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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
S(hIdCht Praised
For His Editorial
sp.lIal y IHr nrTRoII IIMEs

NEW YORK. Nov 30 Praise
for ms cno,', was rendered 90
Harry ". Schlacnt hy the lay
mems national committee today
for his editorial feature or Bible
Week. which appeared recently
IN the Hearst newspapers
Invitation 90 Murder. The
Old Colonel Had Made His VIII
Four Years Before, But on His
Deathbed He Had IL With Him.
Read II over Frequently and
&alked of Changing It-Iust the
Hrt Of Thing That Sometimes
uts Ideas Into the Heads ~
Inheritors. Read Peter LeVins'
Fascinating Crime Album ~
pose In The American Weekly.
with This Sundays issue ~
The Detroit SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

from tne 1nlnd tIledlef N SC1ed-
~ 10 arrive in New York Dec 5,
bard the USS Gen. A. w.
Greely, the army announced to-
day.
Twenty-eight Detroiters in the
group are:
born; T5 caEimir ). Belickas 9bl9
s SSsns vista alEhi.aa i..,, PAM Pc !osn /, &
Coon. 1888 Radsmacher , % william /.
pubey. ie2oo Rhyliss sgt FRANK era
Ehtan6sm 11a iss4 fsIns Psnhs,sns s c5 ''ts tsms,
a Hawthorne. 72i1 Monte Lincoln PARK
~ SGT Howard A. fleming, 3945 Three
S SGT Harold 4. Johnson ssis Hsnnion.
cent Mike 500 M!Irhel
Puinte shores PFC Frank c. Macy. ss2f
Roalo; Dearborn. rs Truman II NeSberIy
Jerome PrzybylOsh 5000 Trovbndge
Hhm'rsmck; Tl5 Althoo Robinson, 473o
sst. Boris X. spiro. 7ioo Richier. Desreon
sgt Bruno A sisg. 1900 Poland. Ham
MIsgt william T Thompson. 1925 chsy-
o Charles X wsltsr, i2sa9 Whtrhilt
NAN NNAifuA y WING AAAN EfMhiA
Those from outstate areas in
clude:
ia Ivan Y Armstrong Lake orion. sfsEt
LLOYD Asher Zesa sat sam c Aizsr,
Grand Rapids II Robert J. Bel. Fiint Cpl.
isvern p Berns. Monroe rs Lei,nd ,.
owosso. T slKnand T. Chn,ieleSsEi Jack
con rs Walter y Doruw. 50. Joseph. II.
Robert / Eldreo Grand Rapids
Capt Hilton G.. Fhlsher. JactHoni Cpl.
George FeidpsuSch. Grand Haven. capt.
FitzEtrAld Grand Rspids Cpl Harold
TokefnA. Fremont, s sat Milton J, fp6tff
Wayne L, Davie Crrenswsli hsite
Creek Ruth Lorraine Gregory. LAntinE. Pc
Jim Cregu1oh wysndotte
dan { HertRetn Grand Raids Pc Miles
T.. Hsrvey iAfs kIchigan pc D1nsh
Lansing John { KinF Clinton; SCI Rot-
ct L Loo'nsn. Grand Hsvrn. ia Join =
T1sFt ESvsTa " LAchrilier. T-r,pe-anre.
rs Henry Lambert. Dawson. sst Henry
Ls~ Jackson , . Thomas " Murphy
Jr TuGhing - sEt N'-ber' y OXEN
Iscarn PVT. Ce0rEs "a PIKE. Grand Rapids
rvt ingalls, Psuisen I-nn Mountain Pfc
rennsth J EoCert iscksun CT oUenton Z
Pssisag. Alma. 1t Lorna ~. R0th. FranEeTl
sgt csn shiio- onswsv sr' Eevi7
nsmP,Sn SIT. Henfy rsordvr F'r'
>rf Randall =. S'Ifforc. Aims Cpi t"lFh
" sieutr' Jsctsou SEt Cf-s'1 "
ou Aer phis SF' Henry = Svs7rr.'
Cystofd rs E1vsn Tsr'-r ~ Clemens.
Cpi Fret Nourirrgv Hay CttV
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Juice Flies
Tomato Battle in Garden
Costs Youth SIS

Allan Huc'In. Y, OF 1881 "
Williamson, Dearborn today Vas
fined S15 by Traffic Referee
Courtney Fltlslmnons for enEaC-
ing IN a victory garden tomato
battle"
He and juvenile companion
who vas turned over 80 juvenile
authorities. were arrested on the
complaints ~ victory gardeners IN
the vicinity Of Terry and fireman.
The gardeners were enraCed be-
cause their priced tomatoes were
turned into fodder.
Allan denied that he picked and
tossed the tomatoes. lie said be
Way only waking through the
gardens when arrested
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
Admits Fleeing Crash

Reuben Dunton. al. OF 1011
Rfvard pleaded guilty today 10
leaving the scene OF an accident
in which a pedestrian was seri-
ously hurt. Sentence was deferred,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-01
BDetroitersD Due
On China Ship

The first shipIoad of veterans
from the China theater is Sched-
r. 10 arrive in New York Dec. 5,
bard the USS Gen. A. w.
Greely, the army announced to-
day.
Tuunntu-eicht Detrnifnrs In the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

"a tako mocno in zdravo osebo
proved.
Pri zajtrku ga je cakala ME-
gova zena. Pozdravil jo je spost-
1.-Two, toda nobene druge besede
nj izpregovoril Z MO, in ravno
tako uljudno Sc je pozneje po-
slovil cd ME. Ia zastorom je
skrivaj gledala za MIN, ko je
odhajal. Drugace il je vedno po-
migal zadnji pozdrav, kadar je
stala oh oknu, danes pa je Sci
dalje, ne da bi sc obrnil.
Mislil je tedaj resno S svojim
sklepom, da mu bo zena toliko
mar, kot prazen zrak. Tiha to-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

brez MEGA in tudi nj hotela. Ia.
to Sc je odloeila "a to prosnjo
"a odpuscanje in prvic v svo
jem zivljenju.
Toda Wolf zmaje z glavo ir
nj hotel gledati njenih iztegnje-
nih rok. ....~...
- Ne, ne morem; proved 81
me zalila! Pojdi in pusti me sa.
mega. Nikdar pa ne pozabi, ka1
sem ii rekel! - In s tenn sc obr-
ne cd ME.
Cd prevelike bolesti je bila
bleda kot zid. Trese sc, ko reee
hripavo:
- Da, grem; obvarovati te
hocem svojega pogleda. Posle-
dice tvoje okrutnosti bodo pa.
die ma tebe!
Gabrijela zgrabi vlecko svoje
nocne obleke in zbezi kot pre-.
ganjana il sobe.
Wolf poravna zmeckano sliko
Marie, XII jo je ze pref pobral S
tai. zalostno pogleda ma sladki
MEN obraz, nato pa nenadoma
zakrije obraz z rokami in glas-
no zaihti. Tezko pade njegova
postava ma stol, kot bi ga zviia-
jail krci.
To noe nj legel v posteljo.
Naslednjega jutra je Sci Wolf
Oh desetih z donna. Ma njegovem
obrazu je vsakdo lahko opazil
sledove precute noci. Izgleda]
je bled in bolan. Njegove tenn
ne, velike oci SO ticale globoko
v ocesnih votlinah in tudi utru-
jen je bill njegov korak. Tako
razburjenje, kakrsnega je pri-
nesel prejsnji vecer, je bill tudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

gotta Sc je prime, kajti niti zaj-
trka, XII mu ga je pripravila, Sc
nj dotaknil. g..
Meme sluzkinje SO oni dan
mnogo trpele pred njo. Nobena
j nj mogla narediti prav. Hisi-
Mi je takoj vrgla v glavo kroz-
mix, da je takoj zbezala v kuhi-
MO h kuharici in j povedala
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
Ponoladni sen
ROMAN II zIVLJENJA

Priredil I. r.

ma svoj dosedanji nacin. Toda
"a meme in Lazota cd sedaj ma
pref ne bo potrosen niti en- vi
mar tvojega denarja, ker ga ne
potrebujem.
- Govoris, kot bi meni Lazo
ne bill mic mar, - pravi Gabri-
jela razburjeno, - JAZZ sem ga
rodila, JAZZ sem njegova matt, -
tedaj imam tudi najvecjo pravi-
co do NIGGA.
Use to 81 zavozila; "a otro-
ka sc nisi nikdar brigala. Bill tt
je samo v breme, zapreka v tvo-
jem nebrzdanem zivljenju. Mix
dar ne mislim ma locitev zako-
ma! - Sploh pa bi bill tvoj vpliv
mani skodljiv. Sc mnogo bolj kot
dosedaj bonn strogo pail ma to,
da DO po moi wolff vzgojen in
prosim te, da ne hos nikdar ma
sprotovala mojim odlocitvam,
kar DO prav tudi "a tebe, Ca
brijela. Obljubim tt pa tudi, da
ne bonn nikdar poskusal ma otro-
ka vplivati, da bi mu odvzel
njegovo otrcsko ljubezen do te-
be - ravno nasprotno, svojo
mater maj ljubi in ne SINE nj
kdar 'vedeti "a prepaid med ma
ma.
Tako, zdaj yes, kako stojiva.
V ostalem pa prepustim tebi, da
uredis svoje zivljenje, kakor ho-
ces. To meme mic vec ne briga.
Samo emo stvar premisli: ako
bos skusala vreci ma mole ime
le en- sam madez, bonn postopal
S teboj brez usmiljenja. Potem
Sc ne bonn niti strasil locitve Cd
tebe. Tega nikdar ne pozabi!
Glej tedaj samo, da v svojih ma
padih jeze ne bos sla predalec.
Ostani proc Cd Mesnika! To ze.
linn in ii zapovedujem cello. Ako
Sc bo temu cudil, mu povej pra-
vi vzrok. 4 MIN ne maram ime-
II nobenega opravka; &c pa tre-
ba, pa sc mu vedno postavim
nasproti.
Visoko vzravnan stoji Wolf
pred Gabrielle. IL njegovih oci
je sijal mrzel izraz in ma njego-
vem obrazu ponosna in obenem
zanicevalna poteza, ko :je gledal
ma svojo zeno, XII je molce in
omamljena slonela ma mizi. Ia
nicevalni posmeh il je ze davno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

NORTHERN FURNACE
Forneze inStaliramo ter DO
pravimo Vsakovrstne forneze
z novimi ali rabljenimi deli.
ll72 E. 70 St.
HE 4146 HE 6344
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

izginil IL njenega obraza. Vgriz-
ne Sc ma ustnice, da so j krva-
vele. Meme oci~ so Sc zmedeno
obracale ma visoko mozevo po-
stavo; MISC pa mogle srecati
njegovega pogleda.
Nervozno vlece cipke svoje
obleke; hotela je odgovoriti, to-
da nj imela poguma. Tega nj
pricakovala in tudi ne zelela. Ia
kega svojega moza Sc nj nikdar
videla. Vedno je bill tako miren
in potrpezljiv, skoro truden,
zdaj pa je bill strasen svoji je-
ri. Pref Sc je vedno lahko igra-
la Z MIN - toda proved napeta
struna poci. In tukaj je sla
mnogo predalec, do konca. Mo-
rala Sc je podati, ako nj hotela,
da DO vse izgubljeno. Tedaj pa
j udari ma uho mrzli in resni
glas njenega moza:
- Pozno je ze, Gabrijela. Tu-
di 81 nimamo nicesar vec pove-
dati, - tenn sc obrne cd ME.
Tedaj pa Sc dvigne Gabrijela,
stopi korak proti mozu in pra-
vi S tresocim glasom:
- Razumem te; tako omeje-
ma nisem, da bi ne razumela
tvojega migljaja, da maj grem.
Tako krivicen 81 proti meni in
ocitke bi mogla
- Nehaj, Gabrijela; nobenih
ocitanj in obtozb ne dovolim
vec. Zdaj YES moi sklep! Ne mo-
rem ga izpremeniti! Pred sve-
tom 81 moja zene; in svetu nj
treba, da We "a najin nespora-
yum.
- O, ii 81 grozen, Wolf; toda
to je lahko proti zeni, katere ne
ljubis in bi Sc je rad resil. Tu
nikdo ne vprasa po njenem ST.
Gu
- Ako bi zena, katero bi v
resnici ljubil, pokazala tako mi
sljenje kot tt, ne hi niti "a tre-
nutek delal drugace, T. pravi
odlocno in dostavi tho kot sam
"a sebe: - Samo, da mogoce ne
bi nikdar tega pozabil.
Videla je njegove resne, mr.
zle, jezne poteze ma njegovem
obrazu in poskusala je zadnje,
da bi omajala njegovo neizpros-
no Odlocnost. Prosece dvigne
svoje belle roke nasproti in re-
&c:
- Wolf, Wolf, oprosti mi.
Norela sem vsled ljubosumno-
sti. Sal 81 vendar tako plemenit.
Samo sedaj, samo enkrat mi
oprosti, in nikdar ne bos vec
incl vzroka pritozevati sc mad
menoj.
Bio je pregrenko, kako .jo je
hotel kaznovati "a memo prena-
gljenost. Sal nj mogla ziveti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
(Nadaljeuanje)

vorim JAZZ! - zapove, ker je
vzrojila. - Torej pojdi in po-
vel tvojemu ocetu, kako ne
srecna 81 pri meni! Povej mu
pa tudi, da 81 ii m a najvec
kriva. Nikdar YAM nisem lagal!
Kot je bilo res, sem takrat, ko
me je tvoj oce postavil ma odlo-
citev, ali maj vzamem njegovo
hcer, ali pa me osramoti, pove-
dial, da sem vezan drugje -
toda "a to Sc nj brigal. Incl sem
ponuden denar, da bi placal me-
nico. Ma vec mestih bi lahko do
bill denar. Toda zaman; tvoj oce
Sc nj brigal "a to, ker ste me
hoteli imeti! Toda nj incl nika-
ke pravice meme siliti, kajti ona
menica je bila samo zadeva mo-
jega oceta. V svoji srcni potre-
bi sem Sc vjel v to nesramno
igro in sem tenn raztrgal zve-
sto ljubece zensko srce.
Gabrijela sc pri teh besedah
drzno zasmeje. Toda Wolf ma
daljuje mirnim glasom:
Sicer bi 81 mogel prihra-
niti svoje besede. Ako Sc proti
tebi branim, je "a meme samo
ponizevanje. Ker pa je sedaj ma
mimi prt med mama raztrgan,
vedi, da sem te spoznal in da te
sedaj poznam V vsej tvoji niz-
kotni dusevni revscini. Kar ime-
nujes svojo ljubezen do meme,
nj mic drugega kot telesni ma
gon kar mi je zoprno, kot sa-
mo ponos, da 81 mogla imenova-
ii svojega "lepega Wolfa", kot
81 sama tolikokrat rekla,, kate
rega ST hotela "a vsako ceno
imeti. Brezuspesno 81 nastavlja-
la svoje mreze, do tedaj, ko vam
je prisla ona priloznost ravno
prav. Nikdo mi tudi ne more
ocitati, da sem Sci "a tvojim bo-
gastvom; ravnal sem popolno-
ma po svoji vesti in posteno.
Spocetka sem mislil, da tenn
nicesar ne yes, toda pozneje Sc
mi je prieelo dozdevati.
S povzdignjenim glasom in
poudarjajoc vsako besedo in
gledajoc ostro v oci, pravi:
- Zakaj 81 sc vmesala V ono
ostudno igro? zakaj Sc tedaj
tvoj ponos nj uprl proti zvezi S
clovekom, cigar srce nj bilo ma
k1onjeno tebi, temvec revni mo-
distinji, kot 81 re tudi sama te-
daj vedela?
Gabrijela ne odgovori, temvec
samo povesi oci in Wolf NADIA
ljuje:
- POSteno sem Sc trudil. da
bi bill dober MOI in vedno sem
obdrzal zvestobo do tebe. Lju-
BIN te kot mater svojega otro-
ka in ko ne bi bila tako povrsna,
uzivanja zeljna in osabna, bi BIZ
10 mogoce ziveti skupaj. Po tel
zadnji uri pa je to popolnoma
izkljuceno. Sedaj la ahko holds
svoja pota.
Kot udarci S polenom so pa
dale njegove besede ma Gabri-
jelo. Stoji mu nasproti S skle-
njenimi rokami pod bujnimi pr
81; ma njenih ustnicah je bill "a
nicljiv nasmeh, XII pa je popol-
noma izginil pod njegovimi tr-
dimi besedami.
- MisliS ma locitev. Nikar ne
dovolim v to- - magic sikne
jezno Gabrijela.
- Ma locitev ravno ne; kajti
nocem, da bi otrok trpel vsled
najinega spora. Toda ma skup-
no zakonsko zivljenje med ma
ma po danasnjem veceru nj vec
misliti. Zaradi meme mores to
povedati svojemu ocetu. Letnim
nakladom tvojega oceta Sc od-
povedujem. Sam sebe in otroka
bonn lahko vzdrzal S svojim de-
narjem - in tebe. Seveda bi sc
morala pokoriti mojim zahte-
vann Ako no rooroS in noSoS in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28
Mali oglasi
Waterloo Style Shoppe

SLOW. del. domu
OBLEKE IA DEKLETA IN zENE
DO MERE 81
Izdelujemo obleke po meri ter
popravljamo obleke. Govorimo slo-
vensko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-28

Naprodaj je
farma so akrov v Perry, 0.
Hisa, kokosnjak, studenec, 6
akrov gozda. Cena $4,5O0.-
Poklicite GIL 0422 ali KE
264l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Prudence Penny
Canning Leaflet

STOCK THE storage shelves
until they bulge! That's the
plea put forth this week by the
Food Preservation Week COM
mittee. It's up 10 every home-
maker 10 answer this plea with
definite home canning pro-
gram.
To help you with this task
Prudence Penny has prepared a
four-page leaflet of complete
canning instructions Included
are directions for all types can
nlng. descriptions of jar lids. a
canning yardstick and a cam
ning time table for fruits and
vegetables. Page four of the
lesflet covers All problems faced
in making Of jams, Jellies and
pickles.
Leaflet C-l76-Directions for
Modern Canning may be had
for just 5 cents. If you do not
have it on file, send request
with name and address and 5
cents IN coin 10 Prudence Penny,
Detroit Times, Detroit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Attend Annual Meeting

NO MONDER The members
~ tha Womens City Club were
So gay -yeSterdav.-. and turned
out IN such droveS N vote /.
and lunch AZ the club -.
II wax The first time in
years and years that ~ had
not rsined on the annual meet
ing dsN
Chatting away across one
luncheon tahle+ +SrrP -Arxz
Clarence -psvock and her at
trsctive young daughter-in-lsw
Mrs Alfred Davock Miss
Mildred Plumb :. and Mrs. j.
Bell Moran &c..
Mrs Donald c Stevenson was
iunching with Mrs Wright
FrierSon and Mrs. Wright Frier-
son Jr.
Mrs { Hayward Murphy and
Mrs Charles Sumner Pike were
lunChlne together
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

SHE'LL LOOK like a story
book princess IN her little ruff
fed pinafore frock Pattern
4595, with bag and bonnet 10
match. iPantieS included ;
Frock and hat open fiat 10 iron.
Pattern 4595 comes IN chill
dren's sizes 2. {, s. s. 10 Size
s, pinafore, Ia yards 35-inch
material
Send % cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional Is cents
for the Anne Adams Book of
Patterns for summer. Free pat
tern for hat, bag, gloves printed
in book
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department.
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
, Birthday Celebrated

MRS FRED w. LINDBLOOM
took this occasion 70 entertain
o. a birthday luncheon hon
orine Mrs Hansel Dwight Will
son
Other guests were Mrs. John
p HolhSter Mrs Kenneth
Keppitz Mrs. William s
STREET Mrs Ellsworth Kra-
mer Mrs. Forest Mckee
Mrs r. Gray Firth Mrs.
Percy Hamley Mrs John
Petrosky and Mrs. Zeigler
In another large party at
which Mrs. Carl p. Tuttle was
hostess b.. were Mrs. Raymond
Perring Mrs. Truman Bar
bier Mrs. Lester Colman g. .
Mrs. Alfred c. Marshall q.
Mrs. Howard Baldwin Mrs,
William 2. Crawford Mrs
Henry Morton Mrs Donald
Valley and Mrs. George
Trumhull ..
Mrs Norton n Pearl and
Mrs. a u. Nining lunched to-
gethcr .
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

Look the Which Your Birthday Comes and Ftrd
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
Time. Phot.
By Frenees Drake
For WsdEssdGy, May 20, 1913


MARCH ef TO APRIL so-Ars-Very sound and practical
matters interests renoVSnng reouidinG
needed generally most favored Day won't brook
careessness
APRIL 2t TO MAY so-Taurus-Enjoy fruitful day By
faithfully the duties improving the quality OF your
Manufacturing, trades highly favored
the job constantly cooperating readily with
and entitled support Be good loser too
JUNE 22 TO JULY 25-Caneer-Especialy favorable
particularly keep cheerful with duties and strive
your organizations countys interests Good
JULY q TO AUG. 22-Leo-Not too day, but
productive you stick essentials and don't waste time
frivolous activities Personal efficiency
stressed
AUG sJ TO SEPT sS-Vvgo-1f is purely mental work
trying than usual but general tasks and activities
be handled successfully
SEPT. % TO OCT. 25-Librd-Deaing real estate agrieu
lumber; building; ongerm handling machinery
and commodities vital to the especially sponsored
OCT. p TO NOV orpOInhuences inspiring for
Scorpos unusual capaby Be senby
get full value for effort Hard work we'll
NOV. 81 TO DEC 22-Saoittarus-with Saturn and
fvorab apeced grand harvest you go on
the mistake risks and for constructive action
DEC rs TO JAN 2f-CaprieorrYou favored in the
benehc day. Individual mental effort
honored Work harmony
JAN 9Z TO FEB -Aqudrus-f interested in mechanical
building trade handling tools, farm implements physical
highly favored Good for all useful lines
FEB f TO MARCH 2OPsees-Achievemnt from persistent
Constructive activity especially that which
builds items for home fronts first favored
FOR YOU this date Interesting inrguing
Sometimes puzzle self Capable Of unusual success you
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Fashion Flash

JUST RACK from the Paris
fashion front, Harper's Bazaar
editor. Carmel Snow, says the
French couture AT last gives
the palm to American inSpira-
iion by calling shoulder pads,
Americans.
People who couldn't wait 10
see the Paris wardrobes Mrs.
Snow brought home were dis
appointed Ii consisted or
one coat and one dress. both
highly non-Startling One Of her
first moves after arriving back
in New York was dash TO
Mainbochers 10 order spring
and summer costumes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Mrs. Roosevelt Seen

MRS. DOROTHY X. ROOSE-
WELT had come in from Blrm-
inCham and Miss Lento Full
well from Crosse Tie 80.
A threeSome included Mrs.
John J. O'Brien Mrs Earl
Warner and Mrs Albert
Mackey ..
Among others spotted were
Mrs. Francis G. McMath .
Mrs Benjamin G. Addison
Miss Emma Butzel Miss
Caroline Parker Mrs. John
~. Stalker Mrs. T. r. Hodges
Mrs. c. Wells Utley. the re-
firing president. who has served
three years -. and Mrs James
Barrett
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
7Msw, %, modem Momen
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

Mr.. AND MRS. ARNOLD O.
JOHNSON of Seattle today are
announcing the engagement OF
their daughter Geraldine
Ann to Sgt. Jerome {. Du
Charme son OF Mrs. Charles
r. Du Charme OF Meadow Lane,
Crosse Pointe. and Tyron. ~ C..
and the late Mr.. Du Charme t.
Sgt Du Charme met his fiancee
in San Francisco while he was
in the ASTP
He recently was transferred
10 ihe-Nictorville airtield in
California .
They hope 10 be married June
20 i'm Seattle depending on
whether OF not Sgt. Du Charme
gets a furlough and hope to
come 20 Crosse Pointe for about
two weeks
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Miss Wurzer TO Wed

MORE WEDDING news con-
Germs Katherine Lewis Wurzer
daughter of the Edward
WurZerS of r. Bethune avenue
and Tom V Moynes son
OF Mrs. George Boutelle who
are to be married J4ne % ,
by the Rev Fr Edward O'Con-
nor in Visitation Church
Tom will be graduated II,
June from the T.. Of y. -.
Katherine has asked Mrs.
Harry r Kinney 70 be her
matron of honor and her
cousin, Beatrice Wurzer, 10 be
q bridesmaid
Toms brother Frank &.
will come from Chicago 10 be
his best man
A number of friends Of the
bride-elect have asked for dates
on which 10 entertain for her,
s but none has been SET def
nitelp
Barbara Hyde gave = dinner
and 2 miscellaneous shower -.
the other night
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Still T iime
To Plant
BY ISABEL ZUCKER
D-,rsl, Times s.EGs. ss.s.r

REMEMBER THE verse that
children say, Rain, rain, 60
away, come again some other
day. little Johnny wants To
play? I'm sure we all wish II
would work. even though we
don't want 10 play. We want
TO garden. And certainly Moth
ing prevents il more effectively
than the steady rain
Many new gardeners are dis
couraged by the unceaslng
downpour. They feel that the
season 10 getting late and there
may be little use in making a
garden. Nothing could be fur
ther from the truth.
pisniins Season
In the FIRST place, the main
planting season II still ahead.
And the seeds Of the main crops
will go in on time. An early
spring does not deceive an ex-
perienced gardener. It does not
push him or her into putting
semi tender crops into the
ground because the weather
happens to be warm for q few
days. The date, not the tenn
perature is surer guide.
Somebody said TO me the
other day, on hearing gardeners
lamenting the lsteneSS Of the
season, What are they all talk
ing about anyway j never
planted q vegetabR IN my life
before the end of May. and I
have q wonderful garden every
year"
Main Crops
What are you going 10 grow,
anyway. Tomatoes beans,
corn, potatoes, carrots, beets.
the cabbage family? All Of
these may be planted when the
rain lets UP. II is true you II
miss the very early crops unless
you took a chance and planted
during that spell Of summer
weather last month But except
for peas and spinach what have
you lost Nothing.
So stop looking on the dark
side Of things. Remember that
every cloud has q silver lining
and the lining of-this rainy
spell is that the soil will be easy
10 work and 50 moist that the
seeds will Sprout practically
over night,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Colony Club Vote,

N THE COLONY TOWN CLUB
o.. also had large turnout at
It's annual meeting and luncheon
held yesterday at Mrs. Joel
Prescott's house. ~
The six new members elected
20 the board include Mrs.
Frank Bohan Mrs. Gayard
Later Mrs. Donald Melville
=. Mrs Henry T Myers
Mrs. William J. Parker and
Mrs. William L, Sherman >.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Toni Barnes Feted

MRS " NJ PURVIs of
Birmingham had as her guest
=, Miss Jessie Miller ...
Mrs. Edna Lee Root vas en-
tertainlng Mrs. s r Light Of
Kalamazoo and Mrs George
Slocum had as her guest
Mrs L. 7. Edwards
Mrs James Barnes and
daughter. Toni we're enter
tanned ~ Mrs Robert Hughes
10 celebrate Toni's sixth birth
daV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

can keep enthusiastic, give con-
centrated effort. Especial talent
for advertising, promoting, the
stage, politics, newspaper work.
Acquire more patience.
copyrtsht. Ists. by kinG Features.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-02-15

THE smart plaid curtains shown
herewith match the window
seat and several slip covers, and
the wooden curtain pole, rings and
draw cord match the dominant
color in the plaid repeating the
color of small cushions and lamp
base. The window lets in the maxi
mum of light and you would never
guess that originally it looked like
a postage stamp in the middle of
a blank wall. At first it seemed
impossible to curtain it because
fixtures could not be screwed to
metal easements or the plaster.
The built-in book shelves helped
that. A space a foot wide was al
lowed at each side of the window
so that the curtains could hang
over the wall, and the painted
wooden pole was then screwed
to the sides of the shelves. The