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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Home
Nurse
BY Iona L. TROTT
Assistant Director,
Red Cross Nursing Service
Written for NEA Service


Written for NEA Service
Anne was a modern mother
who believed in continuing her
office work until the week be-
fore her babies were born and
returning to it not later than two
months afterward. Up to the
time her third child came, she
was able to carry out her plan
with the aid of a housekeeper
that took the place of home
maker and nurse. Anne's health
was good, her babies were strong
and didn't require much of her
personal attention.
But little Martha was differ
ent. To begin with, she weighed
only five pounds. Anne was fas-
cinated with the daintiness and
doll-like appearance of the baby
until she discovered that so tiny
child presented special prob
lens in feeding and care.
After Anne had been home
from the hospital a short time,
the cherished housekeeper de-
veloped troubles of her own and
left her to get along the best way
she could. With her husband
away at an Army camp, with no
relative close enough to be of
assistance, and with all the tur-
MOL of disorganized house
hold, Anne went down rapidly.
She soon lost weight and became
morose and unhappy at her ina
bility to maintain a smoothly
running home.
When her husband came home
on furlough he was distressed at
the state of Anne's health and in
sisted that she see the doctor at
once.
MENTAL STIMULATION
II suggest nursery school for
the older children to relieve
your wife of some Of her load"
the doctor said. "Since it Is i'm
possible for her to return to her
office, and she misses its mental
stimulation, she will no doubt be
happier If she can spend couple
OF hours q day doing her editor
ial work or typing at home. This
will take her mind off her family
cares temporarily and at the
same time give her q chance TO
keep In touch with her profess
SION"
AS q result Of the doctors sug-
gestion, this modern mother took
new interest in her home and
children because she found that
they need not absorb all her time
and energy. She became as eff
cient q home nurse as she had
been q capable office worker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Sister Of Mercy Receives
POTATO Masher as Gift

BOSTON -Wp)- When Cath
Ollie Archbishop Richard j. Cush-
ing asked Sister of Mercy what
she would like for her 40th an
niversary present, he expected
her to suggest some sort of spir-
itual gift.
But the predetermined Sis
ter replied that what she would
like best was a potato masher.
And the potato MASKING ma
chine of the size needed for the
conve mt cost the archbishop
$500.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Free Measles Preventive
Offered Doctors by ARC

A measles preventive, immune
serum globulin. is the latest pro-
duct furnished free for Michigan
physicians. Supplied by the
American Red Cross, 1t is OBJ
tanned as a by-product fr o M
blood donated by the American
people for plasma and is offered
free to physicians and hospitals
for use in controlling measles.
Unlike most m m u n IL n g
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Roses fail Telegenic Test

CHICAGO tJ.H-Flowers, like
people, must be telegenic, &C
tording to demonstration tests
made by WBKB viedo engineers
of radio station WBKB. Expert
ments showed that while white
flowers such as Gala lilies and
carnations. took well, roses look :
ed like cabbages on the televis-
ION screen and blue stocks like
weeds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

CHICAGO W.D-The Bible still
Is the worlds best seller. Dr..
Daniel L. Marsh. president OF
Boston University, repor.s that
more than $4,000, 900 copies of
the Bible, or portions of 1t, were
issued and sent throughout the
world last year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

HOUSTON, Tex. W.D-Alvin
Ray, 26-year old former soldier,
Is q top contestant in the annual
Sewing Contest of the Houston
Press. His entry consists Of five
tiny garments whipped up" for
his daughter.
BIBLE TOP SELLER
The Valley settler., 1945-08-24
EX I [ NSlON


 The Busy Bee Bakers will meet vi tn their leader, Mrs. Ruby 'nodgrass, ct the home of Lucy 4albott on August 29. The topic "Mufft tnsa will be di 8 GUS sed and a demdnst rat on given on "Cornbread. 1" Plans for the fair will be made at this time.
 Barbara Hecker will be hostess to the All Victory Gamers when they meet August 50 with their lead CT, Mrs. Harry Winner. Fair pre- parations will be made at this time and q demons tra | lon given on "canntng Vegetable
 The Red, White and Blue Club will meet wi tn their leader, Mrs. Leonard Bergan at the home of Nancy Frank, August 29. Plans for . Achi ievement Day will be made and final preparati ons for the Fair.
 The All Butte Boys will meet wi tn their leader, Mir. Lauren Smi tn August 27 at the home of Lynn =. Sanevik. demon trat on wi II bo given by Tom Hunter and Lynn Sandy tk.- They wili make the ir plen for the Fair at his time.
 The All Caps are here at the Extension Office. Any All member may purchase one, They come in . sizes small, medium and large and cost .75g.
 All COUNCIL MEETING
The Valley settler., 1945-08-24
All COUNCIL MEETING

The All Council meeting will be! held August 27 at 8:OO P.M. at the Fair Grounds. All members are asked to be present if possible. Bring hammer with you, nails wi II be furnt shed.
 FLOWER SHOW and CANNING, DISPLAY Spons ored by the Homemakers of Matanuska Valley in come cti on with tshs she+ All 4-Ra rai1r, sto the Fair Buiiding. 9gennssdd to all perso ons int ere sted In matanuska Valley, Eklutna, Eska- Jonesvi11e, and Anchorage. l. All entries must be in by Sept. lsat l2 noon.
 No entries may be removed until 5. Ea ch exhibitor must bring contai 4. Only ribbons will be awarded. Il 5. All flowers must be grown by exh ghe ppqqsssneeh eehex ?. Containers for canning should be
 quarts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

WE CALL this dessert Strawberry Long Cake because it
w makes strawberries long, long This strawberry
stretcher gives you TO 10 luscious servings from only
quart of berries!
And how men lore Strawberry Long -Cakel Maybe it's
because those tempting fresh Strawberries goed by
especially rich and tasty topping Maybe it's the appezng
the rich red juice and of the Strawberries nestle
down into the cake while baking.
just point for delicious eating quality, always be
Gold Medal Kitchen tested Enriched Flour 1t is
flour crupuousy checked recipes to give
success in eey type baking do General Mills Inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Copr iotS General Ml Inc Minneapolis, Mnn BETTY Cocke
and "heheH issief trade marks Of General Mills
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

why baking success and
Gold Medal Flour go to-
gether? It's because the
care in Whedt selection,
blending, milling, testing
Including tests by General
Mills Betty Crocker staff
ensures unvarying quality
from sack to sack. Sold
Medal Flour and the Betty
Crocker recipes in the sack
are your simplest, SUrcSt
way to baking SUCCESS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Tuskegeeans In
Class Reunion

TUSKDGEE INSTITUTE, Ala
Memberp Of the Tuskeges Institute
met at Alumni Headquarters this
week and made preliminary ar
rangements for the tenth anniver-
sary reunion Of the class which
will be held ut the institute during
commencement week, May 1916.
The customary features of the
commencement celebration were
listed on the program of activities.
A class gift to Tuskegee Institute
Of not less than $1,000 was proposed
and this is the goal towards which
the members Of the class will work
during the next several months.
Immediate steps will be taken To
contact every living member Of
the class.
Capt. r. s. Darnaby OF the
Alumni Once will set up the Ale
Local members of the class OF 1896
are; Larry Robinson. Guy r. Tram
nell. Mrs. LAZY Charlton Washing
ton, Mrs Eva Willis Godboldt. Mrs.
Louise Carter Saunders. Miss Jen-
ME r. Clarke, Royal B. Durham,
Mrs. Sara Owsley Stivers. Capt
Walter J. Love. Miss Doris F. Scott,
Mrs. NJ. r. WEIGH. Roscoe Byrd,
Miss NJ. L. Syrette, Mrs. K. H.
Darnaby, DIR. Emile Hooker. Mrs
Mary Ashford Irwin and Miss Dee
Virgins Battle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Ernest Workers
Annual Tea Sun.

Mrs Rosa Scott, president OF the
Ernest Workers club Of Second
Baptist church. has announced its
annual tea for Sunday, June 10 at
the Lucy Thurman branch YWCA
from until 6 p. m.
MISS SIGRID RUBY, leader of q
discussion group on community
problems Thursday nights at the
Detroit Urban League. will be the
guest speaker. Her subject at the
tea will be The Problem Of The
Returned Veteran in The Com
munity."
This phase Of adult education is
an "off-the campus project" OF
Wayne university and has created
quite an interest among local citi-
zens. II Is an inter-racial project.
Mrs Eleanor Jones and Mrs.
Frieda Green, wives Of servicemen,
will pour.
Mrs. Mary z. Glenn and Mrs
LaBAta Scott are co-chairmen for
the AFFAIR.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
SiIhoueftes In
Gala Bridge
Fete At Kastle
BY GLADYS MILLS

The Silhouettes, wives OF the
men OF Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
were hostesses at a bridge party
held at the beautiful new Kappa
Kastle, 26o Erskine street, on SAT-
urday night.
The very excellent functioninp
committee, consisted Of Margaret
Bennett. Virginia. White, Mary
Helen Loving, Leona Richey. JEAN
Meta Whitley, Lydia Scott, Louise
Marshall, Bessie Asher, Jeannette
Jones and Anna M. Rushing. These
members OF the Silhouette club
were responsible for the success of
the affair, which was attended by
more women than the house would
hold comfortably, approximately
200 in all.
THE PRIZES, most of which
were donated. included every con-
ceivabie type Of commodity. Sugar.
whiskey, rum, cigarettes, soap.
were only few Of the very rare
things included. plus a chicken.
The guests in part included Ruth
Belford. Lucille Davis, Dora Green,
Carrie Montgomery, Mildred Lee,
Edith johnson, Bernice Harper,
Elena Boddie. Bernice Arnold, Ann
Roden. Irene McClendon. Edna
Tondee. Odetta White, Mary Gar
win. Theresa Henderson, Ruth Routt
Jackson, Katherine Jones, Emma.
dora Stringer. Edna Davenport,
Ruth Jordan. DR.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Barthwell,
Marie Stanton, Mrs. Carter Col
Inns. Helen Thomas and Mabel
Moseley.
OTHERS WERE Mrs. Calvin
Brooks. Audrey Morris, Mrs. w. A.
Reed, Mrs. L. L. Hunter, Leontine
Craig, Freddie Brewer, Fannie
Banks. Charlotte Jordan, Alma
Mitchell. Lavinia Yancey, Ada
Summers. Gladys Roscoe. Laura K.
Pickens. Harriet J. Henry, Car
RE Priest, Hertha Jenkins. Ruby
Turner. Willamette Mosby, Mar
garet Montgomery, Ruth Z. Webb.
Dorothy Bundrsnt. Mrs. r. J. Ar
rington, Cora Msrkoe. Gertrude
Gibson. Marie Simmons. Marie
Reed, Agnes Lewis, Leona Lange,
Lucille Davis, Ardena Johnston,
Eva Craig. Pearl Penick, Bonnie
Smith, Velma Branam, Queenie
Walton. j. c. Scott, and scores OF
others too numerous 10 mention.
Among the numerous prize win
ners we're Pearl Reed, Virgie
Brooks. Fern johnson, Mildred
Lee. Alma Mitchell, Ada Summers,
Gertrude Gibson, Leona Lange.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Barthwell.
and A. L. Ofiicer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
To Give
Rose Tea Sun.

The Woman'S Missionary Society
OF Bethel AME. church will pre-
sent lis annual rose tea at the
church at 4 IN, Sunday. June 10
Participants on the program will
include the Mary Doctor singers,
ST. Matthews Episcopal church
senior choir, Lorainetta LeBon. d.
rector. Others Will be Estelle An
drews. Vivian Lilliard. Ollie Nc
Farisnd, GilBlas Jackson. Law
renee Watson, K. Latimore Green.
Emma Lyles Hunter. Musetta An
Gerson and Burton Fuller.
Guest speaker will be the Fr. T.
Rockford Meyers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Inductee Fefed
By Relatives

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Warren, sl40 fireman, was the
scene OF a gay party Saturday
honoring their nephew. Jesse Flow
ers. who will enter the armed serv-
ice this month.
A host of friends was on hand
to wish him luck and a speedy re-
turn. Guy Jackson provided music
for dancing pleasure and picture,
making was hilarious venture inl
fun. A delicious repast was served
by the honoree's aunts, Mrs. War
rem and Mrs. Rosie Cole Flowers.
Among those present were julius
McComey and Arizona Little. who
will be indicted with the honoree.
Other guest were Bernice and
Betty Gibbs. Savarah Clemens,
James Fritz. Gwen Pryor, w. l..
Green, Elton Hamilton, Frances
Crawford. Thomas Turner, Rich
ard and Barbara Brown, Marie
Rockequmore and Cerhue Brown.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE sOJoURNER SOCIAL
AND ART CLUB

Met at the residence OF Mrs Ben
ME Mae Moore for a business
meeting. All members were pres
emf. The business agends was dis
posed OF quickly. Prizes for the
month were won by Ms. Foote
first: Mrs. 2. Breach. second and
Mrs. Bonnie Mae Moore. third A
delicious repast was served by the
hostess The next meeting will
be held al the home OF Mrs. Willie
Russell, 355 Leicester court, Apt
LOG.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
Honors Spouse
On Birthday

Mrs Thomas Rsglsnd honored
her husband. Thomas Raglsnd. with
a surprise birthday party in his
honor Saturday al their Wellington
street home.
A delightful party menu was
served buffet style and many use
full gifts were received by the hon.
Gree. Guests present were Mrs
Marie Harrison. Mrs. Bertha Chen
ault, Mr.. and Mrs. G Broadly. Mr..
and Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs T. Terry,
Mrs. Hattie Daniels and family. Mr..
and Mrs j. Burton. Mrs. lola Jor-
dan. Miss Tommy Hamilton. Miss
Fannie Ragland. Mrs. Anna T. Ross
OF Savannah. Ga, Mrs Es,elle No
Ian. Miss Ernestine Denkins and
others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE LAS AMIGAS
SOCIAL CLUB

Held its regular meeting al 4i9
Farnsworth. with Hattie Stone as
hostess Plans were completed for
the bride and whist tournament
June at the Detroit Association
OF Womens clubs Plans we're also
made for club trip in July. Ger
aldine Jackson and Julia Forman
were present after an illness OF a
month. Bridge was played with
prizes going TO Johnnie Mae Cum
ningham and Ethel Johnson The
club will meet with Geraldine
jackson next week
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
on 26-DAY FURLOUGH

Pvt Robert lee Brown is spend.
ing a 26-day furlough in the city
visiting his two sisters. Mrs. Rose
Lee Hubbard and Mrs. Alma Jones
Of 1919 Benson. He also spent
few days with his parents and
friends in Birmingham. Ala. He is
stationed near New Orleans. La.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE CASABLANCA
STUDY CLUB

Held its regular melting al 4l9
home OF Mrs. B. Green OF 8455 Nor
wood street Parliamentary pro-
cedure was studied for hall hour.
after which a quiz was held among
the members. A delightful luncheon
vas served. Gifts from secret pals
were distributed and opened Mrs
Mamie Carter expressed her appre-
citation for the Mothers Day card
Mrs Ethel Taylor. organist OF Sec
nd Baptist church. was club guest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

The cents-per-pound mark-ups for
retail sales OF sweet cherries have
been reduced from nine cents - Ga
cents q pound for stores in groups
and 2. the once Of Price Admins
tration announced last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09

Met az The home OF Lucille
Goodman The business session
was brief. and guests arrived early
for a bridge session. Members pres
ent were Annie Mae Burgess. Eliza
beth DoNhings. Lowell Mathis,
Douglas Shields. George Watkins
and Charlie Strickland. The host
ess served ice cream and cake. The
next meeting will be at the home
OF Lila McNair. :.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
WESLEY ON FISK BOARD

NASHVILLE. Tenn.--Carter W
Wesley. president and publisher OF
the lnformer Publishing company
in Houston. Tex. and western vice
president OF the Negro Newspaper
Publishers Association. has been
elected 10 the board Of trustees of
Fisk university al its annual meet
ing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
PERSONALS
TO STUDY IN CHICAGO

Harry o. Solomon Sr.. owner of
Art Graft Dental Laboratories, and
DeMarris Solomon. assistant, will
leave Friday for Chicago to take
special courses in casting OF dural-
lium and nobilium. They will re-
turn TO Chicago for further instruc-
tina August 4.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE SISTERHOOD
ADVANCEMENT CLUB

Held its meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Eleanor Adams Thursday. All
members were present as the lesson
was taught by Mrs Eliza WorthinE-
ton. The next meeting will be held
al the home OF Mrs. Alberta John
son of 2640 Sherman street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
WOUNDED VET VISITING

Isaac Summerville is visiting In
the city on a convslescent leave
from the Percy Jones hospital. He
was overseas for Is months. prior
to his return TO this country aboard
a hospital ship.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE LONE STAR CLUB

Met SUNDAY az the nome OF MIS-
Bessie GrisSoms. 2l46 Jay street
The contest which will conclude in
August was discussed. and plans
made for reaching the goal set The
club is now in its nth year OF
existence. The aunt Of Mrs Girls
SONS. Mrs. Ada Stanton OF Chstta-
noga. Tenn. gave two readings.
The hostess served a delicious
menu. The next meeting will be
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
THE SILVERTONE
SAVINGS CLUB

Met with Adelaide Kyser AIS +
Hancock. who used patriotic
motif throughout her decorations
After the completion OF the bust
ness meeting. a reading was given
by Mrs Silas Mclaughlin and a
piano solo by Adelaide Kyser Cur
rent events were discussed. a de-
licious repaSt was served while the
hostess and Mrs. Willard T. Barnes
presented useful birthday gifts TO
each club member The club ex-
pressed their appreciation to the
hostess through Mrs. l.. Reed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-09
and Other Briefs
THE BROWN MODELS CLUE

held June 7 AT the home OF Mrs.
Jessie Chestnut, 637 Leicester.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
M0rTl10nS
Leader. Dies
ObifuHriPs

SALT LAKE CITY. May Is
GNSl-lieber J. Grant. IS, spir-
itual leader Of more than 100000
Latter Day Saints throughout the
world, died last night At the FAM
lily home here.
The venerated church leader.
seventh president since the found
iHs of the church by the mdrtyrpd
Joseph Smith, died with members
OF his immediate family and high
church officials az his bedside.
According 10 the custom Of the
church. the president of the j.
apostles automatically succeeds a.
church president. Present head of
the apostles is George Albert
Smith. IS, descendant of the
founder OF the church He Will be-
come head OF The church immedi-
atelV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
O'GOlneIt
Rites Set

A requiem high mass for retired
police 1t. Daniel O'Connell, IS, OF
1868 Ferris, will be held al ST.
Gabriel's at 10 a m Thursday.
1t O,Caaneu died yesterday M
Doctors Hospital after two years
illness, The funeral VIII leave The
McGnVern Funeral Home. 5S27 w.
Nefnor 81 9:30 a m. Burial will
be IN Holy Cross Cemetery.
Born IN Ireland. 1t O'Conneil
retired from the department in
October. 1886 while al the Con-
ner station During his career he
earned six citations for bravery.
lie entered the department IN
1908.
Surviving are-tr1rrc brothers,
retired police 1t William O'Con-
nell retired police serEeaRts Pat
rick. Cornelius. and three sisters
Mrs. John ODonnell. Mrs John
Grady and Mrs Thomas Murtha
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

,icntv smart and mighty comfortable nssT sr TDe rbcir
,,ffleweave shirts are carefully hhl' -, " l,,nder-
GOOD looks and smooth tlt through Small.
ing. Short sleeve, crew neck ''>ie IN s0'N
medium large.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
NEW ALLURE
FOR YOUR HAIR

KAld In Cleaning
Care will Eive your
hair the soit, lux
uriant lnVeliness
you envy in other
women. Maynard
hair will respond
TO your first kai-
din : a m p o o.
Ny dAndruH
washes away in
Atantly Soitenins z
Sulphonated oils
relieve tense scalp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
Mrs. Mary FelyeY

A funeral mass for AIRS Mary
Cartwright Falvey SIS. who died
OF heart disease Saturday ~
Providence Hospital, VIII be held
IN Blessed Sacrament Cathedral
al 10 q. m. tomorrow. Mrs. FalVcy,
who lived al 75l Colhngwood was
the window Of John A. Falvey,
real estate dealer and an organizer
of the Duffield Post of the Span
lSh American War Veterans. and
was a siSter-in-law of the late
Daniel Falpey, collector Of Gus
toms here for many years
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
LOUIS P. OaYeski

Mass viii be said for Louis P
GaNeSkI- So retired tavern keeper
who died suddenly Sunday of a
heart attack in his home at 62SS
Canton, IN ST. Josephat Church
at 10 a. m. Thursday.
He is survived by three sons
Leonard, Senior vice Con1nandcr
of The Eddie StIHS9H- Post az thE
VIEW; Edward, A retired tavern
keeper, and John. and three
daughters, II grandchildren FIVE
of whom are IN the armed -sefp-
ices. and FIVE great grandchildren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16

DIR. Harold HILBERT, 81, a native
of Manchester, England. and for
mer professor of graduate studies
in industrial and cellulose chemiS-
try at McGill University, IN Phila-
delphla.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-16
KALDIN SHAMPOO
On Sale al KlnseI's, Sans,
cunnlngham's, paul's Cut Rate

and more than a00 other Detroit
and Mithidau orug Stores that
meet customer tsmand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

and incompatibility. That much she's
decided on.
What she won't say is whether
she's made up her mind about the
man in majors leaves who takes up
most of her time nowadays Some
say she has though.
The death OF her late marriage
was a strange case of loves starva.
ton amid plenty When the Dobbses
had little besides -Billy,S $35 a week,
romance was in its fullest flower. But
when fortunes silver rains a m
pouring down, the blossoms sickened
and died
Going back to the advent of Billy,
there was CONSERVATION in the proud
LuckenbaCh family circle when the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

ecOnClllatlOn with her
father and the first sprinklings of
cash from the estates of her mother
and grandfather.
Then came the death of the COM
modore at II and his surprise be-
quest Of third Of his millions to
Bubbles The other two.thirds went
TO son Edgar F., Jr. Administra.
tion OF the golden hoard is still un.
finished and there is no estimate of
the millions that will go to Bubbles
Meanwhile, life ran velvet smooth
for yeting Mr.. and Mrs. Dobbs for
two more years. Billy got out of the
butter and egg business and he now
has string Of 80 horses.
Eu he's all alone and in the dumps
and at because 4 young woman with
mird Of her own has decided she
won't he seeing him any more.
TII@ AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Again.

married. One minister promised and
then reneged at the last minute and
friends had 10 round up another.
After the ceremony and honey
moon, the Dobbses were at home on
a three-acre farm on Long Island.
Commodore Luckenbach shut himself
up in his Sands Point mansion and
said he never wanted to hear his
daughters name again.
A year passed and Billy had a good
start on a bankroll. It's true" he
said, Il don't own yachts or man.
siOns, but Andrea and I don't want