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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-03
FIGHTING N ALBANIA

London, Aug, a--luPl Two Ger- man divisions, FepoFledly brought up from Greece, have launched an offensive against Partisan troops in Albania, and are engaeed ln "blt- ter" fighting near Hlhaaan lm Che central sector Of the mpuntFy, Q Jugoalav Partisan eomniunlaus said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-03
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or HAlmaheFa Monday night,
 U. 6, ground forces ct Ranap0V were expanding and strengthening their position four days after land. ing and construction Of 6 new alF base vas progressing ln the newly won area only 600 miles from the Philippines,
 The eommunlque announced an additional ab4 Japanese had been killed on nIak and 2l9 more on N0emfooF aR AmeFleans continued moppIng up operations on the two islands in 0eelvlnk bay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-03

A@vURWu1U sEoIu Ehbe v Red Army to intern German troops iD Finland before hostilitles cease.
 The withdrawal so faF has not affected German troops ip Northern Finland from which they easily could fall back across the border Into occupied Norway, Dagene Nyheter said. The newspaper pointed out that any German evacuation of southern Finland .ghould dlspel fears that the German army will attempt to evaeuate it's Baltic forces to Finland"
 The Finnish political situation rec mained in abeyanee pending Mag- sinai Cary Gugtaf Erie Manner heiTa's assumption Of the additional post Of president Friday, Ryt's eab- met vas expected to follow hls ex- ample ln Feslgning. permitting Man neFhelm to set up hts Own govern ment.
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 Stimson said American. British and Canadian operations are com. pletely eoordinated. The earlier at- tacks of British and Canadians at Caen tied up German forces, espe. ctally armoT, which thinned the German lines Co the west and as- sisted the American break through.
 Our swift advance at Normandy IS the most satisfying accomplish. ment since the successful Allied landings on French beaches 6tim- son said. "ft 0vershadowed even the swift envelopment and liberation of Cherhourg.
 American armored forces had their first large-seale test in France and passed 1t with flying eelors."
 SsFategicaily, he said. the U. s. successes mean:
 The breaking of our confinement in the cherbourg Peninsula and the opening of territory in which mobile warfare may be waged and the growing Allied strength put to full use"
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 Stimson said that so many Ger man war vehicles had been destroy cd on French roads by Allied planes that the American advance was slowed by the litter of destroyed and abandoned enemy equlpment,
 AS Q result Of Allied victories in the past 70 days. 6timson added, the German positions at Caen, hlnging on the VllleFs- Hocage de. lenses. are in danger. Discussing the July 90 raid Of U, s. B-2e supeTf0Ftresses on Anshan, Manchuria, Stlmson said heavy damage was inflicted on Japanese coke ovens and factories which will he reflected in reduced production by the entire Japanese steel indus try.
 The attack, he continued. estab- lished that Japanese industries es- labllshed ln remote ManehuFia will be no more secure than targets in Japan proper,
 In Europe, meanwhile, heavy b0mheTs based in England and et"ts A@AfttftN@ " 8ttNNA AAttNAH 0il plants and other war production with good results, stlmson said. 0ll Shortage
 "phe Germans have considerably less oil than they need for the gunc, tlonlng of their military machines" he continued, "TheiF present pros ducti0n, which has been greatly Ess dneed, Is inadequate for essential military services, and they are drawing upon stores which come from 9 limited reservoir Of Ee, serves"
 In the South Pacific, Allied forces under Gen, Douglas MaeATthuE, hy new landings on the northwestern tip og New Guinea . ave Isolated an estimated lk.000 Japanese,
 Rtimaon said the Germans have put five divisions Into Q seInlrelFeu. laF defense Of Florence which they apparently are determined tA hold ak long as possible,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-03

Wild rubber collected in Niea- raeua is made available to the Allies.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Effective
Hand Care

HANDS NEED more lubri-
eating than the complexion be-
cause they suffer more from
contact with dust and many
waShings a day that rob them
Of natural oil. After Dreaming
your face at night. give the
leavings 10 hands, arms and
elbows.
Oil your palms, stroke up and
down from elbows 10 wrist.
Make 4 bracelet of fingers and
thumb, 60 round and round the
arm with firm pressure, moving
the fingers in one direction. the
arm in the other. This treat
ment will help remove discol-
ored skin scales, will give soft
ness and smoothneSs 10 the
flesh
Thumb the back Of the hand.
Start Al the base OF each finger.
friction upward. do circles on
the fngernail and the sur
rounding cuucle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19

habits. check on self, should any
he changed for better For
some Of you, heart interests will
predominant.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Soorpio - Pep up this gen
orally mediocre day. Surprising
the things we can do when we
muster our mental and other
assets 10 the tasks
NOV. 2S TO DEC. R3
Sagittarius - Neither strain
nor take on a somber attitude.
There will be occasional disap-
polntments, perhaps today.
DEC. 25 TO JAN. Pf
Capricorn $500 Work and what
ever activities or plans you UNI
dertake this Friday will need
more JUNCTION,
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Entertain no mis-
civings. Go carefully over your
affairs, there may be bitches,
snaCS.
FEB. 91 TO MARCH 90
Pisces 49, Rushing often mud
dies things. Yet we must quickly
take some chances. Be not over
sensitive.
Copyright. 1874. ~ KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
War Bond Prizes
For Best-Dressed Dolls

crocheted or knitted costumes
a. dresses or snow suits.
FIRST-S5 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRD-S2 in war stamps.
AND five 81 prizes in war
stamps.
Baby Dolls
FIRST-S5 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRD-S2 in war stamps.
AND-five 81 prizes--in war
stamps.
The dolls are going fast so
we hope you will call for yours
as soon as possible so as not 10
he disappointed. To obtain your
doll or dolls for dressing come
TO Room COB, Detroit Times
Building. Hours 8 a. m. to $50
D. m. daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Use Small
Elephants
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

INDIVIDUAL DISHES al
ways seem particularly exciting,
and, of course, they're among
the easiest of all to serve. No
need to worry if you don't own
any little caSseroleS or rame-
kinS=juSt take advantage Of
the many grand containers that
nature provides
Small eggplants lend them
selves beautifully TO this treat
ment-a and they're plentiful on
the markets now Scooped out
eggplant shells filled with tasty
stuffing are great favoriteS.
Baked Stuffed Eggplant
2 small eGgplants
2 tablespoons salad oil
l Glove garlic
Il cup minced onion
= cup minced green pepper
| tablespoon minced parsley
] cup diced tomatoes
l teaspoon salt
n teaspoon pepper
! u cups boiled rice
q cup grated cheese
? tablespoons butter.
Fry garlic in salad oil until
light'brown, then discard. Add
onion and green pepper and fry
gently for 5 minutes. Cut egg
plants in half lengthwise, scoop
out pulp, leaving shells half an
inch thick. Dice pulp.
Add parsley, tomatoes. diced
eggplant and rice TO the onion
and green pepper. Season will
with salt and pepper. mix thor
oughly and pile into eggplant
halves. Arrange in a creased
baking pan. Sprinkle with
grated cheese, dot with butter
and bake in moderately hot
oven 1915 degrees for IS min
uteS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19

SPECIALLY DESIGNED 10
flatter the larger figure as well
as the average. Pattern 4639 is
very easy to make. Bow-tied
jumper, simple blouse.
Pattern 1859 comes In sizes
Is, Is. 20, "a, Sc, 80, 40, AZ. IA.
as. as. so. Size 80. jumper.
takes 17s yards 54-inch; blouse,
1ss yards 39-nch.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern,
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
The Anne Adams 32-page
Pattern Book of easy-to-make
fall and winter styles may be
obtained by enclosing an addi-
tional Is cents.
Send your order 10 the Anne
A d ans Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
BY HELEN FoLLETT

TO SLAP young girl on the back
and tell her to stand up straight is
what members of the family are always
doing to the young lady who has
rounded shoulders. We suggest that
she give the matter some thought. Be-
cause of slouchy carriage she is ruin
ing her figure and lovely shape is as
great beauty asset as pretty face.
Every day of her young life, let her
do this exercise:
Stand erect, hands at the sides. Lift
the hands above the head. Up higher
and higher until the spinal column is
fully extended. then swing the hands
and body forward and back.
Correct Poor Posture
The simple habit of pulling in the
abdominal muscles. keeping the tummy
flat, will help TO correct rounded shout
ders. With the midsection tight and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
MARCH 10 APRIL 20

MARCH sf TO APRIL 20 .
Aries-Wsteh your step, espe-
ciAlly in snswe rs and agree
ments today.
APRIL u TO NAY 20
Taurus 1t will be well 70
hesitate sufficiently long 70 be
very sure Of your course and
ensuing problems.
NAY 81 TO JUNE 81
GsmiHi-If you make the
right start. and keep up TO your
hest standards, you'll turn in
more profitable day all round
than many.
JUNE 90 TO JULY IS
Cducer-Heavy business and
other matters that require de-
liberation, thoroughness, sccu.
rscy should be stepped up 90
better levels.
JULY - TO AUG. -
Leo-Here YOU can improve in
numerous ways. May hnd 10
easier than others 70 accomplish.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. -
Virgo Don't wait till last
minute 20 attend 10 minor,
though necessary matters.
SEPT. rs TO OCT. IS
Libro - Be careful about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Useful Kitchen Plants

WANT A novel, pretty and
useful plant for your kitchen?
Plants are the style for dress
ing up ones kitchen so why not
have something that can be
used as well as being pretty TO
look at. You don't even need a
pot for this one. Just hang a
molSteped sponge with parsley
seeds IN il. Run n string through
the sponge and hang it in your
window. The sponge must be
kept moist and your seeds VIII
sprout in no time and you will
be able 10 use the bright green's
TO garnish as well as flavor your
faVOrite dishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Meat Filling

l medium sized eggplant
l cup chopped cooked meat
4 teaspoon bread crumbs
4 cup chopped nutmeats
a cup tomato PURGE
Salt
Paprika
Bread crumbs
Butter or cheese.
Cut top from plant. Scoop
out pulp. drop it into a small
quantity of boiling. sailed
water. Use y teaspoons salt
TO the quart and cook it until
tender. Drain. Combine with
meat. bread crumbs. nutmeats,
tomato PURGE, salt and paprika.
Fill eggplant shell. Cover top
with bread crumbs and dot with
butter or sprinkle with cheese.
Place eggplant in moderate
oven 1915 degrees until filling
IS well heated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19

IT'S THAT time OF year
again, ladies, when we all pitch
in 10 help the Old Newsboys
dress dolls for little girls
for Christmas.
The Women's Department OF
The Detroit Times has taken
1000 Of those dolls, 10 be
dressed by Detroit Times read
ers with prizes, as usual, for the
best dressed.
Prizes this year will be given
in u. S. War Bonds and
Stamps, and are as follows:
Fancy Dress
This means dolls dressed in
party costumes . long or
short.
FIRST-A S25 u. S. war bond.
SECOND--S15 in war stamps.
THEN-to the next 10 best
dressed dolls will go S. each
IN war stamps.
AND-20 dolls will receive 81
each--in war stamps.
Tailored and Sensible
These are the dolls dressed n
perky little Bingham or muslin
dresses. with perhaps coats and
bonnets TO match.
FIRST-Sl0 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRDS in war stamps.
AND-20 dolls to receive 81
each--in war stamps.
Character Dolls
These are dolls dressed 10
represent Mother Goose or
other fairy tale characters
and dolls dressed in foreign cos
TUNES.
FIRST-S10 in war stamps.
SECONDS in war stamps.
THIRDS in war stamps.
AND-five 81 prizes in war
stamps.
Knits and Croehets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Knits and Crochefs

These are the dolls dressed in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19

plf,-w. Vernon Highway st Central \
NV Open ~ Noon. Robert Watson
Victor vsrconi. The Hitler Cans" Plu
Frances Lsnsford In pixie Jamborss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
Exercise Improves Posture

taut the chest lifts. the back straight
ems. arms have an easy pose.
Unless some disease of childhood has
caused the rounded back. the condition
is due to poor posture. That can be
corrected. Good posture begins in the
mind. Feel vibrant and you will carry
yourself like queen.
Slouchiness is the attitude OF laziness
or defeat, and ii is not pretty. II Is a
common sight. In the aged, 1t Is for
given.
Straight Back
The spinal column is the main sup
port of the body. It should be treated
with respect, should function normally.
II is embedded in innumerable muscles
that must be kept strong and resilient.
Let them weaken and the body lacks
snap and style.
Keep the head balanced. on the level.
II the head droops. the muscles OF the
shoulders weaken. the arms are thrust
forward. Movements are inclined to
be awkward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-19
BY Francis Drake

Look ~ the Section Which Your Birthday Comes aud Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 70 the Stars
For Friday Oct. 20, 1914
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

Dekanozov sam pry byl ne
smlrne pfekvapen, kdyz zpra-
WI spatfil teprve v novinach.
Divil Sc vsak, re tento incident
mohl V Anglii vzbudit takov6
poboufenf, protoze v SOVIET
skych zodpovednych kruz1ch
nebyl zprav6 "Pravdy" prikla-
dan nijaky vyznam.
Britska vlada Sc patrne S tim
to prohlasenfm spokojf a poll
tovanf hodny incident, ktery We
spojeneckem tisku vyvolal no
dine trpkych komentarG, Dude
povazovan "a vyTfzeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
Sovetska vlada nema zodpoved
nosti "a zpravu "Pravdy."

Britske Wade Sc dostalo z
Moskvy ~ujistenf, re sovetska
vlada nema zodpovednosti "a
uveTejnenf kahirske zpravy O
domnelych britsko-nemeckych
poradach O separatn1 mir v po-
lovladnlm liste "Pravda."
Toto ~ujisteni podal m1stoko-
misar pro zahranicn1 veci V. c..
Dekanozov britskemu charge
d'affairs Johnu Balfourovi S
podotcenim, re vlada take ne
mela nejmensfho tusen1, re
"Pravda" neco takoveho otisk-
ne ma vyznacnem miste prvnf
stranky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04

XII, jak Sc MT l1bila jejich pfsen
jiz 81 pfi praci prozpevovali:
ga jsem v Cechach frozen,
etce, matku man.,
proto k pravu jejich dedicnemu
ia Sc znam,
dedove i pradedove
byli CeSi tez,
proto me dedicne pravo nen1
zadna lez.
Kdyby pravo to chtel
mne nekdo brati,
ma smrt ma zivot budu
Sc S MIN rvati,
rvati do krve, nebude to poprve
aspon Ease v Cechach
drobet pokoj pobude.
Ami vody, ami ohne
Czech Sc neleka,
ami pod bTemenem tie
nikdy neheka.
Kazde bremeno rad snese
pro pravo a 6est
a trebas i ma smrt j1ti
hotovy vzdy jest,
df1v nez zadal by prava
sve zeme,
zachoval a spasil svoje pleme,
kde je rodicem,
nesmluv1 Sc ma nicem,
kdyby pro sva stara prava
mel byt umucen. -"
P1sen ia sc pantatovi Ducha-
cow velice zamlouvala, jakoby
z vlastn1ho jeho srdce plynula.
A lfbila Sc kazdemu. Slozena
byla pTi prvn1m pT1jezdu korun
nfho prince Rudolfa do Prahy
a brzy zp1valy j celicke Cechy.
Vsak 81 il pantata Duchac take
upf1mn6 liboval a selsky stav
pTi tom velebil.
"My sedlaci provedli jsme v
nasem veku veliky skutek," RI
kaval, kdyz mezi sousedy pri-
sci. = "My jsme svym d6tem
pGdu nasich dedG zachovali,
my jsme il vrchnostem musili
zaplatit, jake bychom il cd CT
zlho kupovali. A to pGjde da-
lie. My budeme muset cele &C.
ske kralovstv1 narodu koupit.
Dvory budou muset PAM sedla-
kun take postoupit, nebot bez
roboty ma Mich mic nesvedou a
nebudou moci S uzitkem hospo-
DART. A nen1 ma svete mic mad
vlastn1 stfechu a kus pole k nj.
Jeden ma kde z~1stavat, kus III
vobyt1 mu n%aroste, PRAGUE 81
ma SVEN sam, nemusf poslou-
chat cizfho cloveka" = horo-
val.
Sedlak Josef Duchac byl S
vysledky sveho zivota spokojen
Vsecky d6ti mel dobTe zaopa-
irene, stastne. A caste Tikaval:
"zivot sestava z krasnych ma
deli a z prfjemnych vzpomi-
mex. Kdyz odkvetou nadeje,
zGstavajf vzpom1nky". A tesil
Sc, jak Dude Sc svou re vsech
nejmilejsf manzelkou panima-
mou Ludmilou nyni ma vymen-
ku vzpom1nati ma to vsecko, co
spolu v zivote prozili a zkusili.
Bylo toho mnoho a vselijak Sc
Jim vedlo. Zle Size nikdy ne,
ale casio byvalo jim tez dost
1zko. Kdyz O tech chvflfch
spolu uvazovali, tn Ludmila o.
sire podivala sc manzelovi do
ocf.
"Poslouchej Josefe, kdyz 81
tax ty nejnepf1jemnejsf veci v
nasem zivote predkladam,
vzdycky poznavam a vid1m, re
z velke mfry nesli jsme pri Mich
vinu sami," pravila. "Mnohe
zpGsobili jsme 81 %svevolne, mno
hemu mohli jsme Sc vyhnout,
jakou to nemelo -"
Sedlak il prisvedcil a hledal
jeff buclatou, tuhou, upracova-
nou ruku.
Gale byli jsme spolu stastni,"
vrOucne Tekl.
"Byli!" zaseptala selka a Sc
sladkym 1smevem ma sesedive-
leho manzela pohledela.
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-02-04
DEDECEK
ROMAN Napsal DIR. VACLAv KEZNcEK
Napsal DIR. VACLAV REZNfCEK

q ia OOAAA,
sve kon1cky osedlam.
|Sve konfcky oksfruju,
svou panenku opmiluju
a ia zdycky sam,
-sve konfcky osedlam."
Kdyz tax 81 popevoval a
"rajc" vytacel, zlovolne stou-
chi do neho vyrostek, delnfk z
fabriky fonda Vejdumek, az
Sc Mozfs zavravoral a z tanec-
n1ho taktu vyrusil.
"Vas konfcek je verpanek!"
chlichtal Sc vyrostek.
"Hajdy dial! Ty klouce!" zvo-
lal Moz1s a tancoval dale. .
Vejdumek stouchl do Mozf-
Sc Ease, do jeho zamilovane
hlucne hulakaje "Ztratila .jsem
kajdu'.
"Hajdy dial! Ty nemluvne",
volal Mozfs znovu. "Jiz isl sly
Sci -"
"Vy hajdy dial, Wy dedku,"
small sc mu vyrostek.
Tu Sc Mozis vice nezdrzel.
ga ii udelal ma duh podsft-
ko, abys o posvicen1 nemusil
chodit hos a ty mne tuhle "a to
z kola vyhanis, abys Sc v mem
v mych botach prohanel?" dur
dill Sc.
"Hajdy dial! Dedku!" zvolal
ma neho fonda Vejdumek a
hned pomahala mu tlupa SOU
druhI z fabriky, take staTicky
svec radeji vysel z hospody
ven, kde s nekym ma nekolik
SLOW prave sc zastavil Josef Du-
chac re Rikova. Staroch mu
ma to zaloval, CO mu vyvedl
fonda Vejdumek, ktery Ike vse
mu v jeho botach tancuje.
"Hajdy dali" posmesne vo-
lali Tondovi kamaradi.
Duchac MozfSovi zaloby mic
ky vyslechl a potion zakyval
hlavou a pravil "Mily pffteli,
nenf nam zadne pomoci. My
jsme jiz start a mladi vice ne
pfestanou ma mas volati "hajdy
DAP, abychom jim vsude ustou
pill. Co jsme uzili, to name a
mladsf chtejf naSe m1sta ="
Gale ten kloucek ma ode mne
ma duh boty, podsitko," rozci-
loval sc Mozis. "Kdybychom
mu je neuveril, musil by chodit
hos -"
"Vsechno nase z1stane a pTi-
padne mladym," odevzdane
pronesl sedlak a jel dale IVA
zuje o tom, jak mladi ma stare
volaj1 "hajdy dal". = A pri
tom mu napadlo, re konecne
must celou sprawl statku ode
zdati synu Vaclavovi 1plne, a.
by tfebas nekdy nemusil slyse-
tt "hajdy DAP.
Vsak Vaclav Duchac caste
byl pin rozpak1, kdyz mel jed
natl o koupi a opatTenf veci,
jez Sc samy sebou u Mich rozu-
mely a jez on bez tatlnkova
souhlasu a vedoml objednati ne
chtel. jake prave nynf. Va
CLAW Duchac slysel O vybornych
novych mlatfcfch strojfch. Byl
Sc ma takovy jeden podfvat a
cekal, brzo-li tatinek O mem "a
enc. Vedel, re o mem slysel ia
Ike. Ale starry Josef Duchac po-
rad mlcel. Proto Vaclav musil
konecne zacft sam.
"Povfdaj1, re mlatfci stroj
tuze Sc vyplaci," oslovil otce O.
cekavaje nejakou zapornou Cd
poved.
Avsak starry Josef DuchaG
slyse to, radostne zazaTil oci-
ma.
"Je to tuze velky pokrok, u
lehcenf lidstvu, kdyz stroj "a
cloveka PRAGUE a porad &C.
kan, brzo-li mlat1cf stroj take
u mas zavedes," oslovil syna.
"Kdybych ia byl ma statku pa
mem, jiz bychom no nell -"
Vaclav Duchac ma otce pa
tril S 1divem. Takoveho pori-
zeni Sc nenadal.
"Vzdyt jste piece panem po-
rad wy" fekl.
"ze je ma mne zapis, to ne
znamena, re muslin poroucet",
odpovedel otec. "Jenom, Va
clave, zarid a kup, co "a dobre
uznas. Nechtel jsem ii k tomu
radit, ably sc tt snad nezdalo,
re ii chci rozkazovat. Ale &C.
kal jsem porad, re S tim pTij-
deS -.
"Mlaticf stroj 81 hned porfdf-
me-" rozhodl Vaclav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

These measures looked cfficacious
to most people, but the Captain got
around them by getting himself
elected 10 Parliament on the ConSer-
vative ticket and then applying TO
Chancery for permission 10 marry
When the permission finally was
granted-with the stipulation that he
give up his one.third dover right in
her fortunc-his critics opined that,
though nc had Ruth Mary, he'd never
share in her fortunes. And again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-10

they discovered
they had guessed
wrong.
In 1898 I he
heiTcsS revealed
in court that she
had given her
hu Sband many
rich gifts, the
At Doris Duke
CrOmwell's
Hawaiian Home
the Gallant Cap
tain Felt Free
From the Lon
don BlitZ, rs
Well rs Board
Bills.