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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Prepares for Wedding

WITH PARTIES and wedding
preparations Jerry Cruice Is a
busy girl these days
She will be married May l9
-. TO Mai. Donald OSkin -. /.
son Of the Clyde II. Oskins. Of
Bethlehem, Pa ..
The wedding Will take place
in the u. of d. Faculty Build
ing with the Rev. F'r.
Thomas J. Moore officiating =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Cruice,
Of Fairfield avenue -. parents
Of the bride-elect will give
the wedding breakfast at the
DAG -.
Jerry'S attendants will be
Jean La Joie, maid Of honor,
and Mary Lou Oskin, brides
Mai. Oskin's father will be his
best man and Robert ID.
Kelly will seat the guests
Mrs. John J. Chiera, todav
Is giving a shower in the resi-
dence Of her parents the
Brady Bradbeers, of Lawrence
avenue. with whom she is living
while her husband is overseas.
Mrs. II. I. Askew was hostess,
the other day, at a personal
shower for Jerry at her
house in Santa Barbara drive.
A dinner. on May 10, will be
given by Ellen Dryden at Devon
Gables
Mrs. Gerald X. Vieson. on
May u, will be hostess at a
kitchen shower at the De-
troit Golf Club
The spinster dinner will be
given on May 16 by Jean La
Joie at the La Joie resi-
dence in Wildemere avenue 9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Cracker Stuffing

THE COMBINATION of meat
scarcities and potato shortages
has put dressings and stuffings
in the spotlight. A fluffy cracker
crumb dressing inside the meat,
under the meat, at the side or
on top of the meat makes the
serving more generous, the meal
more satisfying.
When a much-used cut is all
decked out with an oyster or
mushroom favored dressing, the
sameneSs disappears from it
and appetites quicken. Fortu-
nately, crackers, bread, onions,
celery and other dressing in
gradients are among the abun-
dant, unrationed foods
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
annily
Relations
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

ONE OF the saddest sur
priSes which awaits US when We
put aside our teething rings is
that-we don't like our folks.
Or at least some OF US don't
like some Of them.
This does not hit us until we
are approaching our teens and
il always comes with a shock
Up until then we have taken II
for granted that we would love
mama and papa, sister Ann and
brother Ben always and that
they would love and appreciate
us in return. Now we slowly
begin TO realize that such IS
not the case.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

For Wednesday, May g. 1915
MARCH 2t TO APRIL 2O-AreS-Full steam ahead! Grand
day achievement adding artistic intelligence to
worthwhile undertaking Home interests, national affairs
favored.
APRiLs1 TO MAY -Taurus-Excelent period stability
productions steady instead of spectacular
gains wide fluctuations Artistic and home practical matters
favored
MAY af TO JUNE Gemin-Mercury, your signs planet
in thinking sound judgment clever
ideas You should be keen especially capao eager
JUNE TO July -ConcerNo unfavorabe aspects and
achievement occupation
worthy undertakings Farming handling foods cooking
a firsts.
JULY 2 TO AUG 22-Leo-Unexpected benefits from varied
generous especially work faithfully unset
shy activities broad charitable nature Trades honored
AUG 2S TO SEPT 2S-VUgo-Perfect setup for your hne
mental processes Literary nursing efforts playwrng, acting
producing plays pictures activities for armed forces are on
long favored list.
SEPT % TO OCT. 2S-Libra-mprovemen in personal and
favored Even difficult tasks Will submit TO
enthusiastic intelligent management today Your job favored
OCT 81 TO NOV e-Scorpo-Encouraging stimulating for
that require nesse clever planning And you
particularly adapted for these Your day for success!
NOV 90 TO DEC. 22-Sdgidrius-Money interests less
prestige through fine work sound think
be enduring keep this IN mind now
DEC 23 TO JAN. 21-Caprico- will bring salts
flying results Look through glasses that won't miss any
of the many fresh advantages. But see the pitfalls too
JAN. Q2 TO FEB 20-Aqudrius-fou can cash IN on hne
Mercury the BE SUM-
aggressive point show you can DO
TO MARCH 20Psces-No halfhear eforts Every
least better your present
intelligent consistent
the underprvieged Mechanical
ability; others ideas and inventions
Danish cheeruy take place In the world OF doer
Religion, education greatest aids
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
InfIammabIe Paint

IF YOU are having your home
painted this spring, remember
that the thinner used in paint is
flammable. Make sure paint
cans are tightly covered when
not in use, and do not keep them
IN the kitchen or near the fur
mace Paint-soaked rags should
be kept in metal containers, 10
prevent spontaneous ignition
sometimes incorrectly called
spontaneous combustion)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPER0N

MRS. JOSEPH w. FOX. Of
indianapolis, IS visiting her
daughter Mrs. John Car
Isle Wills ..
Several parties have been
given in her honor including
a luncheon al which Mrs. Ar
thur II. Bull was hostess
AZ her house in Kenwood road,
Crosse Pointe Farms and
luncheon given by Mrs. {.
Harold Wills al the Crosse
Pointe Club
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Reduce Slowly
Exercise Daily

Clear broths are included in
the reducing diet; cream soups
are forbidden. Macaroni. cereals
and bananas are no help. Good
drinks are buttermilk. unsweet-
ened lemonade, grapefruit juice.
Any woman can spare 10
minutes a day for calisthenics
that will make her look and
feel better.
Stand tall, chest up. hands
on hips and do the torso twist
10 strengthen the muscles OF
the midsection. Turn at the
waist line. swinging as far 10
the side as you can. Keep the
legs rigid. Six times TO thu
right, six 10 the left and repeat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
GAY HAVEN CLUB

Comedian Del Markee. who has
a reputation as a monologist, is
back as master of ceremonies at
Club Gay Haven. When not clown
ing, Del finds time to introduce
other acts among whom are Lee
Slade and Co., musical team; the
Whiting Sisters. tap dancers; and
Dorothy Mclean. Swingstress.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

Times photo
1t. and Mrs. Jack Rem
chard have left for the
West Coast for his reas-
signment after a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Renchard of the In
dian Village Manor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

Available
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WHITE POTATOES are eX-
pected to be in light supply the
next few weeks, but a good sup
ply of substitutes as sweet po-
tatoeS and rutabagas will be on
hand to help over this period.
Strawberries are more plenti-
full this week as they are arriv-
ing in quart baskets from the
fields of Tennessee along with
the pints from louisiana. The
demand is so great for this sea-
sonal fruit the price continues
high but is controlled by a cell
ing and it is possible by shop
ping you may find some selling
under the ceiling prices.
Rutabaea SouHle
~ cups boiled rutabagaS
, tablespoons butter or mar
garine
tablespoon minced onion
a teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon sugar
a teaspoon paprika
Few grains cayenne pepper
, beaten egg yolks
2 egg whites
- teaspoon salt.
Mash rutabagas. Melt butter
and saute onion until light
brown. Add rutabagas, q tea
spoon salt, sugar, paprika, cay
enne pepper, beaten egg yolks.
Cool mixture.
Beat egg whites and Il tea
spoon salt together. Fold into
above mixture. Place in creased
baking dish. Bake in moderate
oven 1925 degrees) for about %
minutes.
Filled Sweets
s sweet potatoes, well shaped
> tablespoons butter or mar
garine
= cup hot cream
2 teaspoon salt
l tablespoon sherry
Bread crumbs
Butter.
Bake potatoes until tender.
Cut them lengthWise into halves
and scoop out pulp. Add butter
or margarine, cream, salt and
sherry. Beat these ingredients
with a fork until they are fluffy.
Fill the shells and cover the top
with breadcrumbS. Dot with
butter. Bake in moderate oven
t375 degreeS) until brown.
Strawberry Ice
quart fresh Strawberries
a cup sugar
Il teaspoon salt
ls cup water
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
Cook Strawberries with sugar,
salt and water until tender.
Press through sieve, add lemon
juice and freeze in refrigerator
tray until firm. Scrape up thin
layers of mixture in tray with
an inverted spoon and beat back
and forth until texture is
smooth. Serve at once. Serves
six.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Reduce

BY HELEN FoLLETT

WHERE THERE is a will to
reduce, there is a way; simple
way, too; stop feeding your fat
cells and they'll go off and die.
Put your mind definitely on the
subject. You vow you will not
be tempted by the good things
of the table that you love and
that love you too well.
Fat is not merely an exterior
padding. 1t forms around the
heart, interferes with its mo-
tors. II weakens muscles.
Reduce Slowly
II woman is in good health
she can do a little experiment
ing on figure remodeling. II she
loses one pound a week, she IS
reducing fast enough.
Begin the day with fruit or
fruit juices, have a soft boiled
egg. unbuttered toast, coffee
without cream or sugar. For
luncheon, a green salad. toasted
rye bread, clear tea For din
ner, portion of lean meat or
poultry. two vegetables, clear
coffee. No gravy or rich sauces,
no desserts of any kind, no
candy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09

AZ ST. Josephat Church. May 80. 10 a. N.
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BARANSKI - Veronica, died May Y.
1g45, dear wife OF the late Ignatiuk,
dear mother OF Mrs. Mary BlAziJewtki.
Mrs' Anna. Anna sisIsosIn, Leo. Anthony
great grandchildren. Funeral saturday
8 80 a. m. from home. $500 Dubois. to
Sweetest Heart OF Mary Church. Russell
and Canneid. at 10 O'Clock. InteIment
At Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral Dt-
rector l. v. ChrLAnovSh.
CLAY-Jsmes B.: May o: at the home
of his nephew. Scott YacQuet. Marine
Bedore Clay. Funeral. wednesday. $50
a. m. from l2O57 Gnuot, and lo:l5
az St Anthony Church. Interment. Mt.
Elliott.
DE MEULESAERE-Marth May 6, age
46 residence 6O75 Malcolm, beloved
VALERIE. Mrs. Mary. hoaten, Mrs. julia
Coeck. Robert and Albert Psvsn OF
BesSeghem. Belgium. Funeral from the
Verheyden Funeral Home, le9oo MACK
20 our Lady Of Sorrows Church at 10.
Rosary. Tuesday evening AZ $50.
HOGAs-S1y 8. is45. Katherine A.,
beloved daughter OF the late John and
Margaret Hogan: dear sister OF Mira.
son, = Mrs. ne'Ssa Norman M' Srf, Berg wllia% (.
and Frank T. Hogan Funeral from
Thomas Lahey Funeral Home. e9io
Dexter, Wednesday at $50 a. m. ana
Visitation Church at 10 o'clock.
KISNEN-Peter J. OF Milford. Mich,
suddenly, May 5. Beloved husband OF
Mary; dear father OF Francis OF De-
troit. son OF John OF st. Joseph, Mo:
dear brother OF Leonard Of Detroit.
Henry. Mrs. A. V. Atha, Misses Mary
and Barbara Kinnen Of 81. Joseph ana
Miss Olympia OF 81. Louis Body at
RichArdSon-B Bird Funeral Home. Milford,
a. ST Mary'S Church. Milford Mich.
son Of Frances kawrocki and the late
Frank Sr.. dear brother OF Mrs. Joseph
Russell. Margaret, Mrs. Stanley Bart-
kieWicI, Joseph, Harry and Frank Jr.
Funeral "wednesday At q 30 a. m. from
the residence. $3.50 Traverse. and sts
Thomas Church At 10 q. m. Interment
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MeKAY-May 8. is45, Rose z. be-
loved wife Of AloySius Mckay. loving
Kay, dear daughter OF IgnatfNs and
Elizabeth Kempa dear sister OF Mrs
Eleanore Rich. Funeral Wednesday from
Joseph SafnOwski Chapel, Ass Camp
bell at Buchanan, e:lS a, m, ST.
Mary's OF Redford Church AZ 1000.
POHIe-Emily NJ, May s: beloved mother
q Mrs. Mildred Leath, MIRA Frank
Barney Pohl Ia grandchildren and -
Ereat-grsndehiidren survive. In state at
the home 4s32 Seybun until IL a. m.
wednesday. A. Trinity Evangelical
Church from noon until service hour.
2 O'Clock Wednesday. For further infots
Funeral Home. 425i Cas- ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Ten Indians
At Cass
By CHARLES GENTRY

YOU CAN take a number from
one to Ten Little Indians" and
you won't find a better murder
melodrama than the one which
opened at the Cass Theater last
night.
Agatha Christie's exciting
thriller in novel form has been
converted into one of the most
absorbing mystery plays since
Avery Hopwood got TO dramatic
work on Mary Roberts Rinehart's
story, "The Bat"
This has all the suspense one is
likely to find in a top flight movie
mystery, set 10 the frightening
music of some very intriguing dia-
logue.
But whether you've read the
story or not, you still have sew
eral surprises left that weren't
included in the original script.
The plot concerns itself with 10
people who find themselves
stranded on a desolate island off
the coast of Devon, England. Each
is unknown TO the other, but all
are guilty of some heinous crime
for the eXpiation Of which they
are invited to this cozy little
house party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
PENOBSCOT CLUB

Johnny DiCieeo's orchestra fur
nishes lifting musical arrange
ments for the vocal solos of Jane
Palmer, Ethel Howe and Julie
Saburn each night at the Penob-
scot Club.
During intermission, it's Ruth
Whelan offering her versions OF
sweet and popular song arrange
mentS
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Aniseonism Grows

Mama and papa and our Sun
day School teacher have told
us that we must love our
brothers and sisters. Personally
we have given little thought TO
the matter. Suddenly il bursts
upon us-we don't love our
little brothers and sisters. We
don't even want 10 love them.
And all we want is a chance 10
get even with them.
Later on comes that period
when we begin 10 include even
NOM and pop IN that an
tagonism. Perhaps there ~
someone-juSt one person In
the whole family-who under
stands us and plays fair. Just
one person we can trust. But
the rest might as we'll be head
hunting cannibalS.
Dad doesn't care for anything
but his business. Nom Is even
a greater disappointment. She
breaks every notion OF what an
ideal mother should be.
NOT Prepared
Mons and dads like JimS or
Bills do things for their kids.
Give a fella a hand instead OF
always saying, DON'T" or yell
ing, MOI when you try TO
borrow the family car.
So the feud grows, from 8 10
Is and over, into your twenties
perhaps through all your life.
Becomes more blank and bitter
every day largely because you
were never prepared for il
never dreamed that folks
weren't like those in a fairy
tale.
And there's where most of
our sentimental tradition shows
its bitter harvest.
The simple fact that you are
your fathers son or your
mothers daughter is noguaran-
tee that you will understand or
even like each other.
Although you and your
brothers and sisters were born
from the same body, it doesn't
imply that you have the same
tastes or that you are con-
genial 10 each other. And if we
could understand this fact we
would be saved an endless
amount of misunderstanding
and maladjustment in our fu-
ture years. But we don't under
stand il.
The simple healthy truth is
that all people are different
that you can't tag any
one with a rubber stamp, no
matter how near their blood
bond. And that il is unfortunate
but not unnatural if you and
your relatives fail 10 like each
other.
Change Of Ideas
Suppose your mother or
father falls short of your ideal?
Suppose a brother or sister
seems detestable That doesn't
mean that you or they have
committed a crime. You may,
not like your own particular
She may seem silly or
selfish or tyrannical. But if you
can't worship her as you ex-
pected TO, you can still rever-
ence motherhood in general.
You may have 10 substitute
mature dreams for infantile
ones but that needn't wreck
your life. 1t may even temper
and broaden your life if you
have the sense to accept it and
act upon it. And whatever your
disappointment or resentment,
you may achieye a real friend
ship some day with the mother
who didn't understand and the
.IgaT.I.I
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
ComicHeads
Floor Show
By WALTER STEVENSON

ROTUND BILLY VINE, Broad
way comedian, will head a new
revue opening Thursday at Lou
Walters Latin Quarter Club.
In support of Vine will be Rajah
Raboid, mind reader; Cardini.
magician and card manipulation;
Renee and Root, ballroom dancers;, I,
Ken Kelly, tenor; and the Quari
ter's permanent group of enterI(
tainers headed by maestro Sammy
Dibert.
On May %, Gypsy Rose Lee is
scheduled here for her first night
club engagement in five years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
FATE FOR ALL

As in the very old nursery
rhyme, each one meets his fate
in completely weird fashion,
until there are practically no little
Indians left TO face the final
music.
1t is a deftly contrived mys-
terry play, filled with tense mo-
ments and the adaptation for
stage play has been neatly
wrought.
This cast, in particular, is an
excellent one, although many Of
the parts are foolproof.
There's Robert Warwick as the
titled barrister who can't quite
figure out why he's been invited
TO this particular rendezvous. He
gives a tremendously impressive
quality to the whole proceedings.
Alexander Darcy is great as
the handsome adventurer who
stoutly maintains courage (even
though it isn't your own through
out three acts. He has a flair
for the excitement of the piece
which is truly eXhilirating and
certainly adds some light relief
TO the heaviest scenes.
Philip Tonge is another who
supplies few laughs when they
are most needed, while Toni Gil
man handles the hysterical scene
very well and Hunter Gardner
wins applause with his mad"
sequence.
The set is a good one, although
we wish they could fix it TO give
the backdrop more OF an illusion
of misty island isolation in per
SDectiVe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
PFC. ANTHONY sklBINskI

Rr- skIBINskI-Pfe. Anthony. killed
- In action on LuLon, March is. son
= OF Mrs AlvinA SkioinSki. Surviving.
5 sisters and brothers. Memorial mass
az ST. Josephst Church. May 80. 10 a. N.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-17
Special Procedures

Even more special procedures,
such as giving a hypodermjc, an
enema or Observing a@petIc pre-
cautions IN wound dressing. band
aging and the proper precautions
for nursing a communicable dis
ease, Do not require amy long APP
premiership in order to acquire
eNpcrtneSS.
The most difficult and hazardous
emergency the amateur uursy viii
have to meet VIII be to evaluatct the
patients symptoms and general
condition to know whether or not
she need call the doctor, but tins
is a department in which the pro
fcssionally trained nurse also
often falls down. and it depends
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Army Air Force Units
To Mark Anniversary
On August |

Gen. H. H. Arnold has designated
August / as Air Force Day.
Army Air Forces units through
out the world will observe the day
as the 38th anniversary of the
Signal Corps order creating the
Division of Aeronautics on August
l., 1907. Its purpose was Ito study
the flying machine and the posi-
bility of adapting it to military
purposes"
The Army's first flying field was
established at College Park, Md,
which was the worlds first mill
tary airdrome. The 14th student
assigned for flight training there
was Gen. Arnold, and with the
establishment Of the rank of mill
tary aviator he became one of the
first three officers to earn his wings.
The one captain and two enlist
ed men that comprised the first
Army air unit, started the ball roll
ing. 1t took time for the Air Corps
to reach sizable prewar proportions.
Purpose of Air Forces Day, the
War Department said last night,
is to focus attention on the mag
nitude Of air powers contribution
to victory in Europe and to the
task that lies ahead in the Allied
advance on Japan.
AS the anniversary approaches,
the Army Air Forces have reached
a peak of 100000 officers and men
and have dropped more than D.
100000 tons of bombs on the enemy.
Airfelds throughout the country
will keep open house and at all
overseas installations the day will
be observed where possible.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Toni 10 Henry's Husband
Shot 10 Death in Texas
BY the Associated Press.


DALLAS, july 16.-Claud Cow
boy Henry, husband of the late Toni
10 Henry, who died in the Louisiana
electric chair, and convicted slayer
of a policeman, was shot to death
here last night.
Police said Dallas cafe proprietor
shot Henry three times after Henry
had knocked the other man down
several times. Henry died soon
after arrival at Dallas hospital.
The slain man was granted a six
month reprieve from Texas prison
last April 18 by Gov. Coke Steven
son. Henry was serving a 50-year
sentence for the Staying of a San
Antonio policeman.
Henry's wife, Toni 10, was exc
cuted in Lake Charles, La, in 1912
for the Staying of an automobile
salesman.
The cafe proprietor surrendered to
the Dallas County sheriff's office fol-
lowing the shooting and was released
on 5000 bond.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
'0PA Sets Minimum Length
In Fur Coat Price Rule
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Fur coat manufacturers cannot
charge higher prices for shorter
coats, the OPA has decreed.
Fur coats now are specifically de-
fined to mean all fur garments %
inches long or longer" OPA said
yesterday in announcing regulation
changes, so that manufacturers
cannot circumvent their highest
line price limitations"
The original language made it
appear that fur coats were garments
So inches long and longer" the an
nouncement said, "but the highest
price limitation was never designed
to permit shorter coats to sell at
higher prices than longer coats.
"Today's action makes it clear that
'strollers' and other short pieces are
subject to the cutoff prices"
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands of sufferers from the torturiua
pains due to rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neuralgia and neuritis-are mighty happy over
their discovery of NORITO. Now they have
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peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and try
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very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your satisfaction-your money will be
refunded. Don't suffer See your druggist todaH
snd get NORITO on this guarantee.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

ence. This fact alone should give
her more poise and minimize her
embarrassment and mental anx-
iety. .Tampax appeals especially
to war workers or yacationists who
dress in slacks or shorts. With
Tampax there is complete free
dom from the bulky pin-and-belt
harness worn with external pads.
Tampax is quick to change and
easy to dispose of, either at home
Evening star., 1945-07-16

OlCUl I'LL . CSo,
or a cute dog or
baby. But those
are thin g
these days to a
scene showing
an actor tucking
away a steak or
a platter of fried
chicken. And no
b o b b y = soxers
e yer screamed
louder over ST.
natra than some
movie fans over
just seeing corn
on the cob with
butter) in tech
Evening star., 1945-07-16

Talent scouts keep watching the
Hollywood restaurants in the hope
of seeing visiting beauty contest
winner eating steak or chop. Then
they sign the steak or chop.
So wait, folks, for the big movie
hits, coming soon, like Little Old
New York Cut" 'The Dessert Song, f"
and cali Baba and the Forty
Beeves."
Evening star., 1945-07-16

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and the other continents !. Made
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drug stores and notion counters
in 8 absorbency-sizes Regular,
Super, Junior. Months supply
will go into your purse. Economy
box holds 4 months average
supply. Tampax Incorporated,
Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

or in public restrooms.
Butmost importanto Of
all, in hot and humid
weather, is the ab-
sence of chafng and
odor. With Tampax
no sanitary deodor-
ant is required.
Tampax was per-
fected by a physician
and is used by many
nurses-besides the
millions of other won-
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Oracle Aliens
Comments

I can remember when all you had
to do to make movie audience
"ooooh" and "aaaah" was to show
nice long romantic kiss. or Marlene
Evening star., 1945-07-16
It really takes a Woman who
can use her own Imagination
/ In the case of Tampox, imagination I
Lis better than detaiIed description

ONLYa a woman can
appreciate what
the invention of Tam
pax means to her
while passing through
those certain days.
of the month-espe-
cially in the warm
weather season. This
mo dern form of
monthly sanitary pro-
lection is soorn inter
ndlly-and the User is
not aware of its pres