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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Clio Halls Action
Before i. 5. Board

r. ]. Thomas, president of the
UAW-CIO today directed. repre-
sentatives of his union TO postpone
presentation of all cases already
certified 10 the National Defense
Mediation Board.
He issued the order after Go
President Philip Murray and Sec
rotary Treasurer Thomas Kennedy
of the Go United Mine Workers
resigned from the board because
of a decision against UNIV de-
mands for a closed shop in the
captive coal mines. Thomas said
he took the action because the
NDMB was now without any
Go representation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Hit-Runner SuI.renders
On His Wife'S Advice
Small Boy Victim
Dies; z Others Hurt
.y Building Worker

Numbering, repeatedly. II didn't
mean TO do it," Vincent Joseph
Brda Jr, 81, today was held as
the hit-run driver who killed an
8-year-old boy and injured two of
the victims playmates.
,Brda of 1866 Theodore street,
building construction worker, sur
rendered at police headquarters
Is minutes after he struck and
killed Alfons Stenzenberger Jr. of
1926 Drexel avenue. A warrant
is 10 be asked today charging
him with leaving the scene of a
fatal accident. police said.
"My wife and mOther-in-law
told me must confess" he
told Sgt. Theodore Yochum of
the accident prevention bureau.
ADMITS HITTING BOY
I'm the man who hit a boy
on East Warren at Lakeview
avenue"
Brda was then told that he ran
down three boys
The others. Clement Gabrielle,
10. of 4710 Drexel avenue. and
Robert Salter. 8, OF the same adj
dress, are in Crosse Pointe Hos
pital. Clement has broken
right arm and n fractured knee
which physicians say may or may
not he right again" Robert has
minor injuries.
1t was not until Brda had made
his confession 10 Sergeant Yochuml
and a formY statement TO Assist
ant Prosecutor Ernest c. Boehm,I
in which he said he had two or
three beers" that he was told that
Alfons was dead.
DRIVER IN TEARS
In tears. he said:
AMy God, that's awful. I
sh 10 were me instead. I
didn't mean to do it, didn't
mean tn do e."
Brda said he was going about
30 miles an hour when he saw
"a boy" 10 feet in front of him.
Then i knew l had hit him
because my right headlight went
out. ] stopped block away
and looked back and saw the
crowd. My heart dropped when
] saw what happened. Some
thing went wrong inside my
stomach and 1 was 10 scared I
didn't know what 90 do. So I
drove away"
One witness, Russell McCollom,
80. of Mount Clemens, told police
he chased the hit-riIn car for a
mile but IL went through a red
light and got away.
Anr0An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
DODGEs WAR QUESTION

In the questions and answers
period following her address, Mrs,
Roosevelt carefully avoided any
direct answers regarding our par
ticipation in the war.
Asked If she did not think we
were already at war, she replied
I'VE have been 40 long In n
war Of ideas that IL IL difficult
to decide just where the dividing
line begins
Some one asked what assurance
America had that England would
cooperate in establishing a just
peace. She replied:
There has been great
change Of attitude In England
since the start of the war. Also,
we will he a very strong factor
In whatever peace Is made"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
First Lady Tells
Lack of Glamour
.InDefenseWork
5000 Fill Meeting
Here Addressed
by Mrs. Roosevelt

Women's part in Americas civil
ian defense may not be as CLAM
|orous or exciting as some would
want il, but il is basic and neces-
sary, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt told
la packed auditorium at Masonic
Temple.
Appearing as the highlight of
the twenty-third annual conven-
ton of the Women's League OF the
United Synagogue of America. the
First Lady stressed those aspects
|of defense which begin in the
home. More than 5000 heard her.
zone division of national de-
fense," Mrs. Roos welt said.
''incIudes such vital but unglam-
orous occupations as household
nursing and the proper feeding
of our families. For women,
civilian defense can mean a daily
outlet for their energies which
will result In the realization
that they are an important part
OF defense.
eff you can do nothing but
scrub floors, do tt to the best Of
your ability and as your contri-
button TO the needs Of the mo-
ment.
Each one of us carries a per-
sonal responsibility to keep this
nation free. The difficulty h
that no one seems willing to
look far enough ahead to see
things before they happen.
whether war GU c h . our
shores or not, we are going to
face many things within tho
next few years which have not
been charted. There Is no like
lihood we will be bombed tomor-
row, but II we wait until such
an occasion to start our defense,
we will have very little defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Send Your Baby Pictures TO
An Appealing Contest in Both Sunday and Daily Detroit Times

Your baby's picture may win! Your baby may be
pretty, plain, little or big his or her picture is
eligible if it is interesting. Please don't send studio
picture They are unacceptable. Snapshots wanted.
You may submit any number of pictures but be sure
you mark on the back of each picture the information
you give on the entry blank. How interesting they
are . that is the basis which all pictures will be
Judged Send your baby pictures today and please
bear in mind FULL PAGE of winning pictures will
appear each Sunday in The Sunday Times, starting
this Sunday as we'll other winning pictures daily IN
the Daily Times, starting Monday Your babys
picture may win as much as $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Follow These Easy Rules

The Detroit Times wants
1 pictures of interesting
children. In order to OBJ
tain them the Times will
conduct an Interesting
Baby Picture Contest for
10 consecutive weeks,
starting Feb. Is, 1871, in
the daily and Sunday
issues.
O-Pietures Of children. S
& years or under, are eligi-
BILE. Snaps hots are
wanted. Studio pictures
UNACCEPTABLE. All pic
lures submitted become
the property of The De-
troit Times and WILL
NOT be returned.
all you need TO do to en-
- ter a picture of a baby is
to send his or her snap
shot picture to The De-
troit Times. Be sure IL is
not fTdutos mere - w
entry fee. In submitting
photographs IL is neees-
sary to accompany with
Interesting Baby Picture
Contest Entry Blank such
as appears in The Detroit
Times, or with applica-
ton in similar form. The
same information con-
tanned in the coupon must
be written or typed legibly
upon the back of each pic
ture submitted. Ii is not
necessary to buy a copy
Of The Detroit Times to
compete.
A total of 81, 900 in CASH
+ PRIZES will be paid in
this contest. 81 will be
paid for each of 500 pic
lures printed. There will
be a grand first prize Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

$500: a second grand prize
Of 500; 20 prizes OF $40
each: 40 prizes Of SIS each
to be awarded at the end
OF the contest for the
most interesting pictures.
These special prizes do
not necessarily have to be
awarded for pictures
printed in the daily or
Sun day Times, but can be
chosen from among any
pictures submitted in the
contest.
Contestants may enter
any number of pictures.
must be entered
with consent Of the par
ents or guardian OF child
pictured.
All contestants agree TO
accept the decisions Of the
judges. appointed by The
Detroit Times, as final and
binding. The pictures the
judges consider the most
interesting will win the
awards.
Mail all pictures to the In
teresting Baby Contest.
Detroit Times, 1870 Cass
avenue. Detroit. Michigan.
will be pub
lished daily in the daily
Detroit Times and a page
Of pictures each Sun day
in the Detroit Sunday
Times during the 10
weeks of the contest.
n-Employes OF The Detroit
" Times or other Detroit
newspapers or members
Of their families are
NOT eligible to compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

pinned on with cocktail picks.
Complete baking and serve pip
ing hot
Ginny bakes meat loaves with
eggs in the center.
To prepare the sweet pota-
toes, boil them, then peel and
dice. adding LOTS of butter.
(Ginny is from Texas, cooks
with butter and pecansD Into
the potatoes, mix a little shred
ded coconut a few chopped
pecans, sprinkle both on top, pop
the dish back into the. oven to
brown. Ginny also, on occasion,
prepares this dish by mixing
orange juice and grated orange
peel into the potatoes. emitting
the coconut but adding pecans
to the top before browning.
Texas Nut Pie
-G.innY1,s- Texas nut pie is made
from a recipe her mother had
from HER mother. Here it is:
l cup sugar
2 eggs
3 level tablespoons cornstarch
l pint milk
l teaspoon vanilla
! cup peCanS
Mix cOrnstarch and sugar to-
gether in top of double boiler,
add eggs which have been
beaten. Add milk and flavoring.
Cook until mixture is thick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

beige. The sofa and ono chair
are to be green, with the chair
scheduled to carry the sofa color
cross the room.
How. without floor plan, can
you be certain the chair you
order in green will not wind up
on the same side of the room as
the sofa. thus throwing out of
balance the entire color balance?
The fourth major point in a
rooms decoration, then is the
working out of floor plan, or
room arrangement.
I'm this column tomorrow the
final steps will be traced in the
transformation of the empty and
meaningless room into an in
dividusf and interesting unit of
the home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Ginny Simms Entertains 40 People
At Buffet Party With South Seas Theme

DID YOU ever have occasion
10 give a party for 20 boy
friends? And ask the boys 10
bring along their girl friends +?
Making a party for 40, just like
that?
That's the neat little problem
Ginny Simms hands herself now
and then when she invites Kay
KySer and all the boys over for
a little snack come Sunday
night.
South Seas
Ginny, who has been featured
soloist with Kay and the band
for five years, is currently in
the gangs starring production,
"Playmates."
For this particular affair.
Ginny went South Seas. The
party was reserved buffet. the
large central table covered with
sea linen cloth. over this
cloth, Ginny spread a real fish
net, with big corks in the center
TO outline the centerpriece which
was made of magnolia and lotus
blossoms arranged in shells.
Her dishes. both for serving
and eating were made of wood.
Here's what she served:
Tomato Juice
Ham Baked in Pineapple
Baked Beans Meat Loaf
Sweet Potatoes With Coconut
Mi1ed Green Salad
Nodded Pineapple Salad
Stuffed Celery, Mired Rehshes
Teras Nut Pie
Coffee
Now to recipesi
The ham is prepared thusi
Rub a large lean ham all over
with either brown sugar or
honey, bake in pineapple juice.
When meat is about half done,
cover it over with rings of pine
apple and maraSchino cherries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

While mixture IS still warm,
add pecanS which should net be
chopped too fine. Place this
cream filling in refrigerator, let
ting il stand over night-secret
of the flavor.
Next day, make an open crust
pie, bake the crust, add the fill
ing. Cover thickly with whipped
cream. Serve chilled.
Since you didn't get an invi-
tation to Ginny's party, why
not throw one of your own for
the boys and girls you know?
Do your own cooking, OF
course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Booklet News

ADVERTISING Is a career
for which many people yearn
but consider too hard to
break into or too over
crowded. But this Is erroneous,
there's always room for you n
you're good at your job.
New products are constantly
pouring on the market and the
written word. sells them. If you
can write the words you're
in. Our booklet, HOW TO
WRITE ADVERTISING" gives
pointers on this subject.
To obtain the booklet, send
FIFTEEN CENTS in coins 10
The Detroit Times Home Insti-
tute, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Home Decoration
Steps for Making Room
LivabIe and Inviting
Decoration

THE CONSTRUCTION az any
creative effort requires a plan
~ procedure. You cannot build
a house without hlueprints. You
cannot cut a dress without a
pattern. And you cannot execute
a room interior without q pre-
arranged plan
To set the pleasure you should
out OF this Job OF decorating
YOUR home there are certain
fundamental steps 60 be fol-
lowed. knowledge Of them
should increase your enjoyment
in the process.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

is no better balanced vitamin drink than
Campbell Tomato Juice. Especially rich in
Vitamin c, every glassful also supplies you
with substantial amounts of the important
vitamins A, 81 and b..
Right now it is selling at the same price
as last year. And with food prices gener-
ally higher, don you think it is a good
idea today in supply at todays prices2
There's more reason now than ever to
stock your pantry with Campbell Tomato
Juice-to give your family its glorious
flavor and fresh-tomato vitamins every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Ia.'e cn-zoeo
tN EuFfF@ ,.

Suppose, for the sake Of b.
lustrstion, we imagine a room
entirely barren Of anything
save four empty walls and the
blank, undressing windows. II
IS the task at hand 10 make
this room both livable and ok
pressive Of your particular per-
Sonality.
Remember that. The room
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Next Step

Having settled upon either
period or modern pieces. the next
step is the working out of a
floor plan for the room arrange
ments. This is vitality important.
Not only do you need this to
correctly scale the size of the
furniture, TO be sure a chair is
not too big for its corner. but
you also need it as a working
blueprint for spotting the color
effectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Unusual Beverage
Delights Children

A BEVERAGE certain to be
the high spot at any children's
party is made by adding sieved
calavos and ice cream to lime
rickey.
This combination OF fruit and
ice cream adds minerals and
Vltamins in the youngsters bev-
erage choice. Mothers will APP
prove this drinks nourishment
while the children applaud its
flavor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

Mr. Clarke will be glad to an
swer questions on home decora-
ton. Please enclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope for reply
and address William X. Clarke,
The Detroit Times, Detroit Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

n" recent wests you have asked your gro-'
Ger for Campbell's Tomato Juice /. and,
chances are, you haven been able to get il.
Today you can. The new pack of.
Campbell Tomato Juice is already on your
grooer's shelves.
It's the same fine, delicious tomato Juice
you have always known =. with that mel
low, gardensweet flavor that has made it
the largest selling tomato Juice in America.
And there's something else about this
delicious, refreshing drink thar mothers
especially are glad 70 know: It's thus. there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Cslsvo Jerry
u cup sieved calavo

q cup sieved calavo
Few grains salt
Ia cups vanilla ice cream
, cups lime rickey
Blend calavo. salt and ice
cream with electric mixer or
rotary beater. Add lime rickey
and stir to blend. Serve immedi-
ately.
Makes approximately 2 pintS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16
Floor Plan

For example, suppose you have
decided upon a color scheme with
apple-green, dubonnet and rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-16

must be a fattering background
for YOU its mistress. The FIRST
question TO he determined,
therefore, viii be one Of color.
Your Color7.
What is your best color? II
your experience in this respect
with clothes, that is, what colors
seem TO suit you most, does not
supply the answer. then get ex-
pert advice. Most stores today
maintain a conSultant staff
which can give you this advice.
Having selected the principle
color theme, the next step is
deciding how 10 use it. If a
soft delicate pastel shade is the
decision, then this color may be
used as a background, or wall
tone.
If a sharp. intensely dramatic
or warmly rich color proves
your particular latterer, then it
is best used as an accent, or
secondary, shade against
lighter contrasting background.
What Atmosphere
Tho distribution Of color hav-
ing been sketched in to your
room plan, the next question is
what atmosphere you want 10
create. II il is to be formal.
then your tools are silks and
satins; if informal, then cottons
and linens.
Your own taste and preference
will determine the style OF the
furnishings, whether period or
modern. In other words, the first
three steps in decorating a room
are the selection of suitable
color, the deciding Of the atmos-
phere. or feel of the room, and
the choosing Of the style of its
furniture.
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PASCAGOULA COUNCIL.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
STAGE ELABORATE BALI.
Res woodman And Miss Aida Ros Rale Over Pascngeulas
Mes, Beautiful Carnival Evsnt Last
Friday Night

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the psrEfAm wcFs Dcybe Kennedy
81 Etlnxs and Miss Doris Collins q
GnlfE<rt who gave q clever tap
routine Raymond Upton. Accom-
painted at the piAnn By John Dove,
sang. God Bless America. Doyle
Kennedy eave Al acruhattc per.
Torrance and John Dove. rendered
several piano selections
The first dance after the fIooE
show wss exclusively for TIE kim
and queen and their court aftei
which others Joined In dancing
which continued unt1l early IN IN
moFninR.
Miss Ros Is the eldest daughter a
Mr. and Mr1 Guy RIOS and Is one q
paScseoulak most vivAcioux young
ladies She Is secretary At tn
Southern Kraft Paper NIL and m
a host of friends in this section
During intermix6ton she e~ntertainez
the members % the court at . huf.
tet supper at her home.
Mr.. Woodman. also "a . prumi'
nent Pascagoula young man. and
holh a responsible position with IN
Southern Kraft Paper Corp In No
bile. He has been prominent "a
activities OF the Pascagou,A Council
Knights Of Columbus. for years ans
At present holds the Office O
financial secretary.
Following the dance he entertain.
ed the court with g party al ths
Midway Cafe.
Officials OF khe council we're higf
In their praise OF the accomplish,
ment Of the dance committee. whici
had complete charge Of arrange,
mcnts and gave Pascagoula one o
is outstanding social events Il
years The committee worked tire.
lessly and almost increasingly 4
make this event the success that d
w&s and their efforts were regard,
ed by q spectacle OF magnificienci
and splendor. Members Of the ON
mittee were Eugene 81. Aman,
chairman. W. Guy Krebs. Jr. Loui
Walker and Norman l. Moran.
Because Of the success OF the bal
II Is planned to make this an an
nual event.