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For Job PnntIng of the better kus&call Groue POinte PrIntIng Co, 15121KerC"hevaI Lenox 1162.

The ch Idren of the Trombly schoolwill 'ho d a ~ea for the r parents andfr ends on the last day of summerschool August 19 at"2 0 clock Enter ..tamment ,\111 nclude a spec1al verSIonof Snow \Vhlte attcl The SevenDwarfs, a101'1g V>lth several other se"techo"'~ pt"ese,.,ted b t~e d"awatl,. c1 bunder the superv ~lOn of 1IJ ary Rey.nolds pia) ground dIrector

Mary Louth and Jack e Gosser Willact as hostesses fa~d all th.. chtldrertcord ally lllVlte you to atlepd

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James Barrett vlOltmst "\\111be the ,"OlO1pon

sored by the Loy~ Club composed ofemployees of Leod D Case Secretary,

(Of State WIll be beld aboard the StrPut m Bay \Vedn esday evel1111gAug-ust 24 The boat wlll leave from thefoot of First stn~et at 8 30 0 clockMUSICfor danc1l1efWIll be prOVided by IDave Diamond a bd hIS orchestra anda splendid floor SI~OWWill be offered IFelix FrllllifeoisNow

Offe!is New ServiceThe most comJ)lete 'geauty serV1ce 1U

DetrOlt IS now avaIlable at the FelIxFranCOIS Beau} Ealon In the Punchand Judy Th~;,tre bUIldmg, mcludmg.:;uch popular l)11novahons as aIr cool-mg health :tr .ftssages for circulatIOn,stlmulat on a td reducmg under theskllled hands of Madame Mane amember of t 'he \flchlgan Society ofMassage and PhysIO Therapy

He IS also Ipleased to announced the! eturn of

Raymond Garemmck 15 years old of3930 Neff road owes hiS 1fe to a newlypatented lIfe belt mv onted by Clarence V McGu re of 16!>l30 Village LaneCity of Grosse pomte

On Wednesday A fgust 10 Garemmck was sWlmmmg at the Clty ofGrosse Pomte park ;In rather roughwater when he was s elzed With crampsand began smklng liTe called for helpand Mr Hugh Clarkl a member of thestaff of hfeguards aM the park Immedately went to the re KU,e

HIgh school pupIls recently commgto Grosse Pomte from other schooldIstncts are urged by Charles LeaVIttaSSIstant hIgh school prmclpal to complete enrollment arrangements durmg:the commg two weeks These arrangements may be made at the h1gh schad!office 11 Grosse Pemte boulevard cot"ner of FIsher road, on Mondays toFrIdays from 8 00 a m to 4 00 p inand on Saturday from 9 00 a m to12 -00noon startmg Monday August 22

Pupils takmg advantage of thls opportuntty for early enrollment Will bewtefit from more mdlvtdual attentIon thancan be gtven dunng the rush of theopentng days of school

Mr LeaVItt has arranged to be athIS offIce regularly dunng thiS twoweek per10d as an accommodation tothose who WIll be benefitted by thesearrangements

There wlll be a ball game Fnday even1ng at Netghborhood Club betweentwo po'l4t teams to determme best 10players So ball players report not Iclter than 6 P m

Delegates to Wayne County CouncIlwere the reCIpIents of a grand receptlon Monday even10g after the meetmgat a bIrthday party given by Gust Lammerdmg who stlll contends he has notrea.ched hIS thIrties

Have you been to the club roomsto:! enjoy the cool temperature theseho t evenings Better come over you 11fim 1

Majority at Polls

SIX hundred thirty five voters ofGrosse Pomte Park turned out to express thelr e Ii

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VOL 12-No 52

Local Youth Scoresas Talented Artist

A pubhc hbrary branch to furmsh posed location agamst the standardsbadly needed hbrary faclhtles Ior of the Amencan LIbrary ASSOCIationGrosse Pomte Park IS to be mcluded and WIth the Judgments of 'Other ex-In the proposed new .1unlOT hlgh school perts In hbrary plannmg and feel thatIt was announced by the Board of the proposed location 15 exoellent WeEducation today Actmg in response Idre especIally glad that a finanCIal sav-to frequently expressed requests from I mg tS pOSSIble, In VIew of the otherreSidents of the western portlon of the bUIldmg needs In the school dtstrtct"school dlstnct the school board decided to take advantage of the prob The mam portlon of the pubbc 111able locatlon of the proposed Juntor rary accordmg to the preltmmaryhIgh school which IS hIghly central to plans WIll have an area of about 6Jtncorporate a large branch library to

d feet by 74 feet ThiS space Will Intake the place of the crowded an Indude the portlon assIgned for childrenadequate quarters tn the Grosse Pomte

Park Mumclpal buddIng If the Board 5 and Juvemle uses apart from schoolplans are real1zed the pubhc hbrary actlvitles which wlll be handled by thewlll be on the northwest corner of the school hbrary upstaIrs and WIll alsoproposed site at the corner of Somer I nclude the workroom a small officeset and Kercheval ThiS wlll place the chargIng desk card catalogs vertIcalhbrary at a POInt very acceSSIble to files and the large adult readmg spacethe general publlc tn the Park andio In It WIllalso mclude the entrance lobbya portlon of the bmldmg WithIn a few Through uttltzatlon of what wouldfeet o£ the Kercheval Avenue sldewalk otherWise be wasted space m a dead

PI k d t b D k a d end corndor a small stock room Willans wor e ou y ernc nG b h t t t A Ith open directly mto the hbrary An adam er, arc I ec s 111 co opera 1 n wth h 1 d t t 11 f r a jommg class room 10 the Juntor highe sc 00 a mmls ra Ion ca a I

t t f th .treet dl school has been placed so that outSIdelepara e en rance rom e btl t th 1b Th 11be of school hours tt can be used y therec y 111 0 e I rary ere W1 d

11 1b f t d t the ,ltbrary for story hour purposes ana sma 1 rary or s u en s on other meetm ssecond floor ThiS w1l1 make tt pos g&lble to devote the pubhc library en The Grosse Pomte Board of Educatlrely to public uses and at the same hon has made apphcatlOn to the P Wtime Qbtam the substanttal econonlles A for an outrIght grant of $3951000010 or1gmal constructIOn cost heatmg The proposed bUl1dmg whIch would beand Jamtonal serVIce that Will result financed by thiS SU!tland by local revfrom havmg the library m the same enues, would mclude the costs of theburldmg Dr E R ¥anKleeck super I erectlOn and eqUtppmg of the pubhcintendent of schools saId Ihbrary , Charles A Parcells preSident

The hbrary staff whiCh has made a of the school board saId todayI Honorable Prenhss M B row n

careful study over a penod of years of Ithe residentlal addresses of the book Umted States Senator and Honorableb t th d ff t b I. Louts C Rabaut, Congressman for thiSorrowers a e 1 eren ranc esconSIders that thIS IS almost an Ideal I dlstnct, have been gtvmg the Boardlocatl-On for the much needed branch' mvaluable assistance WIth ltS P W AMISS Florence Severs head of the pub apphcahon Mr Parcells sa dllC lIbrary staff for the school dIstrtctsald today when mtervIewed by theGrosse F0111teReView

•We are dehghted at the prospectand know that the patrons 10 the Parkarea Will be equally pleased she added"'Ve have checked carefully the pro

An exhib tlon of 40 new palntl11gs byDetro tart s '" has d.tely ope ec topublic VIew 1!1 the loan exhlbItion gal1enes of Russell A Alger House t~eGrosse POl11te branch of the DetrOitInshtute of Arts located at 32 LakeShore road The exh1bltIon wh ch together WIth the rooms contalnl11g thepermanent Itahan Renaissance coHechon ts open free to the publtc every-day but Monday from 1 unttl 5 p mand Sunday ""rou 2 unt1 6 p m wlJ1remam until September 18

Those who follow the work of DetrOitartIsts 10 the annual Mlchlgan artists

~;m=;ummm~~~llllllllllnH show the constantly changmg exhlbIH W' G ft tlon at the. ArtIsts Market and the.: arnlng to rosse - student shows at the Arts and Craftsili Pointe Residents Ii will find the present offering an ocJoe Leach the eleven year old son of :;; it

the famous drugglst at CharlevOIX and i,'l' -H I caS10n for congratulatton to the exhlblAuto thIeves are actIve In the A tors Those who encounter m thiS showLakepomte avenues ISa talented young •• ~

artIst and hIS chalk talks are m great i Grosse POInte area. We cannot ii the work of these artists for the firstdemand at the summer recreahonal .: too strongly urge every auto :: tIme Will be mtngued to watch theIreenters i owner to remove keys from the -If development In the future The great

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: car, and lock garage doors as a maJonty of the pamtmgs are lent byas r1 ay a eruoon e gave oneof hIS chalk talks at the Defer school protect1ve measure Several auto .. ft the artlsts themselves and have beenand It was hIghly approved of by the mobiles have been stolen recently Icarefully selected from theIr studtos to

ii when owners have neglected to represent the most SignIficant of theIryouth of the vlclmty who attended the •

talk remove theIr car keys • recent work Five canvases m the ex

A f h D F P "'he pol,ce departments cf tho :: hIbItIon have returned m the last fews a guest 0 t e etrolt ree ress I uh I 1 f h lk b var,ous v.llage. a.k the co-opera- ,", days from New York where they weree 1as given severa 0 t ese ta s ef I F P "on of Ihe e.t.zons ,n cop,ng -th ii mcluded tn the ThIrd Annual Exhlblore young groups at t le ree ress L 00£ n:Fresh Air Camps meetmg WIth very ~ the situation Your co operation •• twn of Amencar!') Art at Rockefeller

,1, Wlil reduce th,. form of 'h,overy Ii,. Center These had been chosen toenthus1astIc receptions Thls young , Ld fi I h I

i:' con.,derably 'Iio: stand for the best m contemporaryarttst IS e mte y on t e road to success • MIchIgan art 111 a national exhlbltton I________________ ..;_::_I!_n_l_ll_U_I-_II_II_r_,I_IM__ :*;~:~S",j>~~",j>.ll__ll_llUllllll___ The VISItor wIll be struck not on1pr

T 1. F' S I by the rIch dIverSIty of style whlC'hrave In all' ty e these 14 artists have developed but bythe equally varied chOIce of subjljectmatter and the remarkably mdlvuflualmood 111 whIch each IS concetved

DetrOIt artists have travelled 'WUdelyfor their themes There are landpcapesof New England Greece Hungal"Y andFrance as well as of Mlchlgaut eachof them dlffermg as much 111CO! cephonand mterpretatlon as In the subjectmatter Itself There are portraIts andfigure studIes flower pieces at! d themesdrawn from the ballet Others havebeen msplred by the sea am:l the genreof our darp eXIstence as well as by thenever fallmg subject of SltllJhfe

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Life Saving Device Demonstrated

Sitting pretty In the ricksha Is Zoe Dell Lantis, model for the 1939Golden Gaie Inteu"d 0 r I ei pes f an d t:en I'ranc :::0, CdIi' as RuthPeterson, l:!,llCU "'1 e-l:G:::> on hezt J, t.,}res 'ter for a spm aro~d TreasuJebland, site of tile world'. faU' of tho West.

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tor second, and Ruth Ogden, thIrd Theblue rIbbon for the younger girls wuwon by HeIdI Flannery, second by Bar-bara Rebl1lard, and thltd, BeverleyWarmmgton Winners of tht begin-ners group, Includmg walkmg and trot-'1mg, were Peggy Burden, BarbaraOgden, and Beverly Bryant In themusIcal chalrs, Dorothea Townsend,Betty Proctor and Janet McKenZlIrode off WIth the honors

Rldmg IS one of the favorlte tamppastimes the eight horses bemg In useas much as pOSSIble Campers areespeCIally enthusiastlc about eartymornmg, breakfast and supper rides

Gondolas, ba1comes and puppet showsmarked July SO al Venellan Nlghl Heldon the waterfront, a. puppet show ofFlno-echio WIth the puppets made andoperated by the girls themselves \Vasgiven by members of Pme Ledge U11JtThen three boats decorated With leavesand poled by gondohers appeared andstopped under a balcony !hade from thehie guard tower Here Ellen Hooper

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thIS trIp are experIenced canoeIstsAmong camp ViSItors thIS week \Va~

Mrs Frank Couzens a member of thecamp council board The next VHittmgday wlll be Sunday July 31 from 2to 5 p In

Last Day For Registration

UP THE LADDER TO FAME

To. the Qualified Electdrs of the Cityof GrGsse Pointe, Wayne Co.,Mich.

Vl!ednesday, August, 24th

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that regis-tration of qualified electors in the City of GrossePomte will be held every day at the City Clerk'soffice, 17150 Maumee Ave., from 9:00 a. m. until,4:30 p. m. (Saturdays, 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon), up00 and including

If .you have not voted during the past two (2) years you are reoquired to re-register, under the Permanent Registration Act •

Nlm YORK-It took Ross McKeeof the New YorkDally News 35 mlnutes to ClIMb to tl1.etop of the 700 foot Trylon on tlle grounds of the NewYork World's Fair 1939 Once up he S

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Mt. Olive Lutheran

r~Two little victims of the recent devastating tornado in Texas, whe

\'4ere made orphans when theIr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rutledgeof Clyde, Texas, were kIlled by the VIOlentstorm The famIly was driVingtheir ear to a neig1'lbofl;. g ~ Olm cellar "het" caught by the wmd kIllIngthe parents and hurlmg the chlldren a quarter of a 11'1.11eaway mto a4ltch filled WIth water

The LIttle Whlte Church Aroundthe Corner Radnor a\ enue (Lmcolnroad) at Mack a>enue F ESternpastor

Sunday school at 9 30 a mDIVine serv ces at 10 45 a mA cordlal welcome awaits )OU at Mt

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Girl Scout Camp News(Contmued from Page Two)

sang 0 Sale MlO accompamed by thegIrls m the boats

Pets of the camp are five week oldrabblts Found on a nelghbonng farmand half drowned from a cloudburstone of the tmy thmgs was broughtback to hfe by Mtss Berlllce Wlegoldwaterfront head, who practiced mlnIature artifiCIal resplratron on the rabbttThe WmdJammer umt has adopted thewatfs each tent takmg one for a mascot At present the bunmes are bemgfed every three hours wlth milk from a

Pspoon, and the gIrlS are determmed to

et750 raise them to full grown rabblts676 Sunday July 3"1 marked the openmg

5171 of the thJrd penod for Camp Metamorag~I \\lth over 100 ne~pers armmgAugust 8

Pet Eight girls and three cou 1selors from832 ---

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If you have not registered during the past two (2) years, you arerequired to re.register.

If you are not registered, of if you have moved from the addressat which you resided when registering, you are required to registeror have your registration transfered.

For your convenience, the office of the Township Clerk will beopen from 8:00 a. m., to 8:00 p. m., on August 24th, 1938.

Registration may be made with the Village Clerk in the Villagein which you live, prior to August 24th, 1938.

Registering and transferring of registration at the office of theTownship Clerk in the Municipal Building at Maryland and EastJefferson Avenues in the Village of Grosse Pointe Park will continueevery day from 9:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m., (Saturdays, 9:00 a. m. to1:00 p. m.) up to and including August 24th, 1938.

To the Qualified Electors of GrossePointe Township, Michigan.

'Mmd" Will be the subject of theLesson Sermon lU aU Christlan SClencechUl ches throughout the world on Sun.day August 21

The Golden Text (J oh 36 5) 15 Behold~ God IS mighty and desptseth notany he 15 mighty In strength and WISdem'

Among the BIble cItatIons 15 thiSpassage (Rom 11 33) 0 the deptb ofthe fiches both of the Wisdom andknowledge of God I how unsearchableare hIS Judgments and hiS ways pastfindIng out 1

Correlatlve passages to be read f"OMthe ChnstIan SCIence textbook Selence and Health WIth Key to the SCriP

BeesPilotsTromblyHornetsWolvermes

OaksM111erMIdgetsRedsEaglesArrowsl11dlans ..WaspPlratesLIOns

Christian Science

MIllersDeVIlsvarmmtsBuffsComets

DevilsFarmsVerdoncktParksShoresBucsLochmoor

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PLAY -OFF SERIESNatlonal League

W L PetFour Aces 2 0 1000TrOjans 2 0 1000Yanks I I 500Samts 1 1 500Nottmgham 0 2 000Red Seal 0 2 000

Games Thursday August 18TrOjans vs Samts at MalreFour Aces vS Yanks at Trombly

AmerIcan LeagueWL

C Y 0 2 0Holy Name 1 1Royal Aces 1 1Grosse Pomte 1 1DeVan I IOrtolf 0 2

Games Thursday~ August 18Grosse POInte vs DeVan at DeferRoyal Aces vs Holy Name at Defer

SenIor Hard BanW L T P

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Hard BallWLIS 513 611 105 136 16

MIdlet Hard BanWL16 36 3

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Grosse Pointe tures" by Mary Baker Eddy, mc1ude I Camp Metamora, Detro}t GIrl ScoutII

the followmg (p 275) Dwme meta camp returned to camp Saturday AugIJSoftba League pbYS1CS as revealed to spmtual uncler lust 6 from a four day canoe tnp on the

standmg shows clearly that allIS Mmd I Au Sable RIver Durmg the tnp wh chand that Mm..d 15 God ommpotence started on Wednesday from Gray11l1g,ommpresence ornmSClence -that 1S all the four canoe loads covered over 55power all presence all SCience Hence mIles on the flyer The first nIght out,all IS In reahty the mamfestatlOn of the gIrls encountered a severe had'l\,1md storm al d were forced to take refuge

In a nearby cabIll Cont1numg the nextmorn ng and paddling thetr own ca-noes the group took the raptds 10 theriver without a mishap

The canoe sts showed themselveschefs as well planmng and cookmgthe r own meals On the last day, re-turnmg to GraylIng the party made anexcurSlO11 to the HartWick Pmes stateforest returnmg from there to thecamp

Travel seems to be the rage at Meta-mora thIS penod Deep \Voods andPme Ledg~ Units are sendmg some ofthe girlS on gypsy tnps, startmg Mon-day and Thursday Travehng In thecamp stat on wagon the girls plan togo mto Canada, other than that thedestmattons are unknown

Campers staYll1g at camp have founda new cuhnary thrrll M embers of twoof the older units have bu It their ownbeanholes and have cooked and sel;'vedthelr own beanhole beans The g rahave been besetged wIth requests for111VltatlOllsand the expenment 15 a de-c ded success

Books was the theme tlSed at the all.camp campfire Saturday mght held atthe SIde of the mam lodge Each umtpicked one of Its fai-onte books anddramahzed a cutting of It before theother umts Interests of a Wide var etywere shown from Wmme the Pooh toCaptams Courageous Other books used

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Neighborhood ClubActivities

Messiah LutheranSoutheast corner of Kercheval and

Lakewood avenues A H A Loeberpastor, 1434 Lakewood avenue Tetephone Lenox 2121

'The Lord s Cry Over Jerusalemwlll be the subject to be treated lU thesermon next Sunday August 21 Theservice w111 begm at 10 a m TheSunday School WIll meet at 9 0 clock

Read the breezy paragraphs of MaryJane Stoetzel for InterestIng ell!el!tsmPOIl'lte Revlew~ 15121 Kercheval Ave

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Results of games play~d August 9Annts Furs 4, Trogens 0VIkmgs 0, St Ambrose H N 9Grace 6, Samts 0Results of games played August 10Devans 5, Royal Aces 2Lauretta Tavern 4 Shamrocks 0Ortolf.Verbrugge 4 Four Aces 2St Ambrose C Y a 7 I Grosse

PaIUte 1Results of games played August 14Trogens 9 Paramount 2Grace 5 St Ambrose H N 4Saints 2, Vtkmgs 1

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Bring in your film before 3o'clock; back the next day at3 o'clock

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Call us for alarm clock de-liveries, We set the clockand deliver when you wantto serve it.

FilmsPrinted

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look brown under a m!croscopebut when the bIrd tiles 10 the hghtthey look blue

Retam Chum on AntIquesCaltfo"ma OW"1ers of a"ltlques who

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HabIts of BearsSeveral kInds of bears are noted

for theIr habIt of sleepmg duringthe wmter The KodIak bear usesa cave In whlch to spend the Wln.ter months KodIak bears havebrown fur and sometImes are called"Alas~a brown bears 'They are thelar.... ... ",..,..1., the bear fl"'111Iy.

LADIES' YOU ARE INVITEDto a free demonstratIon of the 1"1ngroller reducing machme You Will 1:)eunder no obligatIons We also featurecahlnet baths With alcohol rub for $100

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Ladles' Haircutting - New Stylet

OUI'hair styles are fashionable and pcpu-lar-yet inexpensive Styles created WithInc1IVlduahtyand persollahty.

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thIckened Add salt, pepp.er, onIon, or until done Cool Cover each cake Avocado Frutt Salad IncludespImento and potatoes and reheat Let WIth Vamlla. Butter ICIng 2 avocadosstand over hot water for ten mmutes The foIlowlng menu 1S a delectable 4 sltces of pmeappleIf pOSSIble before servmg Serves SIX combmahon that WIll wm you countless 1 cup cherrIes

To prepare Peach Supreme use admIrers among the vegetable advo Scrape the avocado out wlt}\3 cups canned peaches cates melon ball scooper, makmg smal11 banana Celery Tomato Nut Roll DIce the pmeapple and cut cherrl12 marshmallows Potato ChIps halves MIX together and senre:% cup coffee cream Avocado Frmt Salad crISp lettuce lel}ves Top wtth daDIce the peaches shee the banana I Gmgerbread and Whlpped Cream mayonnal5'e \

and cut the s!tces mto halves and cut Iced Coffee Gmgerbread IS a de11clous 6ldmarshmallows In eIghts WhIp coffee Celery Tomato Nut RoIl IS made by onte made by usingcream and fold In frult usmg 2 cups sdted Swansdown cak~ t

A good rec1pe for vanIlla cup cakes 1 tablespoon salt (scant) 2 teaspoons Calumet bakmg pow~IS 1 tablespoon grated omon r.i teaspoon soda

12 3 cups Sifted Swandown cake flour 2 tablespoons melted butter 2 teaspoons gtnger1% teaspoons Calumet bakmg powder 1 tablespoon grated cheese 1 teaspoon CInnamon1 3 butter or other shortenmg 2 eggs, well beaten % teaspoon salt1 cup sugar 1}4 cup bread crumbs 1-3 cup butter or other shortenm«2 eggs, well beaten 1:% cup stramed tomatoes }/z cup sugar% cup mIlk r.l C1Jpchopped nut meats 1 egg, wen beaten1 teaspoon Parke DaVIS Vantlla Ex 1 cup celery, cut fine 2 3 cup mol/sses

tract CombIne saIt, onIon, butter cheese ~ cup sour mllk or buttermtIk51ft flour once measure, add bakmg bread crumbs, nut meats and celery I Slit flour once, measure, add baku

powder and s1ft togetqer three hmes Add combmatlon to tomato Jutce MIX powder soda, spIces and salt, and sCream butter thoroughly, add sugar together WIth the beaten eggs Shape together three ttmes Cream but~gradually, and cream together untt! mto a loaf and bake In a well-greased thoroughly add !lugar gradually, a1hght and fluffy Add eggs, then flout' bakmg tlU Serve wtth Parsley Sauce cream together until hght and :f!~:Halternately wlth mllk, a small amount Parsley Sauce 15made by meltmg two Add egg and molasses, then flour,! aat a tIme Beat after each addlt10n tablespoons butter In sauce pan and ternately" Ith mIlk, a smatI amountunbl smooth Add flavormg Pour blendmg wtth two tablespoons flour a tIme Beat after each addttIon ~nmto greased cup cake pans 1ilbng them Add one cup of mIlk, one tablespoon ~mooth Bake m a greased pan, 8x!about two-thirds full Bake In moder. lemon JUIce, and two tablespoons of ibchesl In moderate oven (350 dtgreate oven (375 degrees F) 20 mmutes, chopped parsley .F) 50 mmutes or untIl done

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"Jai.Alai," Ball Game,Ilt1vals the Bull Fight

I'JaI-alaIl ' better known as j peIota" (meanIng ball lD SpanIsh), l4a game somewhat SImIlar to handball, WhIChongmated m the BasqueprovInces of France and Spam Inparts of Spam, It Tlvals bull fights InpopularIty, says a wrIter In the DetrOlt News OrIgmally Upelota ' wasplayed WIth hand, naked or gloved,or WIth a stlck, but now a stoutbasket.work gauntlet, called a Uces•tus' or Hcmstera" IS used Thisbasket, a Basque inventIon firstused at Ascam, France, revolutIonIzed the game by Increasmg the propellmg power of the players and thecarrymg force of the ban

The game may be played eIthermdoors or outdoors and reqUIres acement comt, 200 feet long and 65feet wl'de, wIth at least two walls36 feet!nllh Four walls may beused There are usually four play-ers and am.ong the profeSSIonals aremen who hMcvedone lIttle else SInceboyhood. The ball IS of soM rub-ber J small Hd \\pelghs about fourounces !)luring play, the ball ISbounded ffS1n wall to HcestuS" andmust be k,pt in mohon. The gam.eIS very ~~r In the Basque prov-inces, :;pam, Cuba and South Amer-Ica Aceol'dlng to the AmerIcanaEncyclopepla, HIt IS elalmed for tlusgame that It requIres a better eye,more speed, actIVIty and surer con-trol over every muscle of the bodythan any other sport U

By MARY KATHLEEN EBNER

0rilrImI 61ass Bottles "alDableIt has been commonly acknowl

edged that glass bottles, shortlyafter theIr lDvenhon, wer\!" HworththeIr weIght tn bold U But an ItemIn the AmerIcan Magazme mdicatesthat these transparent contaInerswere valued much more hIghly thanthe yellow metal In old Egypt,where a prIce of $3 500 000 was setand paId on one glass bottle OrIgI.nally made only by master crafts-men and used In the packagIng cdrare ..attars and cosmetlcs, glass.ware reqUIred 40 centUrIes of studyand refinement to reach Its present superIorIty and mexpenSIvenessThe common foodstuff bottles onour shelves today are more perfectby far than the crude bottles oflong ago-yet they cost us practI-cally nothmg I

Ancestry of Cameo in DoubtThe earhest ancestry of the

cameo WIll always be a matter ofconJecture accordmg to CYrIl Davenport of the British museum whosebook, j Cameos," IS the Illurmnatlngresult of extenslve study and research But for really skIlled workwe need not go farther back than tothe EgyptIan scarabs, WhICh wereseals WIth the backs cllt mto thesemblance of the sacred beetle Theoutlme of the scarab cameo perSIst-ed for a long tIme.

st Glles Cathedral HistoricSt GIles cathedral, standIng on

the hne of the j Royal MIle '-thatmedIeval street WhICh leads fromcastle to palace 171 EdInburgh-hasbeen the scene of many Importantevents In the past of the ScottIshcapital The walls have echoed thethundermg'S of John Knox, the re-(ermer, and It was here, accordIngto tradItIon, that one Jenny Geddes,In 1637, flung a stool at the Dean ofEdInburgh as a protest against IhtIDtroduct "'1'" J