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top with melted shortening. Cover
and let rise about two hours In q
warm place. Then transfer the
dough to a slightly Toured board and
roll as quickly as possible into an
oblong shape half an inch thick.
Dot with butter or margarine. Fold
over in three sections and press
the edges together closely, then roll
again into an oblong shape same
as before. Fold again in thirds and
repeat this rolling and folding still
q third time. Next roll into q
sheet " inch thick and cut first in
4-inch squares then crosswise into
triangles. Roll each triangle, start
ing from the long side into thin
crescents and place on an oiled
baking sheet arranging them SO the
point Of the triangle Of dough in
each case touches the pan. If it is
placed this way, the triangle will
be on top Of the crescents when
they are baked, as the position Is
changed by the rising process. Again
let the crescents rise until doubled
in bulk. Bake about 80 minutes in
a hot oven around 375 degrees.
X + +
BLACKBERRY MUSH.
(Fron1 Mrs. T. X. B., Washington.
One pint blackberry juice, " cup
sugar, 3 tablespoons cornstarch, "a
teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice.
Put the blackberry juice, salt and
sugar in the upper part of a double
boiler; have water boiling in lower
boiler. Make a paste of cornstarch
and some of the berry juice and add
to mixture of juice, sugar and salt,
stirring until mixture thickens.
Cover and cook Is or 20 minutes.
Remove from the stove, add lemon
juice, beat well and pour into serv-
ing dish and chill. Serve with plain
or whipped cream. This is also
called blackberry f1ummery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
international

duced her to Billy at cocktail party,
explaining, This is the girl who
turned you down in New York"
Billy told her TO look him up next
time she was in the East, but when
she got there gossip had her marry
ing matinee idol Bert Eyteff. But If
Mr. Lytell was a wise man he didn't
take that for granted either-becauSe
Phyllis fell in love with Billy and said
afterwards that mo one was more
surprised than /
The nuptials were set for April
"a, 1929. and Phyllis went out shop
ping for a $4,000 trousseau. At
reception aboard the s. S. Berengaria
on the 23rd, she said she had just
finished three talkies and was fin
ished with Hollywood for good.
That" she declared, lis all the
talking I'm going 10 do for long
time to come. I'm through with the
movies"
Then Billy kicked in with a little
remuneration of his own.
I'm settling down." he said. I'm
through being a somnambuliSt."
Gosh" murmured Phyllis, whats
that?"
"Oh," explained the happy bride.
groom-to-be, that's a guy who walks
around in night clubs when he should
be home asleep in bed. ="
At the wedding next night Paul
Whiteman's $S.0O0an.hour band rode
up to the Goldberg apartment on
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10


After a honeymoon in Europe the
Seemans took over a spacious Green
wich Village penthouse. One of the
rooms was Soundproofed for Phyllis
just in case Billy's parties got noisy.
But both kept their promises on
the Berengaria, or practically. Eleven
years from the time Phyllis forSook
Hollywood, she still believed domes-
ITCHY was the only career for women.
"A lot of people bet on our mar.
riage," she said then. People didn't
think it would last, but it has"
Billy, the X-somnambulist, grew
as domestic as a bank teller. Only
once did he slip out of bounds.
He was at a party in fashionable
hotel one night in 1888 when a quar-
tet of young doctors piled into the
Seeman limousine There was a
quarrel and then - bing! Somebody
socked Billy in the eye.
All at once the air was filled with
fists. Phyllis called the cops. The
net result was night in the lookup
for the militant medicos and a sinner
for Billy.
Otherwise peace ruled the home
life of the Seemans for 10 long years
until long after the last reluctant
skeptic had taken this one particular
marriage for granted.
Then suddenly the woman who
wasn't going to do any more talking
decided TO have the last word-and
ii was all over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

York's then Mayor James ]. Walker.
Only a few years before Mayor
Jimmy officiated at the spectacular
wedding ceremony in the home of Car
toonist Rube Goldberg, Phyllis was
one of the constellation OF Mack Sen
nett bathing beauties who cast such
lovely shadows on the rocks beside
the Pacific.
Among the other Sennett "Daugh-
ters of Destiny" who had the boys
fitting their skimmers and saying
"Oh, you kid" were Gloria Swanson,
Marie Provost. Mabel Normand, Bebe
Daniels, Carole Lombard, Vera Rey.
nolds and Olive Borden
Fluffy haired and shapely, Phyllis
quickly rose from a $35 beauty by the
sea TO a 81 800 week Hollywood star
in the sort of roles she later called
scarlet skirt" parts.
But beneath all the dazzle and
sheen and her apparent love for the
glossy side of life, she steadfastly
maintained she was at heart simple
little homebody from Douglas, Kan.
She won critical acclaim for her
acting in Chicago" and THE Shady
Lady" and when she fluffed into New
York to catch up on the shows and
shopping + ther Knickerbocker
dropped his pince neZ
Billy Seeman called her up and
she. said she was too busy. Billy got
miffed and called her rattle-brained.
Back in Holly wood somebody intro
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
BY IRVING JOHNSON

BY IhtTNU JOHNSUN
ITS a wise man who takes nothing
for granted about women or love
j or women I'm love. For In these
things all men are dilettantes, even
as you and ] and Billy Seeman. the
gilded grocery man from Manhattan.
Whatever opinions he may have
held, Billy now knows there are no
set rules or precedents for love and
nothing predictable about women
except that they are utterly unpre-
dictable and the higher you stand
with them the closer you are TO fall.
And Billy has good and sufficient
reason for knowing.
When the silk.hatted merchant
prince married beautiful blond cinema
queen Phyllis Haver l6 years
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

ago everybody looked for a
short road for romance and
a rocky one. Then. when
everybody took IL all back and
got 10 believing IL was a mar
riage for keeps, the end came.
And now Phyllis has served
her time in Reno. while Billy.
the envy of the whole male
animal kingdom when the
grocer took a bride, Is hard
at work In his New York of
flee. He admits a property
settlement has been arranged
and the best Is over.
When he was served with
the papers he said the charge
was incompatibility - clashing
temperaments and that he
wasn't going 20 defend. Other.
wise ne referred all questions
TO Phyllis. who wasn't talking.
Their marriage was a prod
uct OF the dear dead decade
when stocks were up and re-
straint down and Billy was
tho ro,tpJ tho cIcrly nal ~ Naxny
Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26
State Societies

The annual moonlight cruise OF
the North Carolina State Society
will be given Tuesday evening OIL
the steamship Potomac. with a
program of entertainment being ar
ranged in addition to dancing on
deck.
The boat will leave at 7 O'Clock
and for those who would like to
have their dinner on board tables
will be provided for the basket sup
pers furnished by those who like a
picnic style repast,
Further information about the
cruise. which will open the 1856
season of the society. may be OBJ
tanned from the president, Mr.. John
K. Slear.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Dwyer.SeddicMm
Weddinq Announced

The marriage Of Mrs. Maria E.
Seddicum, widow of Mr.. Wilford c.
Seddicum of Baltimore, to Mr.
Michael T. Dwyer OF Alexandria
took place August II In the rectory
Of the Catholic Cathedral in Balti-
more, the Rev. Father Duggan, off,
ciating.
Mrs. Seddicum was escorted by
her brother, Mr.. j. Perkins Evans
Of this city, and the couple had as
their attendants Mrs. James Hamp-
ton Evans and Mr.. Edmund Dwyer
brother of Mr.. Dwyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer are residing
in Washington temporarily. Mrs.
Dwyer is the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ridgway
Evans Of New Orleans and the
granddaughter Of the late DR.. and
Mrs. j. Perkins Of Baton Rouge
Her son, Mr.. Paul C. Seddicum, is a
United States consular ofIicer and
recently returned from London. He
now is stationed in Alberta, Canada.
Mr.. Dwyer for many years was with
The Star and with the Alexandria
Gazette. He is charter member
Of the National Press Club.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

II your skin is the delicate, "to.be.
psmperef kind that has q "measle.
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Evening star., 1945-08-26
.Hernd0u

Mrs. Russell Allen Lynn enter
tanned at bridge last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kobe Curtice and
their son, Mr.. Carroll Curtice, have
returned from South Boston, Va,
where they were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Raleigh FELTON,.
Mr. and Mrs Welby Nails have
had as their guests for several days
Capt. and Mrs. William Jarrett and
their son, Jay Jarrett, of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Lowry
have as their guest the latter's sis
ter, Miss Isabelle Morris, Of Lynch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Taylor have
as their guest Mrs. Taylor's mother,
Mrs. Emma Kraus, of San Mateo,
Calf.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
Brooks
Continued From Page B-3.

white and blue flowers on the buffet
tables and elsewhere through the
rooms. Also tall vases filled with
peach-color gladioluses were on the
piano and here and there through
out the rooms.
Long buffet tables were laid in
the dining room, in the ballroom
and on the terrace and here dainty
sandwiches, delicate French pastries
and cakes as well as French ice
cream were served. All of the ice
cream, cakes and sandwiches were
made at the Embassy. In addition
there were long tables in each Of
these rooms as well as on the ter
race. where liquid refreshments
were generously dispensed. The
sound Of the popping Of corks frora
bottles OF champagne, brought by
Gen. de Gaulle from France, punctu-
ated the loud hum Of conversation.
The general had another recep-
tion, though very much smaller. last
evening when he greeted the French
citizens living in and near Wash
ington Many Of those who were
expected at the evening reception
arrived for the fete in the late
afternoon. causing some little con-
fusion at the door.
There was no time between the
afternoon party and the one in the
evening except for light supper
and Nine. Bonnet wore the same
costume as at the afternoon fete.
Gen. de Gaulle and his party. in
cluding the Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet, will leave this morning for
New York. From there the general
will visit the burial place of the late
President Franklin Delano Roose-
welt at Hyde Park before starting
his tour of this country. The Am
bassador will accompany him until
he leaves this country to return to
France. Nine Bonnet will be back
at the Embassy tomorrow or
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Sera of
New York City announce the recent
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Olga Louise Sera, to Mr.. Carlton
Harrison Lowe. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton E. Lowe of Arlington. The
wedding ceremony took place in St.
Jeromes rectory in New York, and
the couple left later for a honey
moon at Lake George. They now are
making their home in New York
Mr.. Lowe is technical representa-
tive for the Sperry Gyroscope Co.
in Brooklyn and served overseas in
this capacity. He is a graduate of
Central High School and the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26
Adm;ee to Uaeafioni,b!

From hore and than
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Evening star., 1945-08-26

Why 60 on q hunsef-stfike
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Evening star., 1945-08-26

and ugly rings on your tables and
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Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26
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Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26

Summer always
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end Of the house
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Evening star., 1945-08-26

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Evening star., 1945-08-26
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Evening star., 1945-08-26
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ona we
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
VTchOdn1 frOnta.

Zvlastnf roZkaz marsala Sta
lima oznamil op6t vft6zstvi PRIV
nj ukrajinske fronty marsha
Koneva. Oddly teto fronty lik-
vidovaly nemeckou kapsu v O.
blezenem slezskem mest6 Hlo-
hov, severne cd Vratislavi.
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nj. re padla Ratibor, nejvychod
n9isf mesto nemeckeho Slezska
Ratibor lei 5 mil cd ceskoslo-
venske hranice ma Hluc1nsku a
pouze IL mil severn6 cd Mo-
ravske Ostravy. RatiboT je XII
Gem k ceskoslovensk6mu Slez-
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ne. LIE ted pc padu RatiboFi
ocekavat RICHLY postup SOVIET
sk5ch armad smerem jihoza-
padnfm a osvobozenf Moravske
Ostravy a cele prdmyslov6 O.
blasti ceskoslovenskeho Slez-
ska.
Sovetska zprava oznamila,
re mad dobytym Gdanskem by
la vztycena polska vlajka ma
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a ieho pTedanf polskemu statu.
v boii O Gdansk bylo $4,000
N9mc1 pobito a 10000 zajato,
KoTist dobyta Rust v Gdan-
sku je opravdu nesmirna: "a
Ietadel. 40 tank1, 358 del, Is
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Zdarila Vajickova Zabava ma
Curtis RaY.

Odbocka G. N. Sdruzenf po-
Tadala minulou nedeli Vajfcko-
YOU Zabavu v curtisbayske So
kolovne. Seslo Sc dosti kraja-
MI z mesta a domac1ch, ackoliv
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dy. Bylo milo posed6ti v Cur
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81 cd podlahy pri Tfzn6 kapele
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tomnf byli jake jedna velka ro-
dina. Nell tam dost pivecka a
"hot dogs a vyborne smazene
sisky.
Bylo mi oznameno bych thu
mocil d1ky vsem, ktef1 pTisli,
dale vSem nenarocnym pracov-
nfk1m ma zabave a pan1m mu-
zikantGm, kteTf hrali zadarmo.
Cisty vytezek obnasel $4,000.
PTeji nasi Gle odbocce 6. N.
S. v Curtis Bay mnoho zdaru v
dalsfm podnikanf.
A .CihlaT.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Z OSADNf
NARODNfHO SVAZU
CESKYCH KATOLfK6.

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.ske pfijal a jez urceny jsou
$500 ma povalecnou pomoc a
$500 ma pomoc student6m ma
STAY knezsky pc valce v Cesko-
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shrnu vSak vse kratce: "Zaplat
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PAM Marie Sfaska odvedla
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Jmenem osadn1 odbocky N.
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o dalsf prfspevky prosf
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PATRIOTS DAY.

Dne 10. dubna Dude poradan
mladymi tenant z Washingto-
nu a Baltimore patriots Day
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Krone toho Dude i zabavny
program. Vstupenky. jsou $500
a mohou byti koupeny u Vybo-
ru 10 E. Lexington st. (Tel. Sa
ratoga 1929.
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Valka.
Zapadnf frOnta.
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Az dosud operace Devate
armady, pod velenim gen. Will
llama H. Simpsona, behem po-
stupu Is mil "a tyden, byly u
drzovany v tajnosti z d1vodG
bezpecnosti.
Poprve cd toho dine co Spo-
jenci zapocali svoji fadu prGlo-
MI ma vychod Cd Ryna, Nemci
sc zmohli ma organisovany Cd
por, zejmena v oblastech Pa
derbornu a Kasselu. Nen1 vSak
zadnych znamek, re n6ktera z
dewitt spojeneckych armad by
la by zastavena.
Paderborn, nanejvyse dGle-
zita silnicnf spojka, kterou
N9mci doufali udrzeti otevTe-
nou jake vychod z Ruhrska,
byl dobyt pc tube bitve 48 no
din trvaj1ci.
Neco z nazistickeho vojska
zachycen6ho v Ruhrske pasti
pokusilo sc prolomiti Sc k W.
chodu 1tokem prot pancefo-
wynn oddll1m Prvn1 armady asi
40 mil ma jih cd Paderbornu, a.
vSak Americana zajali vetsinu
2 Mich a bud ukoristili neb roz-
bill jejich tanky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-04-06
Pres 100000 tun bomb svrzeno
ma riSi " breznu.

SpOjenecke bombometne ae-
roplany re zakladen v Anglii a
Italii svrhly vice nez 2O5, 900
tun bomb ma Nemecko v mesici
breznu, cimz prekonaly vsech-
ny dosavadni rekordy.