sailor Hoffman, she
was Just trying 10 help France
She barely tips 5 feet without
the high French heels she affects.
Her hose are nylbn Her fine fea-
lures are As English as her accent
She goes on the witness SEand
again on Tuesday TO face Walter
Nelson, the doctors attorney. IN
more biting CrosS-eXamination.
Ten to one. she'll wear the
squirrel hat and matching muff,
Tuesday She likes dramatic ef-
fects She Is. getting them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Junior Gd!Idnts
To Be HonOred
AT County Rally
Principals TO Select
Leading SaIesmen TO
Attend Banquet Jan. 81

Plans for giant war bond
rally honorIng boys and girls of
the Wayne Comfy schools who
have worked faithfully as junior
CallantS in the nations Fourth
War Loan drive are nearing COM
pletlon today
The rally, al which a boy and
girl from each of Wayne Countys
$50 schools will guests. will be
staged in the Fountain Room of
the Masonic Temple AT - 30 p. m
Monday, Jan. 81
Thirty veterans from Percy
Jones Hospital, representing every
theater of war. will be special
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
tos BULLETS xow
Axo BREAD iarfs

Bow, includes an address by War
+ nance Committee Chairman
Frank lSbey. introduction of vet
Grams by Bow and music by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
BROAD As CONFUSING

Her broad As confuse Chief
Assistant District Atty. Babcock
and Hugh Francis. attorney for
Hoffman. You can hear their A S
broaden As they ask her questions
After her fathers death. his es-
tate was back in Canada. what
was LETT of H. Has daughter pre-.
fcrred 10 return 10 Budapest. She
returned shortly before the wal
began Her Canadian money Va.
frozen in 1889 She had no funds
She said the only time she ever
worked was when She gaze a feu
English lessons IN the Hungarian
capital
Obviously. money must have
been scarce
Then came the opportunity pre-
Sented by Sau Dc Hack. the
Budapest Matt Har who vas
NaSsar educated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Countess Spying
Blamed on Her
Love Of Clothes
Her Story OF Devotion
TO France Refuted by
Display OF Costly Attire
BY VERA BROWN

Just why should a Canadian
born British girl turn Nazi spy?
That question puzzles the crowds
which pack into the court Of Fed
eral Judge Monet where Grace
Buchanan-Dineen. the counterfeit
countess from Budapest, Paris and
London, holds the spotlight as star
witness against Dr. Fred Thomas,
Detroit physician. and Bertrand
Hoffman former merchant-e-44l,4.-
on trial for conspiracy Of espion-
age
She has testified she went 10
work for tbe Third Reich because
She believed IN the NaH cause,
that she wanted TO bring the war
10 an end 10 free France
Although she got s. 500 from an
agent of the Thud Reich Tor her
work in the United States, the
tiny 5-toOt witneSs insists she did
not work for money
+ To most women IN the crowd
the answer is clear.
Grace Buchanan-Dineen loves
clothes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
CARRIED IN GRAY

on her first appearance in court
her costume WAS 1MD- tened ea.f-trv-
touched up with a mink hat and
mink muff which she held as she
sat on the witness stand.
On her second appearance, her
Smartly coiffeured hair was topped
by silver fox trimmed chapeau.
She carried silver fox muff.
She has a gray squirrel mutt
and matching hat. She owns a
mink coat She makes a fetish OF
collection Of leWelry
The bogus countess had a grand
father who was a millionaire IN
Toronto. made his money in chain
hat stores. Her father was wealthy
AZ his death in 1898 She lived
with him IN London. Paris, Bud
apcst She spoke French and
Hungarian and her accent IS May
fair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23
Times PhotI
BY AL KAUFMAN

His name Pfc. Arthur P Brdeau of the L. S Marine
Corps redhaed youth 20 and talked his business
killing
long jungle knife exhibited stained with the blood Of
japanese Imperial Marines Guadacana indicated business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-23


Il don't like to do this"
Brideau explained in an apollo
geuc tone. but marines are
taught TO Kill or get killed, es-
pecially when they fight Japs."
HID AMONG DEAD
For example. he said. there are
the Japs who played possun
on Guadalcanal beach. smearing
themselves with blood and hiding
among their dead comrades.
When l. :. Marine passed.
the apparently dead Jap usually
shot or knitted him. We decided
TO eliminate this nonsense"
SO the knife Bndeau bought in
New Zealand-other marines car
RED similar equipment-he used
on any Jap who didn't seem dead.
You'd be surprised" he
added, how many dead Japs
screamed when we plunged a
knife through their shoulder
blades"