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week. 1t couldn't lead to anything.
She wasn't a child like Peachy; she
was a woman; and she knew.
Still, Tuesday morning dawned a
beautiful bright day; little humid,
but, because her spirits remained
high, Milly didn't notice.
Size was taking dictation from MIR.
Gleeson, and Ralph had just come in
and was talking to Mr.. Darrell. when
suddenly behind them there was
gentle sort of thud - then Gertrude's
voice. shrill with shock: "O-oh -
quick - she's fainted!'
And there on the floor lay poor
little Peachy, a crumpled heap of
pink gingham. Milly knelt beside her.
while Miss Addie said: "Wait - Ill
get my aromatic spiritsr'
But before they had time to do any,
thing. Peachy opened her eyes and
smiled up at them. ''Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm all right; I'm simply wonderful.
1t was nothing - really"
1T was the heat" Ralph offered.
Call an ambulance! Call the hospi-
talr' Mr.. Darrell was little pale him
self. I'VE can't have the child i'll ="
''Oh. not the hospital. please! I'm
fine now"
"My cars right outside. I'll drive
you home" Ralph offered.
You'd better 60 along, Miss Mar
vin," MIR. Gleeson said. "Stay with
her. Don't hurry back" -.
On the way, Peachy sank against
the upholstery, with dreamy smile.
Milly said: Il believe you were
right, Ralph. about the heat - it's a
breathless day"
Its a simply wonderful day"
Peachy sat suddenly straight. Her
sigh sounded like sigh of rapture.
Its too good. to be true. yet it must
be - and simply wonderful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

Was this what was meant by being
affected by the heat" Milly won
dered. Better not try to talk, dear"
But icant to - it's too good to
keep! Faint - that's what you do,
when you're going to have baby"
"A "a babyw Millicent gasped.
Suddenly she felt very young. ridicu-
lously inexperienced. "But Peachy,
how could you - you're just baby
yourself, not mar -"
"Of course I'm married, Milly!
Almost year now! Johnny's in the
Ferry Command. can hardly wait
till he comes home next time, to sur
prise him."
but Peachy, why didn't you tell
us you were married? Or did you tell
MIR. Darrell?"
mo. He didn't ask me, and / was
afraid that if told him, he wouldn't
bother to break me in, and I'd set my
heart on working at the Agency
such pleasant surroundings. such nice
people. such a cheerful business.
"Cheerfulr' Ralph snorted again.
"As lively as the tomb before you
Gamer said Millicent. But can't
get over it - the way you laughed
and whistled and loved erything-
even bunch of old maids and tired
businessmen; we all thought you had
MT a care in the world! Instead -"
RALPH took over: You're one swell
gal, Peachy! The kids of your genera
ton have a lot more spunk than we
older ones give you credit for. the
way you keep your chins up and take
the world in your stride. I'd like to
meet your Johnny; he's the luchest
guy on the records
They'd reached the street number
Peachy had given them. Millicent
said: You're sure you'll be all right?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
SUMMER LIGHTNING
Continued from page ten

Peachy, the things you think of -
and you such baby
I'm not so young. It's these sox.'
Another week went by. A week
with the usual number of fires, thefts,
accidents, casualties; week of the
unusual too. For example, the way
the extra poundage was dropping off
of Ethel. with the Beauty Culture
Course and Peachy's aunt's. diet.
would have made your eyes pop.
THEN, when you had regained your
composure. you lost 1t all over again
in admiration for the pure silver luster
of Miss Adde'S hair She was so proud
of it she even told MIR. Gleeson that
she'd had blue rinse that Peachy's
aunt always used.
1t was the week Gertrude got her
new glasses. 1t wasn't only that they
made her look prettier and younger;
it was that, within three days, they
made difference in the sharpness of
her tongue Il guess the lenses really
did need changing" she admitted. :
1t was the week Milly - everyone
had suddenly begun calling her Milly
that week - changed her hair do and
shortened her skirts three-quarters
of an inch. 1t was the week she began
relating to her mother and Aunt Mat
tie all the new and amusing events
taking place at the Office, and was
amazed how it seemed to take their
minds off their ailments.
1t was the week when she found her
self humming tune, every time she
thought of next Tuesday.
1t was ridiculous, crazy, silly -
fun. But of course it was dream
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Your mother or one of your aunts will

Your mother or one of your aunts will
look after you?"
Peachy giggled. MONS in Ten
nessee. And so are my aunts and cous-
ms. But have wonderful la'adlady,
honest! So, please, 60 back, both OF
you, and I'll see you tomorrow" -.
Ralph started the car. but he didn't
seem to know what to do with it once
it was in motion. He drove aimlessly
down a couple of side streets. Finally
he drew up under big elm in front of
a vacant lot and turned the switch.
AIilly let out a long sigh. She said:
well. what do you know -"
IL KNOW exactly what you're think
ing" Ralph's voice sounded as though
he knew exactly where he was going
now. 1--WE been thinking too. You
were thinking that it was because she
didn't have a problem, worry in the
world that she could be like that. You
were thinking that it was because she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16

As in the Golden Age of Greece.
pure line is again dominant. Gowns
sweep in unbroken rhythm. Golf
fures are classic. But you must
face this stark simplicity with
flawless skin.
Yes. fashion dramatizes the
Sweetheart complexion. Soft,
smooth skin with natural radiance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-16
You Need a
SweetHeart Complexion
II ST Of
lA New Fall Styles

Appealing as dewy rosebuds.
Such loveliness must be real. You
can't counterfeit it.
SO change to gentle, thorough care
with Sweetheart Soap. Discover
its saltwater effect of rich lather.
Its quick. clean rinsing! Today
bring home Sweetheart Soap on
our amazing guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Late Dealings
Boost Stocks

NEW YORK, June 5 INS)-
Increased buying activity helped
the stock market gain higher
ground today. Although profit
taking was a deterrent in the
forenoon, the advance broadened
in later dealings 10 lift leaders
to fractionally better levels.
The rate of activity ran ahead
of yesterdays $4,000 shares. A
total $4,000 shares sold in the
first two hours VS.. 5S0,000 in the
comparable period Monday.
An individual star was Douglas
Aircraft which continued its re-
cent abnormal. mysterious swings
by jumping nearly a points. The
-issue was down 2 points yester-
day at its low.
Rails made headway in the
third hour, fractional gains re-
placing losses in several active
issues. u. S. Steel and Youngs-
town Sheet e. Tube picked up
nearly a point each. Chrysler sold
at 1157s. up Ss, while GM Jagged.
International Telephone, Ameri-
can Car & Foundry, U. S. Rubber,
National Dairy and Paramount
Pictures gained. Gulf Oil and
Standard Oil of N. j. were strong.
A few utilities were backward,
including American Water Works
and Consolidated Edison.
Big Board bonds were irregular
and quiet. Curb shares moved in
small fractional rut
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Want New Homes

Despit the much-publicized
rush for new home priorities in
Los Angeles. many Americans
are planning 10 delay the build
ing OF new homes until many
Of the features they have hoped
for become available.
A private poll showed that II
per cent want sound proofing,
80 per cent plan 10 install air
conditioning. Is per cent viii
utilize structural glass, 13 per
cent plastics. 10 per cent want
new types Of wall and floor
construction and II per cent
want modern" architecture.
Only II per cent Of those
po1led felt that pre-fabricated
homes would be desirable as
permanent dwellings, but 81
per cent were definitely inter-
ested in them for summer
cottages.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ON Elections

F. L. Burke, w. G.. Lewellen
and Frank r. Pierce have been
elected vice presidents of Cen
eral Motors. Other officers were
reelected by the board of direc-
tors at yesterdays meeting.
c. F.. Wilson, president of GM.
was also elected chairman of the
administration committee. He
succeeds Alfred p. Sloan Jr. The
latter will continue as chairman
of the policy committee.
Six new members were named
to Wilson's committee: Burke.
Morgan d. Douglas. general
manager of GMC Truck; Mich
olaS Dreystadt, head of Cadillac;
L. C. Goad, general manager of
Eastern Aircraft; Harry j.
Kiingler, head of Pontiac, and
s. E. Skinner. Oldsmobile's
chief.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Grains Show
Uneven Trend

CHICAGO, June : QNSl-
Wheat generally was on the
downgrade today. and closed un-
changed to sc lower. July FIN
ished sc of at 'Sl67is.
Rye recovered 10 around the
previous finish after dropping
almost 1l2c. The early break was
due to weakness at Winnipeg,
where the July future sagged as
much as 42sc before recovering.
Other grams finished irregular.
Closing prices were corn un-
changed 10 &c up; oats sc down
TO lse up. and rye lse of to &c
higher Barley closed unchanged
10 1c up. with July showing the
full uptaFn.-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

their federal estate tax, and the
c notes appeal I, those max
ing advance provision for In
come taxes
The 2k per cent treasury
bonds, due June Is, 1862, can
be used as collateral for loans.
pay interest semi-annually, and
are redeemable at par and ac-
crued interest 10 satisfy federal
estate taxes. G tax notes are
due three years from date of
issue and yield 107 per cent
interest if held 10 maturity.
They may be used for collateral
at banking institutions and are
redeemable at par and accrued
interest at any time after sec
ond calendar month after the
month of purchase for federal
income, estate and gift taxes.
(For details on all bonds
offered In the Seventh War
Loan, call Banking Division
Headquarters. Oh. O820.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Auto
Graphs
MeCuen Iniects
Disturbing thought
BY sILER FREEMAN

Here's an intriguing thought
Have the automotive engineers
been working so closely in har-
mony and cooperation on their
war jobs that they have lost
their touch for individualism ?
And will this be reflected in the
first postwar cars in a SamenesS
OF design?
c. L. McCuen,- vice president
in charge of engineering for
General Motors. brought this
provocative subject before the
Society of Automotive Engineers
last night at their dinner in the
Book-Cadillac. Detailing the vol
untary cooperation among =engi-
neers from rival companies
during the war, he said:
THE effect of wartime co.
operation VIII be interesting to
watch on postwar cars. We may
be well along In the postwar
era before the different makes
Of cars have any distinctive de-
sign features"
We wonder what the engi-
neers themselves think of this.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

FRUITS-Applet BAloEint No. /. S2soa
2 s5 4s-lb. bu.. Delicious No l. 50 SOD
e' 4s-it bu Northern spyt, No, J. 81 so
e 2 e5 4s-lb. ou stselsI Red. No. /. 50 s5
as-lb Do
VEGETABLE GREEss-chioory. No. l. So
hu colsrds. 10 !. S2soes bu Mustard
Crssa, So 50 zoe bu'
LFTTUCE AND SALAD CREENs-Lesf let
'ute Dollhouse No ] i3e % outdoor Sc
sousi. No !. si@l2s bu. RomAine
yEexTtsIEs. MISC --A,psrsgus fancy
io2psd, 80 ti@1so ~ Carrots. topped
lN0 J. 81 2sdi rs bu Celery root. No l.,
t2e225 bu Chivss 81 ool HorssrAdish.
40. 81 2sa1 30 peck BASKET Lsekl. No
J soca'i as doT. bchi Dry onions. fsnci
81 so so-lh. tAck Nc ! medium, 81 asa
| ] IS Green, oniont fsnty 81 do7. bcht
No ! 7Oa soc Parsley root. No. L. Sls
/ ! 30 dot hcht. Parsley, curly, Nc soc
q SC tos bchF Potstoet No l. 50 81 J 90
7 N uck Psdishst outdoor fancy 81 80
Dor bchs' 10 / a0easi as lonr Whit,
. soor No eoesoe 90. Sshi .sae,.h
ga'aiie " ., r. ;, a.; s9ss stF, a' eu Tufni''
TCCs-Ertrs isrrt SIS o. 5000 case
a-xe sl2t2 mediNn. 81 81
4 PLANTS -vsfsfsbls. fio 80 fai pshsy
fancy - 50 s-boT Eat No. ~ SOC
gsFsnismf. s. i4-pot rat; uisosllsneou'
soeers fancy. 50 rat No. /, 81 5oG !. IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Personal Notes

Buick will repeatedly adapt
that '1ong fender line" which
was so popular in the stream
lined coupe, to its 1916 four
door model Walter s. Nc
Lucas, chairman of the National
Bank of Detroit, appears this
week before the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board Oh matter of
interlocking directorships. he
being on both the American
Airlines and Pere Marquette
boards First new cars off
the lines will lie delivered with
out spares That bank rob-
berry in Grand Rapids the other
day was the first in Michigan
since the Commonwealth Banks
branch was robbed Of 81 $50 on
July Il, 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Speed B-29 Sealing

De Soto Is also contributing
Improvements which will in
crease the rate of production of
B-29s and lengthen the life of
the planes, il was revealed. De
Soto builds nose sections, engine
cowlings and leading wing edges
for the bomber.
Chrysler engineers have de-
veloped a new synthetic rubber
sealer of Buna-N and combined
il with fast application for the
presSurized sections of the plane.
Both seal and method of appli-
cation have been accepted by
the Army Air Forces.
The sealer is applied with a
flow gun and fluid pump under
uniform pressure. II eliminates
putties, gum and tape, speeding
up the hand application by five
times. 1t is expected to have
peacetime use in the pressurized
cabins OF the stratosphere COM
mercial planes of the future.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
What 'sNew
In Business
France S Citroen
Plans Big Loan
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Andre Ciuoen. one Of Frances
three big automobile makers, is
planning 10 issue a loan and 20
ask stockholders for authority
10 increase the eompanys
capital.
For the IS month period
ended Dec. 81. 1874 The COM
parry reports q uCU loSS ot
2ls.OOOOO0 francs. compared
with total capital Of 100000
francs. The loss Is covered by
reserves. There are already
3S5. 100000 francs in bonds out
standing
Citroen was compelled TO
work for the Germans for 50
months. but directors say they
did everything possible 10 SLOW
down production In the II
months preceding collapse OF
France -GitFoen tHf n d out
$4,000 cars and trucks, but IN
the 50 months under the Ger
mans only 37000-weTe pro-
duced.
After the spring -ef- l9e-4i3,-tAe-
company was unable to cover
operating expenses and finally,
due 10 lack Of coal.snd electric
power because of Allied bomb
ings, the Germans were COM
PEELED to close down the plants
in May. 1914.
The enemy attempted 10 re-
move the heavy presses to
Germany. but did not have time
10 transport them across the
Rhine. The presses were aban-
doned in Luxembourg. whence
they were brought back and
are being remomted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Build $4,000 NacelIes

Fisher Body today disclosed
the production of nearly $4,000
engine nacelles for the B-29
Superfortress at its Cleveland
and Lansing plants. Today was
also the anniversary of the first
B-29 combat mission against
Japanese targets.
The nacelles. each weighing a
ton, house engine and power
plant equipment for the huge
bomber. The nacelles equipped
more than 1900 B-29S.
Brig. Gen. Orval r. Cook.
chief of Wright Fields procure
ment division, disclosed that at
the rate that the superbombers
are rolling off production lines.
the total weight of bombs which
may soon be dropped on Japan
may reach 10000 tons in a
single raid.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Renner Joins Staff
Of Local Ad Agency

William Renner, recently in the
u. S. Navy attached TO the photo
graphic science laboratory at Ana
costa, ID. C.. has Joined the
advertising agency staff Of Wolfe
Jickiing-Dow and Conkey, Inc. as
production manager, according TO
Ralph l.. Wolfe, agency president.
Previous TO his navy stretch,
Renner was assoeiat @ d with
General Motors Corps Chevrolet
division, Fisher Body Corp. and
Visual Training Corp. in engineer
ing and production capacities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06


HOGS-6oo fully steady All desirable bar
rows and giits. si+ 90. ceiling. most Sowt
Sl4Gl4.1S bulk stsEE Sl2.50.
CATTLE-6oo. largely a COW run. Slaughter
steers and yeArlinEs steady. fairly active on
better grades load mostly choice 900 lbs
steers, Sl6.T5. other lots rood and choice fed
sceers and yesrlinrs. SlS2SSl65o, common
and medium grades unevenly Sl29l4.So.
COWS again spotty. but mostly steady cutters
and Gamers under most pressure. most com
mon and medium beef cows. $lo.5oEl3 so
few best tf4 OF above. Gamers ana cutters
N mottly s7.5oes so. bulls very uneven
sauSsfs bulls weak 10 2Se or more lower
beef bulls STEADY most beef bulls, STA 75G
4 3 so bulk common 20 good sausage bulls,
Sioal2 few best heayiet. 3l2.25.
CAlVES-60o vesltrE mostly soc lower.
Top and bulk rood and choice. $3.50 COM
mon and medium. Si2al5. oullt. ss@lo. so.
SHEEP-6o0 slaughter lambs and sheep
steady. Deck good and choice No ! pelted
shorn lambs si4es common and medium
throWouu tilei3 few Gull shorn lambs. 50
down. several si7eshe lots rood and choice
shorn ewes Ss sOae; Others So down with
thin culS. 25oe4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
W.JR Plans
Stock Split

Directors of radio station WJR
are proposing a two-for-one stock
split to make possible a wider
holding of shares, President G. A.
Richards announced today.
Tf approved by the present
stockholders at a special meet
ing, June 49," Richards ex-
planned. "the plan calls for In
creasing the outstanding shares
from 10000 to 100000 with a
corresponding reduction In par
from So to $3.50"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Wagner Baking Corporation
Notice Of Redemption
2nd Preferred Stock

In accordance with the resolution OF The
Board OF Directors OF WAGNER BAKING
duly adopted at q meeting
held May IL ie45, all OF the Second Pres
ferred Stock mas been called for redemption
on June 80, ist5. In accordance with the
Certificate of Incorporation at the price or
S55 90 per share plus 75c accrued dividends
10 July J. 1915. Holders of Second Preferred
Stock are requested 20 present their certin.
Gates TO THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Corporate
Agency Department. IL Broad Street. New
York IS. New York, on or before june 30,
ie45, and 10 surrender the same fer ean-
collation. against payment as above pro.
x!ae6-Tks- Company sst deposftrd IN truBe
with the Chase National Bank funds suf-
ncient for payment OF the redemption
price plus accrued dividends From and
after July I, ie45, dividends will csassNso
accrue on such Second Preferred s
and all rights IN respect Of the
Preferred Stock. except the night to0s-
ceise the redemption price n set forth
above and the accrued dividends 10 July 4.
1s45. shan cease and determine In the
event that payment Of -thv rvurrption prizes
is 20 be made 10 any person other than the
registered holder, then certificates must BE-
endorsed and transfer tax stamps afnxsd
as fully stated In the Instructions contained
In the letter ot trsnsmittAl Stock transfer
books VIII be permanently closed as OF the
close OF business On Jane 81. 1885
HENRY {. FTTT,
TTsssuy0
Dated Newark. N. J.. May II isa5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Motor Wheel
Sells ; Plants

Motor Wheel Corp. announces
the sale of all its southern plants
assets TO National Distillers Prod
ucts Corp, effective June l, /
The sale includes the M o tUf
Wheel Plants al Memphis. Tenn;
Kirkwood, Mo-, and Jonesboro. Ill,
together with all fixed assets and
all inven tory owned by the
southern plants division for the
manufacture of cooperage and toy
wheels, and also all timber tract
rights owned by Motor Wheel.
II is understood that the -busi-
ness will be conducted by National
Distillers Products Corp. as here
tofore under the same manage
ment,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Parker Rust
Profits Dip

Parker Rust-Proof Co. in a re-
port for the six months ended
March 81. l945. subject N'to re-
negotiation. shows a net profit Of
S421.514. equal 20 IS cents per
share. against S471.133. or S1.l0
a share, for the similar period a
year ago.
Federal taxes for the 1945
period were set a. $4,000. as
compared with Sl044000 for the
six months ended March 81, 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

fore J olnl n &
Monroe, Smith
was engineer in
charge of Pack
a r DIS proving
grounds from
1880 TO 1912.
For the past
three years he
had been asso-
ciated with the
Chrysler Motor
Co. as direc-
tor in charge
Of the Chrysler
Mofor Tank
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

appointed man.
ager Of the out
deeFaePaft- d o
m e n I of Nc
n-Erickson,
Inc, il was an
nounced by II.
X. NJ c c a n n.
president.
J on e S is a
I Or m e r vice
pr e s / dent of
the Matt o n a ]
Sign Associa-
ton and is also
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Monroe Auto Names
Smith Chief Engineer

B. D. Mcintyre. president and
general manager Of the Monroe
Auto Equipment Co.. announces
the appointment Of c. J. Smith
of Detroit as chief engineer. Be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

These are
the 2H per
e e n I treas
ury b o n d 5.
n n d { h o
treasury saw
| n gs notes,
s e ries G..
The first OF
these bonds
appealto 10
those invest
ors providing
security for
naynent of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO. June 5 GINS Cash grain on
track
.wHEAT-So. / red. sI7sN No. red
81 77A
coRN-No. ? yellow, sil6l, No , yell
low, I.l4LAl .lsiA
oATs-No. 2. osia q 6si5e No, 3 white,
6Tis,d6sc
s6SBEArs-Eo. yellow. s7l5S2le.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, June s tINSl Cash Grain:
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. SIZE
CORN Sample srsde. yellow, Sl.l2N@
la, No white, Sl.33As.
OATS-Ro, 4 mixed 70c.
WINNIPEG GRAINS
WINNIPEG. June 5 tINSl Rye closed ie
20 21ac lower -tadsy-JuiV St50i4 Oct.
LAl.4l BID Dec. 81 37s hld
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
AGO

HoCs-1s. 600 s,,ady Tor. st47s;
heavy, Sl4 s5ei47s medium. Si475
nFht si% IS: nEh, lights. Sl475@l47b.
packing sows. si3.7s@l4. pigt, Si2 25@
lf2S
CATTLE-7 500. steady Calyef; 900;
STEADY Beet steers. Choice titel7.eo
Butchers Htifst Sfi@i725: COWS. SEQ
] 3. bulls SlOd1s calves SlOa1s so.
feeders. 4ila1s. Stocktrk steers size
SHEEP-s 500. steady LAnbs Si45oa
- 10, common, Sl3@lt, yesrlinfs tl3e
- 50, feeders, Sll.5o@l3so. sVci. SO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Jones Heads Unit
AtMlCann-EriCkson

Joseph M. Jones. formerly of
Walker & Co.. Detroit, has been
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

c. w. Treadwell is working In
his fifth war loan in the bank
ing division, and is a captain in
division g--
I'VE find two OF the issues
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

former director OF the Adcraft
Club of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

M o or rank Arsenal proving I
grounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

WAGNER BAkIS0 CORPORATION
The Board OF Directors has declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF Sl.76 per
share on the 10 Preferred Stock. also .
dividend OF 40 cents per share on the
Common Stock Of this Corporation. Both
dividends payable July 2, 1ot5 TO stock
holders OF record June IL. 19to.
HENRY c. FIT.
Secretary
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Stock Averages

NHIFNI VNN
DIVIDENDS In the FOREGOING tAhle ara ths
mounts paid or PAYABLE 80 Tar this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

LEGAL NOTICE
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

usacer Theron hamburger dips
into a bowl Of soup before taxi
Ing off for his weekly Hoyie
club session and discusses the
play he has set his heart upon
doing this fall-something ten
tatively entitled Caviar to the
General" The author Is Eu-
genie Leontovich, the former
Mrs. Gregory Ratoff.
Sign OF the times: In a I'D
street restaurant: wv alter
wanted. References required"
Which reminds me. the other
night on West 44th street. COM
poser Richard Rodgers found
himself pushed about by the
mobs streaming out OF the
theaters-the two theaters fac
ing each other, the Majestic and