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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Lore Thy Neighbour

Two radio comedians. Fred Allen
and Jack Benny, with the valuable
and almost indispensable aid OF
one Rochester offer an amusing
bit Of screen entertainment under
the title. Love Thy Neighbor."
The picture is the feature attrsc-
ton on a new bill which opened
yesterday at the Rialto theater.
The plot, as you may have guess
%. Is later installment Of the
radio feud which Allen and Benny
have carried on tfor the benefit
~ Allen and Benny these many
months a plot which put TO
shame the verbal smuggling Of Wal
ter winchell and Ben Bernie.
In spite Of the fact that
Jack Benny rs q screen actor
10 - artificial rs the trim
mings on a Christmas tree,
Love Thy Neighbor" has
much to recommend II to
those who are looking for
laughs.
There's Fred Allen who does
0 much better job of screen acting
than his radio rival, Mary Martin
Of My Heart Belongs TO Daddy
fame. Verree Teasdale, The Merry
Macs, Virginia Dale and a flock
~ pretty girls who are always
essential m any picture in which
Benny and Allen appear beauty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

TIE outsates- . tale sheas .
rrsesssiar.r without . ssxf.s ~hs
psrseFms saTes .r.s tns sr-sf
msn sf meaicsns ~.xres tnssr
ss.a. ant ncaru-t Ne s~r>
has her popular -4th .aassns~.
ard srities sns v s~s always
preved . spls.<sa s<si-s vessess
for IT. stars
Thst nsrsisrsl plays eff~r nns
dramatic opportunities n players
q generally true paneFt pcnsts
steck scared - . ne~ sifn after
NJ. psrfrrmsnee - ~ Andrews
N TIVE citadel Paul NUM- /.
identified sita sse Immortal rss-
seus. ard ire i..s famous hut EN-.
any e~ssslnns little doctor" "
we Are Not Alon. Rsosia
Cclmsn made eiarms history IN
"srrowsmlsh= 80 ID cisss ossis
IN Men In White
The Outsider 10 NJ sscersl.r
20 IN. rifle - medical films being
popular snd winning sreiaim Foe
their stars Tears sfo. the rising
Young srtfe~ ksthsrsas carnsll.
vas hsle-i ~ A~s ~sy - fame ny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Ihe Outsider Opens Today AS Rieras Feature Aftracio
Movie Salaries Aren't True indication
OF Stars Drawing Power al Box Office

fes N. Rcx offie. chsmrsen shen
you sensider slng Crosey Ne :
On the popularity ust 1ast sxnsd
. n<~ deal with Paramount which
sill paw ham about sTeo coo for
four pletnrss . yea. nesnns Dur
eln Gel. .eeut See 90 ard earns
every dime 81 v. Gtsger Rogers.
whose RIO eentrset .xrlr>s Nsy
l. 10 demanding = ns~ ds.i At
tiso oco . picture ard c.,y tee -
them . year
WHATS ANN
SHERIDAN NoATN-
Now. Il Ginger Roger. and Car
ole Lombard ran rst siso 600 .
Ticker. or aecut $1,000 . week
while working. hos much ~csilt
you say Ann sheridan 70 worth :
In the Motion Picture herald pol.
Miss sheridan ~ss enly enc place
behind Miss Rogers ss q hox office
attraction. and IA places shesd a
Aiss lombard
Rut Ann shsrsdanHs salary 10
$500 a week II ~ouh he. o. least.
N she we're not still 90 suspension
with no salary Of all several
weeks ago. exhausted nv a success
sion ~ pictures which followed
each other ~ closely that some.
times she didn't have time 10 read
the new script 10 get an idea 81 the
role. Comply Ami. went home
and sent word TO the Rnothefs
Warner that she would b pleased
To resume her toil under . new
contract calling for 5000 = week
or less. n they'd let her make ons
picture q year at another studio
There have been numerous con.
ferences between studio executives
and Miss sheridsns sgsnt Tho
company has offered = $3.50 weekly
bonus. which could he stopped At
any time N also has mentioned
$1,000 as . possible sslary. hut
Annie isn't interested She's Won
derinr n II wouldn't ee run 10 70
hack 10 rsxss and teach school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Wait For Ne!

Barbara Bennett. former actress
and sister OF film stars Joan and
Constance Bennett. Is entertaining
the plea of her singer husband.
Morton Downey, TO delay filing a
divorce or separate maintenance
suit until he has had a chance 10
talk to her personally. He tele-
phoned her from New Orleans and
said he would fly 10 her in Holly
wood this week. She had disclosed
her decision TO file suit but de
clned To give any reason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

MI t.NkH tttS. tteh 4
Legislative ard educational cam-
nslEn sEsinst production AMI uss
~ mar uans In Utah ~ss launched
rec.ntly ~ tho womsn's t>sis-
lstis. eenneil here ire sesion
followed discovery - msrnans
fields in three Utah eo..ntiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Seeks Land for New
Portland Shipyards
PORTLAND

PORTLAND Attorney II r
Morton. Oakland. Calf. was In
Portland 10 begin the securing ~
approximately 100 acres If land
IN which the new Oregon ship
building corporation viii construct
yards
The corporation v1ii lease about
81 acres u land lying near tire
municipal terminal from the Port
land commission Of public docks
and viii purchase outright Il
acres from the Marx +. Miller
estate. Morton said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
RO>IrsFS-RIT
No RfASE.

That's stili true. generally. even
in this DAY Of almost unhreakable
contracts Yet the contract Is IN
instrument Of a LOT Of odd shenani-
gans. I could name YOU an able
and popular actor Of five years
experience who's still working for
approximately three times truck
drivers pay lie ought 10 be get
ting about $500 a week by orii-
nary Hollywood standards. and it's
true the studio occasionally gives
him handsome bonuses But the
company will not raise his contract
wage So he has 10 he a very good
little boy to get his bonuses. work
ing all the time and taking any
roles the studio hands him.
Take Mickey Rooney There's =
lad who's beginning 10 get up in
the dough. But he's still a long
way from salary commensurate
with his box office popularity. The
Motion Picture Herslds annual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

ssr sensitive portrayal - ne rrle
q ne xif.sd rrsppss. I.sisss star
sss n ~. sssss vsv>sar - the
story ire rsrn reis - Anteo
ssa.tsy srea6ht feFsh rsssdsts
fet f.lan<l Atstil
In fnss rev Alliances rim. G~o<ne
Sanders plays tne p~ssdosirsl ~
E.tsy. saa MsFy Ms3utFs tne
h>satsfi Australian actress y
seer ss t.slsss ssurae~
On the zane nsw at Y Up n
the Air featuring rrNnsie Darn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Honor Robinson,

Film and radio star Edward
e.. Robinson was honored late
yesterday by the American
Legion for an outstanding"
contribution to America nism
through his stirring patrio-
tic appeals" on his nationwide
broadcast ~ Big Town" The
Legion presented him with ia
citation 81 honor Mt last
nights broadcast in Holly
wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
~ PAU. HARRISON
Tacoma Tins. 4 Correspondent


HOLLYWOOD = II. = funny
thing about the Inconsistency Of
movie salaries Only I don't mean
funny. exactly. except IN a fex
ridiculous cases such a. actresses
who don't act producers Who don't
produce. and = certain duli-Ntfted
relative Who until fairly recently
drew $500 = week for the single
duty a telephouins tho weather
bureau each afternoon.
Samuel GoldNyn used 70 ruin ths
schemes Of producer groups to re-
duce players wages al along ths
line he would do this through
raids on other companies contract
lists. justIfying his biz payments
by declaring that stars salaries
automatically and inevitably would
rise in proportion 10 their box
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RO\l-Clark Gable and Hedy la
MARI IN "Comrade X -" ~ S. SIS.
SIS. 10 90. also LLOYD Nolan and
Lynn Bari IN Charter Pilot" II 80
230. 5 IS, B35
RI,LrO-Fred Allen and Jack Benny
IN Love Thy Neighbor % II 80 2sio.
so. 730. 1910. also Burgess
Meredith IN san Francisco Docks. ="
05. 3 IS 6 rs. 9l0
Nj SIC BoN-Judy Garland IN Little
Nellie Kelly" II IS. 3 90. 8 IS. sb6.
also Allan Jones IN One Night in
the Tropics. ! 80. Z So. . 20
RIVIERA George Sanders in The
Outsider also Frankie Darro IN
Up IN the All
BItr MotSr Enrol FlYnn and
Olivia De HaYiilauo IN The santa
Pc Trail, u 90. = as. = so. 7 %.
RETURN SHOWING
BE,EHIN Charles Laughton and
Carole Lombard IN "Th,y Knew
What Thev Wanted also Wayne
Morris IN The Quarterback
CAPIToI.-Spencer Tracy in North
vest Passage 30 also Dennis Morgan
In Tear Gas Squad
COMM NIFTY Rosalind Russell and
Brian Aherne IN Hired Wife and
Lynn Bar and Lloyd Nolan IN
Pier -
KAY sTREfT Laurence olivier and
Joan foutaiue IN "Rebecca aIss
Handefer OF the Desert IN
Technieolur
PARK Marjorie Rambeau IN Tug
boat Annie 81 Is Again and Carole
lands IN Mystery Sea Raider
PROCTOR Tyrone Power and Linda
Darnel IN Brigham Young
RI,LART - CLARK Gable. Spencer
Tracy Claudetts Colbert and Hedy
Lamar IN Boom TOgn
RIN- Henry Fonda in The Return
OF Prank james also Peter Lore
Ia Island OF Doomed Men"
sHELIs-H Heather Angel and John
KING IA Hail sinner" also Andy
DeWne and Richard Arien IA
Iropic Pun
~ MI Irene Dunno and Cary
Grant IN The ASfn Truth also
Ronald Co.man 10 Lost Horizon "
ItNrIr Ayrns 10y ard Melvin
Dougias N Third Flngef I<ft
Hand and Jonn barrymore and
Mar Beth Hughes IA The Great
Profile
LIBERTY. rnssilup lean Arthur and
HIlllanl Holden N Arizona
hiNithA. sumner M Mar Broth
sr1 Ia 90 west
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
George Sanders and Mary
Mcguire Star in Drama


That controversial piece The Outsider which caused
battle royal when frat presented London in 1874
with the College Of Surgeons aide and Bernard shaw
defending the quAek the ether presented aRainhis
time motion r-esurs n q tho new attraction At the
Riviera theAter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

The seN YORK Gazette sss the
first newspaper 10 - published ia
%eV York state. II yzs founded
IN 1873.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17
Little Nellie Nelly!


Neither the story nor the
east need much Introduction.
and - for Judy. II IL some
what surprising that she
should stand on her acting
ability in her first big chance
rather than on her repuia-
tion a. singer. True. she
does .ing a few songs. hut the
Judy who has arrived" Is
Judy Who needs no golden
voice 10 carry her along -.
although n is always welcome
news when Judy 10 going to
alrs.
In the role Of Jerry Kelly.
Charles Winninger offers what
your newsooy considers the great
est portrayal NJ his career. and
no small share Of the delightful
entertainment which awaits you at
the Hsmrick house Is due to his
splendid contribution.
n M-G.M picks them care
fslly. We need have little con
ceru for the future of Judy
Garland ~ one Of screenland's
mcet delightful artists.
The companion picture. One
Night m the Tropics features an
excellent cast in a whirlwind Of
music and monkey-business .
just to name few Of the players,
there's Allan Jones, Nancy Kelly.
Robert Cummings Peggy Moran,
William Frawley. Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello very funny. Leo
Garlic and Mary Roland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

II you're not using u. seii II with
Fast 4 eti0n Times Want 40
FhDas Nam 5I5I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

So plentiful are large mouth
bass in Lake Mattamuskeet, y. &.
that there is never a closed sea
son on them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

leo N Jorge quantities -os
witness the cup - The beVer-
oce for Ofson Weiles on the
SET o. PKO Rodlo during film
mo Of "Citzen Kone " Orsoo.
shown here IN n1okeup for ms
role os the title chorocter, IS
oso director and producer Of
the picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

Is much appreciated, So help
me
Rochester and his little grl
friend do a fine job ~ entertain
ing and the picture . generously
equipped with amusing situations.
The enpanion picture,
"Ssn Francisco Docks" fea-
lures one Of sereenland' most
capable actors. Burgess Mere
dith. who L. ably supported hy
Irene Hervey and Barr, ftH-
gerald.
The story is packed with action
and dramatic highlights and fairly
reeks with the smell Of fish and
the salt air of Frisoo's waterfront.
The supporting cast has been
carefully chosen and contributes
generously IN the making Of q
very good production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-17

poll az exhibitors shows Rooney
topping everybody else IN Holly
wood. and ny a considerable mar
gin. too. But his regular salary IL
only $1,000 a week for 40 weeks
with tidy bonus OF s2a 600 for
each picture he completes n he
were to carry on through the seven
years of the agreement. his weekly
wage would be $4,000 at IN. last.
From tn. beginning. Rooney
probably will make four pictures
wear and will collect a total Of
$40 600. But that isn't 50 much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
CookbookIe+
On Candy
Making

THE COOKBOOKLET series
has been completed, but we still
have a few on hand, which are
available while the supply lasts.
Cookbooklet Number IS, The
Candy Book" gives you tips on
candy making as we'll as $50 de-
licious recipes.
The price of the cookbooklet
is 10 cents if called for at the
service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Times Building, or
Is cents by mail.
A few binders are also avail
able, so if you wish a smart
folder to keep your cookbooklets
in order yours today.
The binder is 40 cents If
called for, and so cents by mail.
When ordering either the
cookbooklets or binder, address
your request to The Detroit
Times Home Institute. 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Young Girls
Fascina+ e d
By Careers
By HELEN ROWLAND

1T is fortunate that no mod
ern man marries a girl under
the sweet delusion that she is
saint because no up-to-date girl
would be bored, trying TO keep
her halo on straight, as her
mother did.
To a young girl ii may look
fascinating, but TO a famous
woman a career is often just
laurel wreath on the casket Of
love.
ALL THIS sage advice offered
by girl graduates on how TO
choose the Ideal Husband is
funny, considering that in less
than a year they will discover
that a husband is not matter
of choice-but of blind luck.
Aunt Belle says there's this
difference between the old-fash-
Toned saloon and the modern
cocktail-bar: A lady never en-
tered a saloon-but a gentleman
can seldom find a seat at the
cocktail-bar.
A MANS second wife seldom
nags him. OF course not! She
knows that if his first wife could
not teach him what umbrellas.
clothes-hooks, shoe-rackS and
ash-trays are for, he is a hope
less case.
If you will only count 10 be-
fore speaking every time a man
makes you angry, you can think
up a lot more cutting things TO
say TO him.
MODERN FAIRY tale: Once
upon q time. there was a man
who swore off smoking. forever
and didn't come around and
beg his wife for a cigaret until
next morning.
Some women hope to live to
a ripe old age-and others 60 to
a plastic surgeon or an eXpen-
sive beautician and hope TO live
TO escape il.
THE MOST attractive men
are never vain. When a man
lets his vanity 60 TO his head,
il is usually because there is
nothing above the ears TO stop it.
Freedom, says Reno Ruth, is
sometimes a mans reward for
making a woman so miserable
she can't live with him.
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Desk-+o-Da+e Frock Answer
UTo Career Girls Problem
BY JOAN DEAN

" DESK-TO-DATE is an easy
matter If you select your cos
tunes with smart eye. Tailored
clothes of course are best for
the 9 to 5 stretch, but when a
girl finishes her day in the world
of commerce, she wants TO be
able to compete with her more
leisured sisters in the glamour
race.
And If your Office costume
too tailored you may look like
an executives dream of effici-
ency while at your desk, but il
won't do much for your appeal
across the dinner table.
WHAT TO DO? Select a cos
tune that's neat but not severe.
A tailored. two-piece frock
such as the one sketched today
is the chic answer. This
frock is as smart as fresh paint,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Hot Oil Shampoo Is Best
Treatment for Dry Hair
BY DONNA GRACE

ward stroke from the neck and
temples TO the crown. My spe-
cial treatment for tired hair
gives detailed instruction in
massage and methods of brush
ing.
A famous method known
throughout the country con-
dennis the use Of cold water on
the scalp. The shock, they say,
may feel refreshing, especially
on warm days but they feel il
is too drastic for the hair and
may result in retarding the nor
NAL circulation. Men are quite
likely TO overdo the cold water
applications.
DO not wash the hair inside
of two weeks after this shampoo
and oil treatment but do have
several tonic rubs and the mas
sage. There is a special creme
set that brings a sparkling gloss
10 the hair and this may be
brushed on at any time.
TOMORROW -- What 10 do
about falling and fading hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

yet il has enough dignity 10 in
still business confidence.
The skirt. of the sheerest wool.
is slimly fitted and knife pleated
all the way round. The long
torso jacket is velveteen and fits
like a glove. outlining the curve
of hips and sharply defining your
slim waist.
PERT, TOO, is the viii It e
pleated Peter Pan collar and
the kitten bow that dominates
the neckline. Five enormous
white pearl buttons march down
the front Of the jacket.
This costume is a double
header because you can COM
bine the jacket with other skirts
and have a new outfit :. OF you
can top the skirt with a con-
trasting blouse and jerkin and
have still another change.
Two smart Autumn color COM
binations are offered in this
ensemble. A fame-red skirt with
black jacket and a wintergreen
skirt with brown jacket. And
you can take the little number
home for $16.95.
FINE FEATHERS may not
make fine birds but they do
make fine hats as witness
the jaunty little one sketched 10
go with this desk-to-date outfit.
Just a mere wisp Of calot :.
the skull cap part is made OF
thousands of tiny black feath-
ers.
Then piercing the front are
bright red quilts. shot through
the calot TO outline your face
and call attention TO your bright
eyes.
This is the sort OF hat that
says Autumn falling leaves
football games and brisk
winds are just around the cor
ner.
It's a young hat :. meant for
rising young careerists who like
young. snappy clothes. And It's
modestly priced at 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Down Pillow

THE DEGREE OF softness or
firmness in a pillow depends on
the kind of feathers used.
A pillow filled entirely with
down is the softest, while one
filed with either goose or duck
feathers is usually considered
firm enough TO meet any re-
qdfrements.
ln-between grddations are OBJ
tanned by blending down and
feathers in various formulas.
Women and girls usually like
soft pillows, while men and boys
often find medium firm or firm
more comfortable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Transferred from our upstairs Suit
Shops--snd regardless of their former
higher prices-all go on sale at one
price-sj.es.
KIise's-Sfrssf Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Shopping Pleasant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Plan TO Enter
State Fair
Contest

KNIT ONE, pearl two-busy
homemakers are preparing 10
capture the title Of champion
homemaker of Michigan. for
which The Detroit Times IS
offering a prize of SIS.
There's also a second prize Of
$40 from the fair board and 50
from Bernard Youngblood,
! manager of the fair plus
1.-Two Prudence Penny cookbooks.
There are contests in cookery,
needlework, canning and pre-
serving. just pick out your
speciality and go 10 it.
Send for your premium book
today =. a penny post card
with your name and address
printed thereon mailed 10
Women's Division. State Fair,
Detroit will bring il TO you.
The fair opens August II, but
all entry blanks must be in by
August IS. so don't delay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
CAREERIST INTO GLAMOUR GIRL

Right for desk and date is this jaunty two-piece
of pleated skirt and velvet long torso jacket
that's just $685. Top with the bright little feathered
caot shown (294) and you're off for evening the
town. shopping information, call Joan Dean CHI $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Cream Topping

WHIPPED CREAM is always
a favored topping for cold des-
serts. At your next extra-special
party, try adding a few seedless
white grapes TO the cream.
Halve the fruit and drain before
adding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

IN THIS preseason series of
hair reconditioning we VIII
stress cleanliness as the most
important of all hair grooming.
A clean scalp is usually healthy.
Hair specialists may stress
this point too but they do not
advocate weekly shampooS for
hair under treatment. Shampoos,
when necessary, is their rule.
Oils, tones and creams should
not be removed at once but left
on the hair to soften and refine
as il penetrates. There is little
or no absorption in the hair but
the hair structure responds read
lily TO oil or tonic applications.
To Apply
Dry hair should be parted and
saturated with hot oil. The
method Of application is 10 first
part the hair and with a bit Of
cloth or swab of cotton rub the
scalp until il is thoroughly oiled.
Make a number of parts 10 be
sure and cover the whole head.
Have ready bath towel
soaked in very hot water. Cover
the head with this and leave it
on until il begins 10 cool. An
other hot towel will be ready.
Make the change quickly so
there will be no cooling off
between towels. Three hot APP
plications will be sufficient.
Leave the last towel wrapped
about the head for five minutes
then shampoo as usual and rinse
thoroughly. Use only the best
shampoo.
Next Step
The next step will be your
scalp massage. While the Cir
culation is stimulated with the
heat applications the roots and
scalp will benefit a great deal
with this firm, smooth manipula-
ton.
Place the thumbs at the back
of the neck with fingers ex-
tended over the crown then
make pressure with the soft ends
of the fingertips. Push and pull
-tS the movement. The scalp
should be moved back and forth.
The thumbs are then pressed
firmly against the back o. the
neck and circled upward. This
pressure and circular movement
helps to relax nerve tension and
encourage good normal circula-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Brush. Brush

All types of hair whether thin,
coarse, dry or oily will be i'm
proved with regular brushing.
All brushing must be with up
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
Episcopal League
Hears Splendid Talk
on Oxford Group

MRS. D. S. LING and Miss
Elizabeth Walker Of Detroit
gave m interesting talk on the
Oxford Group to members and
friends Of the Young Women's
Episcopal League In Grace par,
isli house last evening.
The speakers explained the
philosophy Of the group which
is based on four absolutes. hon
esty, purity, unselfishness and
love.
During the business meeting,
members Of the league were
urged TO attend the corporate
communion at II o'clock ON
Sunday, the birthday annivers-
airy Of the church.
Mrs. Philip Dcneweth was In
charge Of the devotionals for
tho meeting.
Refreshments were served ut
the close Of the meeting, with
Mrs. George Merifield presid-
ing.
The next regular meeting
will be held on May Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-30
New Study Group
Formed by League

A NEW STUDY GROUP il
being formed within the League
of Women Voters, 1t Is an
nounced today. The group will
study labor legislation under
the chairmanship Of Mrs. Eu-
gene Wulfmann.
The first meeting will be held
Thursday evening, at the home
Of Mrs. Wulfmann, - South vii.
son boulevard at eight o'clock.
MR.. AND MRS. LEO VAN
COUR (Rosemary Deneweth Of
Center Line) are making their
h o me on Moravian Drive,
Mount Clemens. They were
married At st. Clements
church, Center Line, at nine
o'clock, on April %.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN b.
COPELAND and son Carl and
daughters Vera and Vira Of Tim
monsville. South Carolina, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude +.
Copeland, AZ Moross.