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The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
Prisoners Of War Information To Be Used In Jap Trials

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 5-R- Information received from prison CTS of war which may be used in war crime trials against the Japs will be delivered to General Mac Arthur's headquarters for the courts martial.
 Gen. Eichelberger said he dis closed the Eighth Army has been assigned to liberate all prisoners in its area on northern Honshu and southern areas which cover all the Jap home islands and for mosa, although the Chinese occu- py Formosa.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
CIO Campaign For Cannery Workers

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5-tP -C1O announced it had started an intensive recruiting campaign among cannery workers and urged NLRB to authorize plant elections in October. CIO is contesting AFL jurisdiction of the representation of fifty thousand cannery work CTS in northern California.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
Japan Makes Bid
 For Tourist Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5-(P Japan made a bid for tourist trade when Domei News Agency beamed to America that Japan was endowed with natural con- ditions for the tourist industry" and added that everything would be done to give international tour ists first rate hotels, meals and souvenirs.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05
MRS. BRUNNELL ENDS VISIT WITH DAUGHTERS

Mrs. A. Brunnell who has been visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Nels Swanberg and Mrs. William Kelsey in Seattle, returned home Monday evening with the Pan American after two months va cation.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

In 1940, the 97 Illinois automo- tive plants had an annual output valued at $88,845,000.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-05

About 100000 fires occurred in U. s. homes in 1943.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
COUNCIL VOTES 10 HOLD WAGES
 hT LEVELS NOW
Loading Machine Purchase 0kayed- Tax Rolls to
 Get Going Over

An economy-minded Juneau Clty Council last night voted to holo tile line on city salaries, adopting, with cnlv ore minor correction, the sal arv ordinance as proposed the Frl- day previously by Mayor Ernest Par sons. The ordinance makes only one wage hike over last year-upplng the pay of the City Magistrate from eco to S85 per month.
 After delaying action a week III order to think it over, the Council men decided that now is not the tiiii7 for increasing city costs, especlally as the financial situation or the municipality for the coming llScal year is still in the dark. It was the general opinion that there IS no gcod reason TOT favoring any one de- rartment or group of employees ever other. in the matter of pay, and that present salaries reflect sufficient raises during the past wartime years to bring them properly up to par
 The City Fathers did, however, loosen the purse strings a few notches by voting approval of the purchase by the City of a Scoop mobile" self-powered piece o1 hcisting equipment which can be used for truck loading, back-filling and, it is declared by City Engineer James L. McNamara, will come in mighty handy for clearing the Clty's streets of snow.
 The purchase price of the piece of equipment, which is figured to re- oeive heavy usage on the street re- surfacing program planned for this summer, is listed at $2,750, complete with dual tires, f. 0. b. Portland, Ore zen. Delivery is generally possible within 30 days, it is stated. The "Scocpmcbile" is declared to be the only machine entirely suitable for the uses intended here.
 Also before the Council at last evenings special session, was the question of safeguarding Juneau's recently acquired gravel pit. By vote of the Council, all gravel will be re- taincd for the City's own use, with all sales discontinued immediately.
 The business of the special meet ing completed, Mayor Parsons held an unofficial discussion on the City's mounting backlog of delinquent tax es. The Mayor stated that he in tends to order immediate prepara- tion of delinquent tax roll, which will be published prior to taking action for collection.
 The tax situation, plus several ether matters, is due for additional mulling over at the next regular meeting of the Council.
 meeting of the Council, Friday, May 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
PROGRAM STARTS FOR BOY AND GIRL
 WEEK IN JUNEAU

As part of the celebration of Boy and Girl Week, which is April 28 to May 5, Henry Harmon has ar ranged for Boy and Girl Scouts to visit several places of business next week, where they will be shown how things are done.
 The Scouts and their leaders are invited to visit the Empire Printing Go. plant and studios of KINY any afternoon next week. Tuesday af- ternoon they are invited to see Coca Ccla being made and bottled at the {. Coca Cola Bottling Works, and as hottling will be concluded at 4;30 o'clock, the Scouts are asked to go there immediately from school, in order not to miss any of the opera tions.
 Sully's Bakery is the place of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28

Gift. L. Frank, Mrs Robert Martin, Charlie Minning, Virgil s. Carrier and Jack Littlepage.
 To Tenakee. Lloyd Phillips, Mrs Phillips and Lynn Phillips.
 To Fish Bay: Ture Ericson.
 To Hawk Inlet: Howard Hayes.
 To Angoon: Peter John ana Ernest John.
 On the return flight the 1ol- lowing passengers were brought from Sitka Peter John, Ernest John, Edward Jamestown, Mrs. Ann Schwable. Walter Fleet, GlenWooo Epling. Richard Perry, Ruth G Metcalf. Ed Reiff, Mrs. Reiff, An drew Austin, Ralph Kibbe, Thomas Powers. L. o. Dickinson, Lulu Cole man. George A. Paul Thomas Long. Charles Knipple and Dave Brown.
 l From Tyee: Max Laughlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
6lANTS, CUBS
 IN MIDST OF MERRY ChASE
Bosox Set Back for Eighth Straight Time 10 Ap-
 proaCh Loss Record
tBy Associated Press)

The Chicago Cubs and New York
 Giants. who staged Q merry battle fer berth in the Nationl Leagues first division right down to the wire last year, are at it again this sea-
 scn-but this time it's battle for first place.
 Beth winning their Friday games, the Giants and Cubs retained their one-two ratings, but the Giants, with eight wins and two losses, are a pair of victories better than the Bruin' s ! record.
 For the New Workers. Bill Voisel- le registered his third straight
 triumph. hlanking the Brooklyn Dodgers with only eight hits. Man
 ager Nell Ott and Steve Filipowicz
 paced the Giants to their 5 to 0
 victory. Ott hit his third homer in tha sixth inning, followed by ! Filipowicz's second circuit clout of the season. The former Fordham focthaller also made two doubles and single.
 Paul Derringer, in the midst of a great comeback, gained his third triumph in-a-row, as the Cubs ex- tended their winning streak to five games with ' to 3 win over Pitts burgh. Derringer gave up eight hits. A huff by Pirate outfielder Johnny
 Barrett, with the bases loaded in the first inning, opened the door for | four Cub runs.
 | The Boston Red Sox came within five defeats of the American League record of B straight reverses at the start of the season, by lowing for the eighth consecutive time, to 3.
 to the Philadelphia Athletics. Russ
 Christopher, for the Mackmen,
 pitched six-hit ball while his mates made Il hits off three BosoX fling CTS.
 i George Myatt ran wild on the base paths, collecting four hits, stealing ltnree bases and scoring twice to lead the Washington Senators to to 4 triumph over the New York Yan- I tkees. Lefty Mickey Haefner held the Yanks to nine hits, including a Ipinch-hit three-run homer by Frank ! lCIossetti
 1 In the only other major league contest, Ed Heusser hurled four-hit lba1l for the Cincinnati Reds to trim , the World Champion St. Louis Card-
 inals, to l. Dain Clay drove in
 both the Reds runs, with single
 in the fifth and double in the I seventh frame.
 i The Bostsn-P Philadelphia contest
 in the National League and the De- ltroit Cleveland game m the Ameri-
 can were postponed because of rain. The St. Louis Browns and the Jun 1 ier-loop leading Chicago White Sox
 were not scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28

Thomas J. Robertson, of Ketchi- kan, is guest at the Baranot Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
HOSPITAL NOTES

Baby Donna Gibson was admit ted to St. Ann's Hospital Thursday for medical care.
 Mrs. Russell Miller and baby girl left St. Ann's Hospital Thurs day for their home.
 Harold T. Thomas entered St. Ann's Hospital for medical atten- ton Thursday.
 Baby Virginia Johnson, a medl- cal patient at St. Ann's Hospital, was taken home yesterday.
 Albert stern returned to his home yesterday, after receiving medical care at St. Ann's Hos pital.
 Mrs. Fred Toilette, with her baby boy, returned to her home yester- day from St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. John Klingbeil and baby boy left St. Ann's Hospital yester- day.
 Baby Jean Peterson was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital Friday for medical attention.
 Baby Thomas James is a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital, ad- mitted yesterday:
 A baby boy was born early this morning at St. Anns Hospital to Mrs. A. Shannon. The baby tipped the scales at pounds, 2 ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28

I.oune L. Humi., oi Skagway, has arrived in Juneau and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28

Empire wanf-ads c'4uo resulas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28

special interest for Thursday after noon, where baking of particular in- tcrest to boys and girls will be done.
 Saturday morning there will be shipments Of fish arriving at the Juneau Cold Storage Plant. and the Scouts have been invited to be on hand to see how they are handled.
 Boy and Girl Scouts Leaders are urged to make arrangements to ac- company their troop on at least one visit tc the business places which have made plans to show the Scouts around.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
W00DLEY PLANE
 TAXES fl WEST

A Woodley Airways plane, piloted by Davis, flew the following pas sengers to Anchorage yesterday Nadia Triplette, R. H. White more, Jerry Nocnan, Mary Wildes, Charles L. Dick, R. D. Simmons, Fred Butler, L. E. Gragon, Paul Du Fon, E. A. Norman and Marvin Rembling.
 On the return trip to Juneau, the following passengers were flown in. From Cordova, Wayne Niemi.
 From Anchorage, Fred Hill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
HILL IN TOWN

Fred S. Hill, of Seward, is a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
ALASKACOASTAl
 FLIES WITH g

Alaska Coastal Airlines, flying yesterday. took the following pas
 sengers to Sitla F. R. Smith, Hugh Tennant, Wynn Goddard, J. K. Johnson, c. H. Potter, Roy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
DIR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON

DR. RAE LILLIAN CARLSON will arrive in Juneau on May 5th
 and will be in her office in the Blomgren Bldg. to examine eyes and fit glasses. Phone 636 fol appointment. (tf.-Adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
MAY NAUGLE HERE

Mae Naugle, of Skagway, is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
CHAPELADIES WILL
 MEET ON TUESDAY

The Chapeladies will meet at the home of Mrs. James De Hart on May l. The meeting will begin at 7:30 o'clock in the evening and all members are urged to attend.
 - . = -------
 Madame de Pompadour was born Jeanne Poisson in Paris in l721.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-28
MRS. ATWOOD IN JUNEAU

Mrs. Robert B. Atwood, wife of the publisher of the Anchorage Daily Times. is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

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The Detroit Times Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
For Sundo


MARCH 4 70 AFRft IN
Aries - Influences peaceful,
kind today. Ponder some on
your many blessings, the oppor-
tunities, advantages free TO all
IN democratic countries. Really
help those less fortunate
APRIL II TO MAY %
TGurus-lou have qualities
that signal YOU out from the
crowd and God wishes you TO
use them for good now Your
sincerity, kindness win adher-
ents-keep conduct fine.
MAY 2i To JUNE 2I
Gemini--From Browning ideal
here: For |. as man with men
am linked, and not a brick with
bricE no gain that | experience
must remain unshared.' - Be not
abrupt in speech.
JUNE p TO July -
Cnuccr-Bright outlook for
the day generally Add religious
services 20 your days program,
particularly during this holy
season of Lent. Personal Sacri-
fices bring blessings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Birning ham Cir Engaged
To Buffalo Naval Officer

IN the benefit performance spon-
sored by alumnae Of seven east
ern women's colleges Monday
include Mrs. Robert r Grind
ley Mrs. Neil c. McMath, Mrs.
Paul Z Penfeld. Mrs. Henry
Hart and many others.
Mrs. Charles A. Brady enter
tanned al luncheon yesterday in
honor Of Mrs. Max VI. Roensch,
who. with Mr.. RocnSch and their
family, viii move early IN April
10 Cleveland. Mrs. RoensCh will
be aanor guest al another
luncheon Thursday at the Hotel
Statler when Mrs Cleveland
Walcutt Will be hostess
Rachel Kim is general chair
man OF the fashion show. which
A group Of Baldwin High School
girls VIII give Monday. for the
benefit Of the American Red
Cross Among the girls modelling
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES 6.
Mccarthy of Pilgrim road
announce The engagement Of
their daughter. Elizabeth Jane,
10 Ems. Robert c. Leary. L. s.
n. r., son Of {. +. Leary OF
Buffalo, ~ Y
Miss Mccarthy IS a graduate
of the University OF Michigan,
where she was q member OF
Gamma Phi Beta. and Ems
Leary also attended L Of NJ
before entering the naval re-
serve.
1t Col. Edward + Rothman
is home with his family on a
2l-day furlough after spending
more than two years in foreign
service with the AAF IN Europe.
Mrs. Rothman and their TWO
daughters reside IN Linden road.
Birmingham women interested
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

MRS. RICHARD FORSYTH
received the first mail this week
from Mr.. Forsyth since his ar
rival. at the end Of February
.. at Stockholm where he
Is an attache at the American
embassy -.
En- route TO Sweden, Mr., For
syth spent a week in London
-. where he put in a lot OF
theater attendance
He saw the Lunts in their new
comedy Love in Idleness"
which is a sensation e.
and Laurence Olivier and Vivian
Leigh in Richard III" &.
Peer Gynt" and Uncle
Banya"
The contract between war
wracked London and Stockholm
Mr.. Forsyth wrote -. is
terrific
In the London hotels, there
was no heat there were no
towels and no soap
The Stockholm hotels are COM
Portable although so
crowded that guests are allowed
10 stay only a few days -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Plan Weddino
In Belgium

SOMEWHERE IN BELGIUM
will be the locale for the forth
coming marriage of 1t. Frances
Austin and 1t. Donald NJ. Fer
riS, Detroit boy, the son of
Mrs. Marie Ferris of Webb ave-
nue. and the late George NJ.
Ferris.
The engagement is being an
nounced by the parents of the
brlde-to-be. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur o. Austin OF Orleans, VI.
1t. Austin attended Lasell Jun
Tor College and Simmons Coll
lege and had been a dietitian
at John Hopkins Hospital be-
fore going overseas with the
both General Hospital.
1t. Ferris is with the 5O7th
Fighter Squadron and has COM
pleted SO missions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

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These motifs delight every
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5 y by l1-inch motifs; directions
for edglng
Send l5 cents in coin for
every Laura Wheeler pattern.
Write name and address plainly.
Only Is cents more brings
YOU our new 1945 Needlecraft
Catalog 95 illustrations of
designs for embroidery, toys,
knitting, crochet quilts. hand
craft a free doll pattern
printed right IN catalog
Send your order to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Wave. Ensign
To Wed

1T. O.g) JANET FULLEN-
WIDER will be married 10
Ensign Dales Youpg Foster to-
morrow afternoon in the chapel
Of the navy yard at Charleston,
s. c. The bride-to-be is the
daughter Of Or. and Mrs. Allan
Cameron Fullenwider Of Berg
road and the bridegroom-elect
is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. S. d.
Foster Of Asheville, ~. c.
1t. Fullenwider was gyadu-
ated from the University of
Michigan. where she was affih-
ated with Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority, and Ensign Foster
attended Georgia Tech.
After a wedding trip 10 Ashe-
vile, the bridegroom will report
for a new assignment and the
bride will return TO her work
at the navy yard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Plans Buffet Supper

MRS. GEORGE SCHENCK
will entertain at cocktails and a
buffet supper next Friday IN her
house in Lakeland avenue,
Crosse Pointe
The party will celebrate Mr..
Schencks birthday and
honor Mrs Schencks Sister-in-
law Mrs. John Carlyle WrtiS
who moved here recently
from Washington
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

JtEf - 70 AtG. y
Lco-Self-discipline strength
ems character, readlos one for
trying times. Impose some re-
striction on self today and offer
IL for our fighting forces and
those guiding them and Us.
AUG. % TO SEPT. -
Viygo-Look for consoling and
pleasant incidents. Look only
for the good in others and don't
be hurt al inconsistencies. Your
viewpoint Is pertinent 10 your
days achievement.
SEPT. 2! TO OCT %
Libyo-Heed Virgo's para
graph Indications now similar
for both Of you A happy day
II you help make it So Add
your prayers 20 your activities
for greater blessings
OCT. Q. To NOV. p
Scorpio-Strenuous work. war
activities and other duties aAjn
top the favored list. OF course.
church services, prayer always
come first and everyone can
spare some time for them.
NOV. % To DEC. p
Soqitt1rips-lf not AZ work
essential 20 war needs. then en-
JOY this Sunday with healthy
diversion, reading, pastimes with
family First your church, for
inner strength, contentment.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Capricoru Particularly
friendly for heart and home in
terests. religious and charitable
activities, music. all the arts
and outdoor recreation helpful
20 health.
Jan. p TO FEB. %
AqUdriUs-1dea1 day for self
improvement, gaining useful
knowledge, developing a talent,
getting needed rest or healthy
diversion from routine. Re
ligion your best physician.
FEB. of TO MARCH On
Pisces - Neither stimulating
nor dull. You can quietly rest,
enjoy your favorite pastime, or.
If work is your program, tackle
it efficiently, without strain
you'll advance.
YOT, BORN on this date:
Ambitious. changcable at times.
Capable but not always engaged
in productive enterprises. In
constructive, educational activi-
ties you can achieve great things.
Steady concentration a must.
Curb restlessness, indeciSion.
Copyright ia4s. by BinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Ricks Visit Parents

CHIEF PETTY OFFICER
Edward J. Rick and Mrs. Rick
former Eleanor Pioch =.
arrived, the other day. from
Norfolk. Va. and are dividing
their visit with the two sets Of
parents the William +
Piochs Of Sherbourne road and
the William j. Ricks Of Pontiac.
Because theirs was one Of
those hurriedly arranged war
time weddings which left no
time for pre-nuptial parties &.
Eleanor now is being enter
tanned AZ bridal showers
She was the guest Of honor
yesterday at a luncheon and
miscellaneous shower given by
Mrs. Arthur c. offs at the DAG
at which the other guests
were Mrs. Pioch Mrs.
William F. Pioch Jr. Mrs.
z. c. Pioch Mrs. F. J. Nc
Laughlin Mrs. J. II. Burgess.
Mrs. {. Lewis Hull and Doris
Hull Mrs. ". l.. Cross 4.
Mrs. Clifford n. Stanton q.
Mrs. Burlin Ackles g.. Mrs.
Edward L. Jones Mrs c. L.
Ellet Mrs. Howard Dow &.
and Nancy Offs
Mrs. George Piper was host
ess, Thursday at a miscellaneous
shower in her house in London
avenue for Eleanor
Mr.. and Mrs. Pioch will COM
plinent their son-in-law and
daughter with large reception
tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
Pioch Jr. will give a dinner
IN their house In Winona drive,
Dearborn -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Graduates 10 Usher

YOUNG AND pretty girls q.
recent graduates Of the partlci-
pating colleges will usher
at the opening OF Lillian He'll
mans play, The Searching
Wind" al the Cass Theater 4.
which has been taken over for
that night by Detroit alumnae
OF seven eastern women's COL
legeS ...
Among them will be
Peggy McMath Mary Du-
BoiS Genevieve Merry d.
Jane Hurd Mary Dickinson
:. Betty Olson Mary Lun-
dell g.. and Mrs. Douglas Sears.
Patrons and patroneSses for
the event which will benefit their
respective scholarship funds are
-. the Frederick DykStraS
the Heston Heffelfngers g.
the Melbourne EmeryS the
Frank lSbeys the Hoyt
StewartS the Paul Pen
fields the Frank Z. Coopers
the Carsten Tiedemans
the Benjamin Youngs the
Sidney Cadwells the Lewis
Sappingtons g.. the r. c. Get
singers the Stanley Doles
the Dudley Campbells &.
the j. Nall Gamblers Mr..
and Mrs George Way Williams
Or. and Mrs. Frederick G..
Buesser -. Or and Mrs. Albert
Bunting 80. Or and Mrs. Parker
Heath Mr.. and Mrs. James
+. Graves Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b Marks Mr.. and
Mrs. John GuStus Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Lewis Mrs.
Dimon Shelherd Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Heavenrich and Miss
Margaret Augur
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Major Visits Mother

AAF MAI. JOHN w. CUM.
MlSKEY son OF Mrs. James
p. Cummiskey of the Keane
apartments flew in WedneS-
day from Chicago where he is
stationed 10 spend Mrs.
Cummiskey's birthday with her.
-. He left by plane. Thursday
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Gets Small Apartment

Mr.. FORSYTH now has
small apartment until lune.
where he is fairly comfort.
able"
BY then, Mrs Forsyth Is hop
ing she and the children will be
able 10 join him
Mr.. Forsyth has seen good
deal OF Ii. Col John c. Grier
formerly OF Detroit
who is stationed in Stockholm
with the air transport command
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
English BornAu
Ort Guest S speaker

WOMEN'S AMERICAN ORT
VIII present Mrs Marie Glenn
entS Perley. English born author
OF Not by Bread Alone as
guest speaker at dessert
luncheon meeting Thursday in
the adult lounge Of the Jewish
Community Center. Mrs Perley
will discuss Best Sellers and
Why
Mrs. Oliver Ruby Will give a
summary Of current events in
National Ort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
Swinging Doors

IF YOU want 10 make your
kitchen swinging door attrac-
tive as well as utllitarian, cut
a piece Of gay wallpaper the
size Of the oblong glass door
push, unscrew the fixture. and
insert the wallpaper. 1t also
keeps fingerprlnts from show
INC un.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

will be the Misses Barbara Fox,
Barbara FlueS. Mary Kay Smith,
Elanie NeWhall. Dawn Hougcn,
Mary Ann Foster. Gloria Max
-we44-JeaA- -lEyeeff-, Mary EourSc
Colgrove. Betty 10 Lander,
Natalie knight, Gladys Setback.
Assisting VIII be Jean Craig.
Charlotte Mil Joan PaSher,
Edith Kendall Donna PolczynsJi
and Barbara Forster.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
British Nurse Guest
Of Honor at Dinner

MISS f. JEANETTE MERRT. educational
officer of the Queens Institute of District Nurs-
ing in England was the honor guest al dinner
in the Wardel Sheraton Thursday night
Miss Merry had been the guest of the Visit
ing Nurse Association during the last week
studying the educational facilities available in
Detroit for nurses
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
20th Century Club TO Give
Dinner-Dance Toniqht

THE TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB viii
observe its annual mems night today with din
ner-dance at the Detroit Boat Club at s 30
Mrs Alton w GrggS is in charge of arrange.
ments with Mrs. Edwin L. Yates and Mrs. Elvira
Eason taking reservations
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19
o., ro o.l CHARMING
Horoscope

Look the Section Which Your birthday Comes and Find
What Your Outlook Is, According 70 the Stars,
Enr Surlnu March Il Igz5
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-19

Pisces - Neither stimulating
nor dull, You can quietly rest,
euloy your favorite pastime, or.
# work is your program, tackle
il efficiently, without strain
Ynu'll advance.