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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-24
OUR CONTROL OF
THE SEAS INSURES
JAPANESEDEFEAT

The prime factor in the. defeat
of Japan is not the reoccupatioh
of the Philippines or other islands
in the Pacific, nor the recon
quest of China. 1t is the ever-ni-
creasing control of the seas that
are now dominated by American
sea and air power.
So far as the eventual defeat of
Japan is concerned, the ocCupa-
ton of the Philippines, the islands
or a part of China, is useful only
to the extent that the areas re-
claimed serve as bases for the Of
fensive sweep of our aircraft and
warShipS. Together they have cut
the vital lines of supply upon
which the existence of the Jap
anese Empire depends.
Our mastery of the sealanes
has done much more than throttle
the Japanese in their home is
lands. 1t has destroyed the Jap
aneSe system of communications
and isolated hundreds of thou
sands of Japanese troops, scat
tered over an area of thousands
of square miles. These men could
not be evacuated because the en-
envy did not have the transports
and they cannot be reinforced or
carried home because our Navy
guards the line to Tokyo.
While the blockade of the home
islands is not complete, the Jap
aneSe war lords face the pros
pect that their armies in China
and Manchuria, as we'll as the
contingents in the Pacific Islands,
the Netherlands East Indies and
the Indian Ocean sector will be
isolated.
Some writers estimate that a
total of close to five million Jap
aneSe soldiers will thus become
unavailable for the defense of
HonShu, Kyushu and Shikoku, the
vital nucleus of the Japanese
islands.
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Looking At Washington
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
agencies exceed prospective sup
plies. Accordingly, some decision
is necessary in order to avoid
chaotic conditions.
What is the answer Certainly,
our fighting men should get their
full rations although every effort
should be made to eliminate
waste. Our fighting allies should
have food for their fighting men
in generous supply, based upon
what we have available for our
men and other factors.
For foreign relief the nation
can afford some food but just how
much is a debatable question. We
recall that many Italians, after
the occupation of part of their
land by Allied armies, were some
what critical of a failure to pro-
vide them with better rations.
The same sentiment, no doubt, ex-
lists in other areas.
On the home front there is no
doubt of the possibility of re-
ducing rations without endanger-
ing the health of the population.
We believe that a majority of
Americans would approve a more
stringent diet if it is necessary
to feed fighting men, including
those of our own and our allied
armies. There are others who
would not willingly do without
anything.
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WHAT'S DOING AT
WOMEN'S USO CLUB

The following is the program
OF activities for the coming week
at the Women's USO Club al
BOB Duval street.
MARCH rs TO 81. INCL U6IVE
SUNDAY
800 p.m.-WidoW's Walk.
200 p.m.-Beach Party.
300 to IL pm. - Dance, Coast
Guard Band. f -
MONDAY
300 TO 10 p.m.-Handicraft
Class.
700 TO Q p.m.-Sr. Hostess Vol
unteer Group Meeting.
TUESDAY, .+
300 to IL pm. - Dance, Coast
Guard Band.
WEDNESDAY,
200 p.m.-Shell Craft.
900 p.m.-Wiener Roast.
800 p.m.-SpaniSh Class.
FRIDAY
$3.50 to 9:30 p.m.-ClasSical Mu-
sic Hour.
900 p.m.-DoughnutS and Cot
fee.
SATURDAY,
800 p.m.-Shellcraft Glass.
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WILLIAM LLOYD
TAKES TRAINING

tANNFtmf - TIE gitfAeal
kkkzslkH FIELD. Biloxi. Miss,
March = w. Having arrived at
ksesicr Fteld. Pvt William Jo-
seph Lloyd. son Of NJ and Mrs
Harry e Lloyd. 1900 Royal street,
key West, Is now being examined
~ the AAF training Command
aiaiion medical and psychological
unh a. determine his qualifica-
tons as . prC-svation cadet
FlyinE off Ger training as a pl-
BE humhardirr Ca navigator will
h. given Private Lloyd upon sue
Ceasful completion Of the process
lng be- Is undergoing at Kceslcr
Fleid
A series ui medical and psy-
chuioEical tests Will Indicate the
type az ar crew training for
which b. b. best suited by aptl-
ttisir and personal characteristics,
white other Classii eaten tests
wiil measure has technical SkIlls
and aptitudcs. The period of his
stay here will also include a num-
bet uf phases OF military train
ing, and when his qualifications
have hCen determined he will go
b. thu proper Army Air Forces
training command station TO be-
Rln his actual air crew training.
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Miss Alyce GOlding
Will Serve Florida
AZ Cuban Capital

WINTER PARK. Mar % Ems
Mss Alycc Golding. Rollins Col
lrgc instructor m Spanish, left
here recently for Cuba. where
she will serve as good viii am
ha8sador from Florida TO Havana
for q series Of meetings, consulta-
tinns and interviews. with edu-
eational leaders Of Havana.
While in the Cuban capital,
Mss Goldung will be- guest of
honor % a meeting of the Rollins
Alumni Club of Cuba, according
81 an announcement made by its
president. p. Antonio Rodriguez.
THIS club was organized 20
wears ago when DR. A J Hanna,
director IT intcr-Amcrican stud
ies ~ Rollins visited the Cuban
capital
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Advocates Program
In School Interest

PENSACOLA, March "a (FNS).
We should have a program in
the Florida schools that would
interest every boy and girl and
keep them interested so that they
would stay in school," emphaSiz-
ed Mrs. Dora Skipper, second
Congress of Parent-Teacher AS
sociations and state supervisor of
instruction, addressing a regional
meeting of PIT. A. members here
last week.
Mrs. Skipper described the
work of the Florida Citizens COM
mittee on education and urged all
PIT. A. members to study the
committee report and voice their
opinions.
The local group went on rec
ord as approving the entire pro-
gram of needs as proposed by the
continuing educational council
and the citizens committee OF
education.
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vier, Joyce Showalter, Paul Sho-
walter, Henry Seiferth, Henrietta
Se!ferth, Georgina Valdez, Con.
suela Valdez, Rose Marie Pinder
Hose Baker, Rose Marie Garcia
Marguerite Garcia, Robert Higgs
William Higgs, Daniel Gates, ]. l.
Gates, Michael Gates.
Sylvia Taylor, Shirley Weech,
Earl Weech, Jr., Gaspa Weech,
frankie Hernandez, Bert Austin
Roberts, Sonia Cooper, John
Cooper, George Cooper, Edward
Trevor, Steve Trevor, Roger
Trevor.
Mesdames Gordon Oliveros, Jr.,
Bert Roberts, Virgil Higgs, ]. L.
Cooper, J. Seiferth and Glen
Baker.
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BEST OF MUSIC
AT SLOPPY JOE'S

At Sloppy Joe's Bar in down
town Key West where you can
get what you ask for and where
the best drinks are served, you
can swing and sway nightly from
$50 to the music of Margaret
knight and the Four Sons, also
songs by Margaret that you will
like to hear.
There is never a dull moment
at Sloppy Joe's where lovers of
fun meet. Open from 9 a. m. to
midnight.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES
MARCH "a, ls4s

l755-Rufus King, aimed New
York senator, ambassador, presi-
dental candidate, born Scarboro
Me. Died April 90, 1927.
l820-Fanny CROSBY, blind au-
thor of several thousand hymns,
born Southeast, N. w. Died Feb.
~, 1918.
l834-John Wesley Powell, SOL
der, naturalist, explorer, U. S.
Geological Survey head, born Mt.
Morris, N. Y. Died Sept. %,
1902.
l85l-Garrett P. Serviss, jour
nalist, popular writer on astron-
omy, born Sharon Springs, N. Y.
Died May "a, 1929.
l854-Andrew w. Mellon, Pitts
burgh financiar, secretary of the
treasury under three presidents,
born Pittsburgh. Died Aug. 26,
1887.
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BEST OF DRINKS
AT MIDGET BAR

The Midget Bar, that grand
little spot at the corner Of Greene
and Simonton streets invites you
and your friends to stop in for
a pick-me-up and to enjoy the
songs of Key Vests own best
known singer of Irish songs. This
spot is becoming more and more
popular as the days go on and is
gaining a reputation for serving
the best of quality at popular
prices.
The Midget Bar Package Goods
Store has a wide selection of
known brands of whiskey, rum,
brandy and gin in half pints,
pints, fifths and quarts.
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:: SOCIETY =:
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eO"AKD j. TREVOR CELEBRATES
WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY AT PARK

Edward , Trevor. son Of Mr..
and Ms Douglas Trevor. enter.
taahea quite q number Of his lit
tis friends Thursday afternoon
- bsyvie~ Park with a party in
hunag uf his seventh birthday
two pftses were awarded, one
bg Boys and one for girls, with
tftfnhaimetlta consisting Of ice
effaua cake, candy and cookies
ssgNea during the afternoon.
Faper caps were also passed out
a. the little guests. all Of whom
thufuighly enjoyed the many
pleasures 81 the occasion. Those
nrEsNut were
Charles oliveros. Pat Haggcrty,
5ean Am Haggcrty. Betty Mott
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BABY-TENDERS ORGANIZE

Burley, Idaho.-A new organ
ization was recently formed here
to establish wage scales and
adopt governing rules. It is the
Burley Baby Tenders Association
"a group of 1873 boys and girls
who tend babies for busy or fun
seeking parents. Heretofore, the
baby tenders have been depend
ent upon the generosity of the
baby's parents for their renum-
Grafton and the generosity varied
widely.
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Big Jack Pot At
The BingO Palace

Tonight the Jack Pot opens
with $4,000 in the Kitty, at the
Bingo Palace at the corner of
Duval and Angela streets, oper-
ated by Mrs. Pearl Barfield for
the Elk's Charity Fund.
The features of tonight and
nightly are cover all bingo games
and the Jack Pot games.
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NEW TALENT AT
"THE TROPICS

The Tropics at Duval and An
gela streets, is featuring new
talent. Green mad Jameson. an
entertainment team direct from
Hotel Chicago in Chicago, they
offer nice music to dance by and
also specialties.
There is never a cover or min
imum charge of any kind at the
Tropics. The new management
invites you and your friends TO
stop in for bit of relaxation.
dancing from 8 o'clock.
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CLUB OPENS HERE :.
UNDER NEW NAME

The newest spot in town is
Club 116, formerly the Navy
Club located opposite the West
ern Union office in downtown
Key West. This spot has been
reconditioned. It is COOL, clean
end comfortable. All popular
brands of beverages, beer and
wines is served. Biff will be there
to meet and greet you
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FISH FATALLY SLABS
SOLDIER

Melbourne, Australia. - While
an Australian army sergeant
was swimming under the surface
of the water at Bayside, a Mel
bourne suburb, a cuttlefiSh stab
bed him through the heart. He
died as companions helped him
ashore.
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Barrosa's Ofhestra wiil enteF.
tain the guests in the aiT eonaA-
toned Rainbow Room Of the Ia
concha Hotel tonight
The best Of nationally knoNn
beverages and cocktails ase Hegx.
ed.
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MALE HELP WANTED

AAA1 MANUFACTURER has an
opening for an aggressive sales
man. Immediate interview will
be arranged with factory
official, Commission basis, and
job will pay better than $500
annually to man who qualities.
A ten minute interview will
convince you. Write at once.
Box F. c. c/o Citizen. g.
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TWO RATION BOOKS No. 4.
John L. Murphy and Mabel c.
Murphy. Return to Ration
Board mar24-1tX
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Classified Column
90
HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS

ANDREW RODRIGUEZ, SR. -
Accountant Notary Public.
Part Time Bookkeeping Serv-
ice. COG Duval St., Phone 850-J.
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FOR SALE

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS -
double cards with envelopes,
either pink or blue border, rib
bon to match. so announce
ments. The Artman Press,
Citizen Bldg. mar13-tf
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LOST

SHAPED LOCKET in
down town section Wednesday
night, Contains two pictures.
Return to Nell HoWeS, All
Simonton Street. MARIA tx
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Christian Won Schneidau of Los
Angeles, noted artist, born in
Sweden, So years ago.
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ONE 2-burner, one 4-burner gas
stove. 1119 South street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL REMOVE Coconut Palms
in return for the trees. Cecil
Catala, 1104 Margaret Street.
Phone 891-W. MARIA 3tX
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POULTRY

BABY CHICKS, Bloodtestcd. B.
Rocks, Reds, w. Leg, Unsexed,
our choice, 1895 per 100. Min
X w. Rock Broilers $3.50 per
100. Special Assorted $495 per
100. Ship COD. London Poul-
try, Box 1874, Trenton 7, N. j.
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WANTED

Immediately Piano for
Sunday School. Will be inter
ested in anything you have.
Rev. Jones, First Baptis t
Church, Phone 492. mar24-1t
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JOHN CURRY, Plummer, Esti-
mates free. 5l2 Margaret st.
MARIA -6tX
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WE SPECIALIZE in Glass Dress
er Tops, Mirrors for the Home,
Auto Safety Glass, cut to
pattern and installed. SpeaS
Plate Glass Co., 108 Duval
Street, Phone 313 for your
glass requirements.
MARCO 6tx
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ROOTED GRAPE VINES, 1917
Petronia st. mar21-4tX
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Subscribe to the Citizen-25c
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BUS, 3 rooms, ivable, $75.C0 as
is. Cupboard motor. Skating
Rink. marl9-6
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

UoU'RE not going to get recipe
1 out Of Good Housekeeping
that your family won't like. No,
ma am not if we can help it.
OF course, we don't say that a
person who simply can't stand
green peppers will like EN- in one
of our recipes. That's something
else again.
But we do feel pretty dog-gone
sure folks in general will go for
our recipes. Why'
Because we've got a hundred
and forty men and women
young and old -. Northern.
Southern, Eastern, and Western
... standing by TO taste our rec
ipes for us.
Yes, we invite groups OF these
folks, with their varied tastes, 10
put their feet under the table,
tuckin their Napkins and 60 toit.
II the majority turn thumbs
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
With the Travellers

MRS. JESSIE II. SPITZLEY
has rented her apartment in
the PaTkStone 3and departed
for Los Angeles
She will visit her brother,
Martin Houseman. until she
finds an apartment which she
will occupy until June /
Mrs. Louis Mendelssohn, who
spent the holidays at her resi-
dence in Lake Shore road,
Crosse Pointe. has returned 10
New York where she has an
apartment at The st. Regis
Mrs. Thomas Henry Simpson Of
Burns avenue is spending two
weeks in New York
Mrs. Albert Bradley again is
dOmiciled at the Country Club.
The Bradleys spent the holi-
days in their place in Green
wich. Conn. but Mr. Bradley
returned 10 Detroit the day
after New Years
A trip 10 New York is pretty
Celeste Whyte's birthday gift
from her husband every
year -.
The date IS Feb. Is and she
and Ray Will he going East as
Usual for BRET stay 49,.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Aries-Mild, kindly rays-for
a just, upright Aries native.
Gentleness and kindliness on
YOUR part will evoke the best
in others about you. Aid chari-
ties and causes for the armed
forces.
APRIL 9f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Triumph and toll
are twins; and aye JOY suns the
cloud of sorrow; and tbs the
martyrdom today brings victory
tomorrow" A good thought now
for all.
MAY 81 TO JUNE 2f
Gemini - Diplomacy in per-
sonal contact is a must. You can
spread a great deal of good with
your innate sense of humor and
bright ideas. Bring gladness to
lonely hearts.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 2S
Cancer - Neither stimulating
nor 700 ldNOIhpic pub win siiS
right kind of enthusiasm and
eagerness, you can turn things
to better activity. Necessary
work tops all. Be tactful.
JULY 81 TO AUG. 22
Leo - Promising for private,
home and family affairs, ro-
nance, entertainment. But first
your thoughts should turn to
God and church. Pray for our
political and military leaders.
AUG. 2S TO SEPT. SS
Virgo-More patience and tact
asked now in associations. Start
right by going to church and
earnestly praying. This gives
you true courage, guidance.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. 20 ~
Libra-Same planetary infu-
ences as Virgo today, therefore,
note their advice. Practical mat
ters, essential work top favored
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Mrs. Briggs
At Miami
MIAMI BEACH, Fla,
L. ~

MRS. WALTER o. BRIGGS
of Boston Blvd, accompanied by
her brother, A. c. Cameron ar
rived at Miami Beach to open
her ocean front home, "Walbri
Villa" Other members of the
family will join her later, but
meanwhile she has as her house
guest Mrs. Clement Wayne
wright of Philadelphia.
Later in the winter Mrs.
Briggs may be joined by her
daughters. Mrs. Everell Fisher
(Susan Ann Briggs), wife of 1t.
Fisher, USNR, and Mrs. Philip
A. Hart Jr. (Jane Cameron
Briggs), whose husband, Maj.
Hart. USA, is on overseas duty.
Also here from Detroit is Mrs.
Charles f. Wilson who is oc-
cupying a suite at the Surf Club.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Charles F. Kettering who also
has a suite at Surf Club. They
will be joined later by Messrs.
Wilson and Kettering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew L. Ma
lott are here from Detroit with
their young daughter, Mary
Frances, and are living in Abb
bott avenue. This is their first
visit here in three years. An
other Detroit couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Rands, have re-
turned to Miami Beach and have
taken a home in Pinetree Drive.
After a brief stay at her
Miami Beach home Mrs. Ferdi-
nand Marschner has returned TO
Detroit. She will return here in
early February. The Marschners
son, Richard, has returned from
duty in merchant marine and
with his wife, the former Mary
Lee Howell. is occupying the
family home in Lagorce Drive
while he is on leave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

NEW AND different-Pattern
4935, print blouse paired with
side-drape skirt! May also be a
1-piece dress, one color. No side
placket 10 sew!
Pattern 1885 comes in sizes
~. Ii. Is. 1S. 20; 30. 81. "a. 36,
80, 40. Size Is skirt. takes 2
yards of 39-in. material; blouse,
is yards contrast
This pattern, together with a
necdlework pattern for personal
or house old decoration 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
which includes a needlework
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Write plainly name and address,
STYLE number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
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Send IS cents in coins when
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Send your order 10 the Anne
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The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

CHAIRS NEED dressing up?
Let this chair-set solve the prob
lem. The pineapple design
forms the basket; separate daisy
medallions fill it.
A basket chair-Set that will
fascinate crocheters and appeal
TO all who see it. Pattern 629
contains instructions for set;
stitches.
This pattern. together with a
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration, Is
cents.
Send your order TO the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Miss Bergman Engaged

Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD
HENRY BERGMAN of
Berkshire road announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Patricia
And marine Maj. Don F..
Farcas son of MIR and Mrs.
r. J. FarcaS of Rosedale Park.
Whose marriage will take
place March 10 J.
Maj. Farcas who has just
returned from long service in
the Pacific was graduated
from Michigan State College
where he was a member
OF Sigma Nu Fraternity
Miss Bergman studied at the
University of Wisconsin
where she was a member OF
Delta Gamma Sorority -.
Mai FarcaS is stationed at
marine headquarters in Wash
ington where he and his
bride will live following
their marriage
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Tin Cans
Badly Needed

UNTIL WE have defeated
Japan and for as many months
as II takes TO rehabilitate the
TN mines now in her hands, we
must depend on tin can salvage
for that precious metal, says
Terry Bannan. chairman OF the
Wayne County tin can salvage
committee
Tin IS essential IN the manu-
facture of containers. weapons
and ammunition for our fighting
men. Make every TN can count
IN our fight for freedom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

ANY GIRL can have beauti-
full legs! ] wouldn't have be-
lieved this before l went ice
skating with Helga and 1nge
Brandt, the famous skating sis
ters from Switzerland. Now
I'm convinced of IT,
The Brandt sisters career
sounds just like a fairy story.
Years ago in Switzerland they
watched Sonia Henie skate.
Completely captivated, the two
little girls went home and asked
their mother for skates. Not
so many years later they came
TO America and joined Sonja's
ice show, and now they are the
star sister act in the hit show
Hats off TO Ice"
But here's the real miracle
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Shermens Scattered

MEMBERS OF the Alvin g
Sherman family sre scattered
across the country again
after q big holiday reunion 10
Crosse POinic
Ensign Alvin Jr has re-
turned to duty on the West
Coast .. zN.
Mary Sherman takes flying
lessons down in West Palm
Beach where she is sharing an
apartment with Barbara Bailey
and Sue Tucker
Elise Cesgrove is back Rt
Ogontz College IN Pennsyi.
vsnia where she too IS
studying flying
And Mrs Ben Parsons Jr will
70 90 Canada next week 4.
20 enjoy biz OF skiing -,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15

list Moderation urged in pleas
ures.
OCT. s4 TO NOV. 22
Scorpio-Stars warn against
emotional outbursts, sharp re-
torts-may lead others 10 indulge
the same and make unhapplness
for all. Use your fine mind and
capability only for good.
NOV. 23 TO DEC. ~
S0gittdrius-If work is on
your must list today, be ex-
tremely careful about promises,
debts, spending. Extravaganza
taboo, no matter your plans.
Wholesome fun favored.
DEC. 2S TO JAN. 2I
Cdpricorn-Good news, happy
occurrences indicated. Enjoy
your religious services, your
family, good friends, fine music,
any enlightening entertainment.
Smiles for smiles!
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
Aqudrius-Some personal re-
strictions. Shoulder them cheer-
fully. These are days for per-
sonal sacrifices, greater devotion
to God and duty, finer service TO
our country. Blessings!
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 90
Pisces-You'll be happier than
you think if you forget some of
the personal gains due you, also
sights or thoughtlessness in
others. You are big in heart,
can forgive, forbear.
YOU, BORN on this date:
Steady nature, general all-round
ability. Admired by superiors
and those beneath you. Shun
stubbornness. and don't be care
less about the little things that
count with loved ones. You would
be a devoted parent and good
provider. Religion is your
standby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-15
Breakfast at Fort Shelby

MRS. SCHOENHERR
the mother of the bride >. was
10 wear a street-length frock
Of fuchsia crepe a matching
hat and orchids
Mrs. Shinar the bride
FFeens mother was to wear
a brown suit a matching
hat and orchids
a wedding breakfast and
rn AFTERNOON reception was
TO be held in the Crystal
Ballroom of the Fort Shelby
Hotel
The bride and bridegroom Z.
will leave by train tonight Z.
for Tacoma, Wash.
For going away the new Mrs.
Shinar has chosen a chartreuse
and black suit -. fur jacket
and black accessories