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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
No. 1896
SUMMONS
ELEANOR NUNEz AGUERRES,
Plaintiff.
VS..
PETE AGUERRES, Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO PETE AGUERRES, De-
fendant.
YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED
TO APPEAR and answer the Com
plant in an action entitled as
above, brought against you in the
Superior Court or the County of
Imperial, State of California, with
in ten days after the service on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-12

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

FUR COATS. samples, latest styles, never
worn: wholesale representative will cell
at below cost. Miss Evans, Medea Hotel,
between I p. M. and 10 p. M. Saturday
and Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

WALNUT DINING room set. pieces.
1884 Pointe Drive. ST. Clair Shores.
Ros. 0o3l-W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

MEADOWS washing Machine. Ike nsv.
cost SIS. $3.50 Innersprtng Coil Aattres-
ses. $l0.9S. While they last. Cotton Aat-
bought. sold. exchanged. Tebo's Auction
House. Third and Dickerson, Pm. NJ. G.
410-J.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

NEW AND REBUILT
Washers and Vacuum Cleaners
RADIOS
Service and Parts for All Models
Wholesale IN dRetail
Wringer parts In stock. al sizes.
SID LA CROIx SALES & SERVICE
Next to h A Smith Wsrehcuse
Phone 1929 Open Evening
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09
MAJOR BOWES SAYS: BUY
NOW. QUALITY USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE!

Announced BY Major Bowos On Nh Ma
tional Radio program Prices 0tAAG1i-
I'D on Ill makes and models. Here ere
few Of ,lslls best ussd esr buys.
1850 DsSO9O--4 ar. tsg. ssdas, ,hsassr
and radlo. low mileaUD. Deautittsl M
ihs and upeolsAesy. only @o1.ea. !.
isso oLU0aoBtlI8 Dr.. trs.. heater and
defrogeeS excs4ent condition. very
clean. eolkeo. $50
isU MrncuRy--cps. sedan. heater ana
finish per1sct. ooSo0o.
isso OLDonaODffK-ld DR.. trs. ssd.. hester
ana rsd5o. GOOD tire and wy clean.
prtssd - ell quickly q es7AW.
1874 PLYMoUTHsA dr. trU. sd. excel
lent condition, Oood tires and heater.
q real buy. e3ee.0o.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-09

ron sALE-A,y. alfalfa. ssl1 Rattle Aun
I'd. near Columbus Rural H. Richmend.
Car deliver V necessary.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

meat mixture and cover with
buttered bread crumbs. Grated
cheese may be mixed with the
crumbs II desired. Place the pep
pers In q bslkins dish, add water
to cover the bottom Of the dish
and bake In q moderate oven
ESQ., F.) for about 80 minutes.
TOMORROw's MENU
BREAKFAST: Orange Juice.
poached eggs on toast, whole
wheat toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Mixed vegetable
salad. toasted cheese sandwiches,
fruit cookies, fruit BOWL tea;
milk.
DINNER: Scalloped Kidney
beans and macaroni, lettuce and
apple salad, rhubarb turnovers,
coffee, milk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
QUICK. FROZEN ROOD 3
MAKE WEEK END
MENUS EASY
Nv Betty Barclay

Week ends are oftena sort OF
busman's holiday for mo her.
Everybody Il specially hungry
and everybody expects extra
good meals Saturday night and
Sunday. There's quite likely TO
be company. All this means ex.
ira work for mother
But the chief cook can make
the week end q real, holiday II
she plans the menus around
quiEk. frozen foods. They are all
READY to cook or serve just -
they come from their cartons, for
all the time-consuming work Of
cleaning and preparation was
done. before succulent garden
vegetables. ripe, sweet fruit and
delicately favored sea 10 o d
were quick frozen. And oil their
fresh flavor and vitamins were
sealed IN BY the quick-freezing
process, too.
They are thrifty treats, for all
waste was eliminated before arc
tic cold wss applied. Mere are
recipes for delicious dishes that
will bring credit 70 the hostess
for her weekend menus.
- Nieolee
: packages Quiek-frozen
fillet Of founder,
thaWed
Flour. salt, pewer, oil
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
Pointers Help Hnmemaker
Preparo Tasty Invalid Meal

eO
Prepare Tasty Invalid Meal
It's IN important part Of the
family health program 70 b i'm
formed On how . prepare an IN.
velids meals Il and when you must
care for someone who 10 III ID tie
home. For even IN tho best regu-
lated families psopls become III.
And the tempting qualities Of the
food and ito nutrit3vo elements play
. biz part In Tie recovery of the
patient oneo he n ca the mend.
First of al, make Svsry effort 70
see that the patient does not sense
any extra hurry and furry In the
household caused b. his illness. SO
simplify The work g preparing the
special meals ~ dovetailing the
extra tasks involved With those ef
preparing The rogular family fare.
II It's . light Diet you're dealing
with, you can dovstail BY serving
easily digostsd fooda. 70 everyone
using richer desserts and main
dishes In ~ family dinner menus
to keep than unaware they are be-
Ing given invalid 1are.
when re . seft dlst Jon must b
serving the patient, turn the tables
around and rive tie whole family
the same easily digestsd desserts
such % lee creams, custards and
sou6lGs made With strained fruits
which are good for The patient For
the main. part q the soft diet
poached segs, erisp toast soups
and strained foods must sullce.
Prepared strained foods which are
used 20 much IN The diet Of the
modern baby srs . great help in
making the soft bet Interesting 70
the patient, sinee they are eolorful
and attractive IN themselves, IN.
usually high n vitamia and mineral
content and tAey led tAemselvee
70 use IN di6Hcnt ;roolpes. -
The canned sexaine1 feeds eliml-
nate the task q eeeking and slew
ing which y tAs hugbeor ef anyone
who .prsparss se1t diets, and ron
have Il di8Wsut kinds Il them
from which . sSlset yeur Datient's
fare. HAVING bosa prspor0d II u
sbssnee q cir wtlA sIeeial EQUIP.
msnt tAsy ~ especially he1pfdl
In giving IL eeava1oUeoae ~ Vita.
Minis and minoen)o Wiki sDood bis
return o rUAnst koolth. IL poeiDse
below GhoW yua ~ W6Il 6ey take
70 makine betA unGin dishes and
desserts g ealivu0 ~ 6u0 oay Il
.Ths ~ G . - q esavslssesat
psrUoa GboaA a1voVu - y eeeosd-
snes wisA . v1vso1ln'b ss4Gs.
Herr 90 80 eeAse e1e1u whicA
ssV,y VIA s. !i.is.l is..: ''-
l. Ssrvs nsals yssavtly st GER
tab hsuE1, stDes dsllys nv dsstssy
. sst-tso-1ol1o1l1G6 alDstlfe
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
EGGS AND SHRIMPS
BELGIUM)
(Serves 4 TO, 81


One tablespoon butter,
tablespoon minced parsley,
teaspoon dry mustard, V tea
spoon salt, few grains cayenne.
/ can shrimps, 8 hard-cooked
eggs, " pint heavy cream, graf
ed cheese.
Melt butter in skillet, add
parsley, seasonings and prepared
shrimps. Heat thoroughly, add
chopped eggs and cream, cook 2
minutes. Pour into casserole
dish. Cover with grated cheese
and brown lightly under broiler
or in oven.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

Z. Arrange 70 have The roo0
made orderly Just before msaltime.
Be SURE II Il well ventilated and N
every way pleasant
3. Try to have some member Il
the family cit with the patient and
carry on . not-too-exciting eonver.
sation while he Il eating, since even
well people And eating alone dis
heartening.
7 1. Do not appear over-anxious
TO have the invalid eat Ill his food.
3. Have servings Of food small
- too much On the plate may do.
courage the patient
& Do not discuss the menus
With the patient beforehand, for
foods usually look better than they
sound.
Z. Use garnishes freely to make
the tray attractive.
g. Serve cold foods cold and
hot foods hot
.. Give the invalid's foods Q
cooked just for you appearance
even though they Are prepared
along with the family's meals.
Fruit Tapieca Cream Psrfait
Scold-
3 cups milk.
Stir in
3 tablespoons tapioca. Cook B
minutes after scalding point
II reached.
Cows6ims-
1 sgg yolk, slishtly beaten
y teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon vanilla. Add gradually
to milk and tapioca mixture,
stirring constantly.
Add gradually
3 tablespoons sugar
To-
1 egg white, sti6ly beaten.
Fold msringus gradually into hot
mixture. Chill. Serve in tall dessert
glasses in alternate layers with
Fruit Sauce (below).
Fruit Sauce
Boil together 10 ,wixatss-
y cup sugar
Is cup water:
Add w--
4 can strained aprieots and apple
4 tablespoon lemon juice then
bring 70 boiling poanA
Chlll and serve.
Spi,seh kisg With Battered
Casrsts
Beat vitk fsrk-
1 sgS. =.
Al, ssmtiai~S tksrsxGklv-
I can strained spinach
Il tablespoon bqttars melted
= teaspoon salt
= tahlesDesa milk
Rour into butksrsd in1lvi1ual
ring molda, 80 Il pan q WoSD
water and boke n . slew evsu
(S4S' ~ . q % minutes. On
mold Pin esatsr With . ersame1
soft vegetoblo ~ styHieeo eoSrse1
lsts4Ell ~ ~ FS = ;,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

tapioca gradually and bring to
Z brisk boil, stirring constantly.
Place Immediately over rapidly
boiling water and cook s min
utes, stirring occasionally. Add
sugar and salt and stir until dis
solved; then add corn syrup,
eggs, and butter and stir until
blended: Cool - mixture o1ears
and thickens as it cools. Place
about / tablespoon nuts in bot
tom Of each unbaked tart shell;
All with tapioca mixture and
bake in hot oven (425'r) 20
minutes, or until Drowned. Cool.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

PECAN TARTS
" cup water
3-1/3 tablespoons quick-c o o X
ing tapioca
2/3 cup sugar
" teaspoon salt -
/ cup dark corn syrup
8 eggs, slightly beaten
2 tablespoons butter
2/3 cup coarsely chopped Pc
can NESTS
8 unbaked 3h inch tart
shells
Heat water In top Of double
boiler over direct heat add
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
CANADIAN CHEESE

The Dominion of Canada ex-
ported o0,ell.so0 pounds Of
cheese, valued 1t Sl2.24s. 600. IN
1889. a. compared with co.
o6o,l00 pounds In the preced-
ing year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
READ THESE SIMPLE RULES

!. Select TEN different food items. thot
constitute weII-boIonced purchase. from at
"Morket Basket" section and food inserts.
omourt printed in the "totoI cost" column in
the Market Basket coupons List the items
in coupon on this poge Choose the items
from the advertisements so thot at least five
different participating stores are represent
3D. -&
-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
HeaIth-Givinq
One-Dish Meals
Easy to Prepare

BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service staff writer
You'll like these one-dish
meals. They are nutritious, q
little different, Very simple to
prepare and good eating. Serve
with bread and rolls, a green
salad and q light dessert.
SCALLOPED KIDNEY BEANS
AND MACARONI
(Serves 4 to 81
Four or 5 slices bacon. ! me-
dunn sized onion, u green pep
per, No. 2 can (2h cups) toma-
toes, / teaspoon sugar, salt, pep
per, bay leaf, Apackage maca-
rcni, / can red kidney beans or
2 cups cooked dried kidney
beans, grated cheese, crumbs.
Cook the bacon, remove from
the fat, and break into small
pieces. Chop the onion and green
pepper end cook for a few min
utes in the bacon fat. Add the
tomatoes and sugar and season
with salt, pepper and q small bay
leaf. Simmer for 10 minutes.
Break the macaronik into small
pieces, cook In boiling sailed
water until tender and drain.
Add the bacopfto( the beans. Ar
range the beSns/ macaroni and
tomato sauce In layers, In q bak.
ing dish, cover with q mixture
Of grated cheese and soft bread
crumbs, and bake in a moderate
oven for about 80 minutes.
GREEN PEPPERS STUFFED
WITH MEAT
,ss(Serves 1 to o.
Two large green peppers, IN
cups cooked rice, I cup chopped
cooked ham or veal, tablespoon
minced onion, u cup thin white
sauce or cream, salt, pepper. but
tered crumbs.
Cut the peppers in halves
len g til wise and remove the
seeds. Parboil the pepper in
lightly sailed water for 5 min
utes; drain. Combine the rice,
ham and m in c. d onion and
moisten with white sauce or rich
milk or cream. Season to taste
with salt and pepper. Fill the
pepper shells with the rice and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
us.
81 cisss

J4o1 B.. Z
rate per -
:: 4 /, g: J: = 4: ! :
On N otksr
Of esss aheosd ~ 6l 60
tailed 70 such "a nm q =
Of the war that pro1 NJ q = ~
faced with . pos1ihls lc6n1 u
surplus. IS 9TH !.
POACHKD K00o ~ "a ! 1lI Y
(ServO ~ 4 Ssl y u
Ona tablespoon ninGt on1o
4 tablespoons huttex. 1slteG \ &.
eggplant, two o-os. eans tGnna1j
sauce. salt. pepper. 4 pooellp
eggs.
Cook onion b I tableuD - ri
butter until IL 1tly braykh y ~
tomato ssaco and 9QUpi ~ tn \
Brown eggplant 49, Z n
sides In remaining h6tto ~ 1l
with salt and p1Djpof. St1 r.
eggplznt on top.o 4o1in1o H l
on individual SERVING -
with poachsd err an4 eoeye -
mediately. Oh n IA
EGGS a IA SUI1o
(Ssrvss : ~ M u IL
Four tablespoon0 SbG1f ~
tablespoons Hour, = <g13ti ~
V teaspoon salt 1oWs ~ = 81.
enne. n cup sEefe4 n u
cheese. 4 cup croG1o = = 8 's ~ I
Melt butter, bIoa6 - ~ 41 8 !
add milk gradually. Cd RI z tt 4
low heat until al = 3 1(l
ring constantly. Al IN - ~
enne. chseso ara 60 / G P RI n
well until cheoou to6i ~ rs ~
Pour sauce into ~ Z Z IS
dish. Slip secD int 49,
bake In moderate 49, (1n0 9. {
grees ~ 40 1ainutoo % n p q I
eges are sek & 4 Y: i I.
rods = ~ :!; Z
(oaEvesl y ssl M 4 G IL ' NJ
Two tablespoons Ia1
onion. chopped m ! O Y M
mato PURGE. 1 teelp4oG nG lif
tract. I teaspoon ~ u ~ ~
teaspoon sah 81 49, ~ I T II
pepper. Z poaeh0l = Il = II
y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
Cook Chickens
Carefully. Get
Tender Results

BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
HEA Service ssass writer
The fried chicken season be.
gins. So let's brush up on our
cooking lessons.
CUTTING UP CHICKEN
FOR FRYING
Clean thoroughly. Cut Off
neck very close TO the body.
Trim off other end Of neck neat
ly, cutting off the dried portion.
Remove oil sac, taking care not
to puncture, and clean this part
out well. Remove feet, follow
ing directions given above. Re-
move the thigh and drumstick
together. For this. hold the leg
away from the body and cut
through the center Of the flesh
between the two. Now pull the
thigh back, swapping the joint.
Cut through at this point. Re-
move the other leg In the same
way.
In larger chickens the thigh II
separated from the drumstick.
This Il rather q trick perfor-
nance. Bend the two Leg pieces
together, cut right through the
center to the joint, now bend
backwards and snap the 'joint.
Cut through and the pieces are
separated. Snap the wings back
and remove them by cutting
through the joint. After wash
ing them well and removing all
pin feathers, fold them neatly
together. Separate the lower half
Of the body from the upper half.
II the chicken has not been
drawn il can be done now easily.
Divide the lower half into two
pieces by cutting between the
rib and backbone. Split the
breastbone In half. Clean the
gtblets. Clean tho gixxard BY
making Z cut through the outer
muscle just to the inner sac. Re-
move this and discard. Trim the
top Of the heart. Remove the
small greenish sac from the Hv-
er, using extreme care not %
break II. Wash all pieces care
fully In cold water, watching for
any pin feathers that may have
escaped notice before.
That's the advice Helen
Robertson gives In her new en-
larged edition % the Merry Mix
Or Cook Book" It's Z Arst-rate
guide to American cookery and
would make welcome gift to
the June bride. Here il Miss
Robertson's fried chicken ~
cipe:
FRIED CHICKEN
Allow 20 to 90 minutes for
chickea 10 Try. AZ coolIius time.
rub eAch piece with 1AN ana
pepper and Drudge with flour. II
a'heavy trying pan melt : table-
spoons butter and z q lard or
similar fat. You will want en-
ough fat to cover the bottom OF
the pan well. Have il hot. but
not smoking. Put In the large
pieces Arst, brown on one side,
turn and brown on the other;
place the smaller pieces Is space
can b arranged for them. A.
soon - Ill pieces are Drowned,
cover the pan TO prevent spatter-
ing Of fat, turn down the heat
and cook slowly until tender.
from 50 to 10 minutes. II chicken
starts % burn add more fat and
turn down the heat
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24
" cup butter
. 4 tablespoons chopped
parsley
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 teaspoons oil from
anchovies
I teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Anchovy filletS
Anchovy fillets

Separate filletS, roll In sea-
soned flour, and fry In small
amount of cooking oil in heavy
iron skillet, turning to brown
both sides. Brown butter In skill
let, add parsley, lemon Juice,
anchovy oil, and Worcestershire
sauce. Place fish on hot platter,
top with anchovy fillets, pour
butter sauce over fish, and serve
It once. Garnish with ripe olive
slices, II desired. Serves Q 70 ..
Broccoli with Toasted Almonds
I box quick frozen broccoli
cup boiling water, salted
Y cup finely shredded
blshched almonds
3 tablespoons butter
Drop frozen broccoli into
brislkly boiling salted water,
bring again TO q boil. and boil
gently 5 70 Q minutes, or until
STALKS are just tender. Dfain and
season with salt and pepper.
Saute almonds gently In butter
until lightly Drowned. Sprinkle
over broccoli and serve At once.
Serves Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

Creamy Chocolate Frosting
! egg white, unbeaten
Dash of salt
3 cups sifted confectioners'
sugar
3 squares unSWeetened
chocolate, melted
2 tablespoons hot water
(about)
4 teaspoon vanilla
Place egg white and salt In
bowl; add sugar gradually, beat
ing with wooden spoon until
Add CHI o c o slate and
blend. Add hot water, beating
constantly until Of right consis-
tency to spread. Add vanilla.
enough frostins to cover
tops and sides Of three 8-inch
layers, or tops and sides Of two
8x8x2-inch cakes, or about 4
dozen cup cakes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-24

z. Deposit your coupon in boskets provid-
ed, in any one of the participating markets
on or before TO- 90 pm. Saturday Of this week.
The five prize winners of the BEST BoIoneed
Purchase" contest will be announced in next
weeks Thursday issue of the Dolly Monitor.
The judges decision will be final. Coupons
must be deposited in person and cannot be
moiIed.
8. Contest is open to all food purchasers
except employees Of participating food mark
cts
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-21
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-21

y recently invented VoIt-ammeter
.ur testing alternating current lines
hooked over o wire. either in
lated er bare, giving lis readings
~ Il dial.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-21
Cotton Prices
Are Stronger

New York, oct. 2l.-(AP1-Cotton
futures opened unchanged to 6 lower.
Midday prices We're . to 30
points higher, December l627: March
1854. and July 1878.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-21

I-14-2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Karen Is Slapped
Instead of Kissed

KAAREN VERNE has yet to
play a nice, quiet love scene on the
screen.
Her mobile face. with large,
Violet-blue eyes and generous kiss
able mouth, has taken nothing but
beatings.
In Underground" Gestapo
Chief Martin Kosleck thrashed her
TO fafc-three-weil.
And now in her latest assign
ment, "All Through the Night.
Kaaren takes a short, fast clip
on the chin from Humphrey
Bogart, who has had plenty OF
schooling in chin-clipping during
his Warner Brothers career.
What's more, Peter LORE, boyle.
man de luxe, also takes a few
swings at her.
Maybe I'll have a real love
scene In my next picture"
Kaaren wishes.
But il is TO be doubted. Fol
Kaaren Verne is a casting di
rector's dream of the perfect ''lady
in distress"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Film Time Clock

sffoHI6A N-.Hold Back the Dawn. -
IL a. M. 2:Ri, 5s42, sos D. M. ~ "a
n. m; Henry Aldrich for President, -
1 .O2. as. 7.t. ~ 05 .. m.
FOX-"Our WIFE" 1907 a. M, 2s27,
s;t7. 900 .. m; 12,e7 a. m. This
Woman IL Nine 1881, an, 1881,
1851 D. m.
UNITED ARTISTs-"The GETAWAY. -
ir;os a. m. z:52. 8 80. io.2O p. m.
WHEN Ladiss Meet" ~ 81. 4fs, s:2e
q. m., i2:l0 n. m.
MADISON second Fiddle" II.11
n. m. s;ls. 5s2l. S.s6. n 81 .. IA.
"Nivseious Lady ~ IS. S:fi. s:ts.
sat y. m, - 90 n.
BROADWAY CAPTToI-"Man Hunt -
~ 80 o. ~. So
Bride Came {. o. D." In5, 4.sz. s;2s
r-T-.------- ------------------
FIsHER---"Bride Game G. o. D." ~ 80,
t:07. s.l4. III .. M MAN Hunt" 2:Gi,
5 80, 9.03 p. m, " 81 n. m.
RINIERA--"Man Hunt" 14s. 5.f5.
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10 IS D. M.
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PICTURES this absOTbTng
IN MORE TROUBLE

The second picture. Henry Aid
rich for President. is another
chapter in the trials and adolescent
tribulations Of young Henry, the
problem high school student, who
has the average American boy
faculty for getting into a mess.
This time there's a new Henry
Aldrich, Jimmy Lydon having sue
eeeded Jackie Cooper Lydon is a
freckle-faced and funny even when
he's as miserably unhappy as he
appears 10 be when accused OF
stuffing the ballot boxes 10 win
the student council election.
Cutie June PreiSser and Mary
Anderson. a rather affected new
conner. add emotional troubles "a
Henry's political career, while old
timer Vaughn CHASER continues in
his grim role of school principal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
FALLING Sash Nearly
GuiIIotines Actor

BECAUSE BILLIE BURKE
played her role in Warner Bros.
The Man Who Came 10 Dinner"
a little dizzier than the script
called for. Grant Mitchell was
nearly guillotined.
The incident occurred when the
two players were supposed 10 he
staring from an open window TO
a street scene below. The window
was one of the high. old-fashioned
kind and Billie was directed TO
hold il up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Films in Review
By CHARLES GENTRY
Fox Bill
Offers
Contrast

TIE DANGEROUS path to the
altar and adventures encountered
on unchartered seas are not UNI
alike as you can see for yourself
on the Fox screen this week
Our Wife describes the perils
which beset Melvyn Douglas and
Ruth Hussey before they can call
their love legitimate, while This
Woman Is Mine" reveals the
hazards of an 1910 voyage TO
Oregon.
In Our Wife" we find Melvyn
Douglas in one of those predica-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

DETROIT supper club habitues
put the stamp of enthusiastic APP
proval upon the return Of Eddie
ILeBaron and his orchestra TO
open the Book Casino last night
LeBaron, who IL as spirited a
director of a popular band as any
we know, has all the latest
tunes-rhumba. rhythm and rOwdy
in such arrangements as you
dream Of.
He spices up his regular rou-
tines with enough Of the Latin
American hits so that customers
sway as we'll as swing. This time
he has a tall, dark and vocal
young lady named Patricia Willis
who also appears in the floor show