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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

I made plans for new church huild.
Ing the congregation has almost
doubled. The spirit OF the members
and visitors j. 'ew church for
Ecorse. 4 soul-stirring sermon was
preached last sunday by Pastor J.
y. Davis. subject. separate Your.
sell From the World" 49,. $50.
Among the many visitors were ;
Mrs. Lille Mae Plngree. Miss Daisy
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Gal Reddick.
John Wilkerson and Mrs. Minnie
Adams. of Columbus. Ga. Two new
members Was added Ia the fast
growing church: namely. Mrs.
Matte Owens and Helen Gaines.
Remember 10 visit the sick. Zadle
tskew i church reporter. ... =.
Mr.. George Plazlo and the
Misses Alice kennedy and Thelma
Noonan entertained at tea and
miscellaneous shower on Sunday
afternoon. Inl, 30. honorlng Mrs.
William VI. Roach. Mrs. Plazzo's
home on Ninth street Was the
scene c. the festivities
The bride of ono week Mrs.
Roach. was The recipient OF some
useful and beautiful gifts.
The guest lis, included in sddi-
ton 10 the bride and hosiesses.
Mesdames Lille Henderson Marie
0Gora. sis'er-in-law ~ the bride.
Gladys stewart. Jeanne Furney
and Mrs Bessie Waters
Mrs Roscoe Bobo Is spending her
vacation ,ssi'ine relatives and
friends y Horeypath s G.
Mrs. Florence Bryant mother Of
Nrs Johnnie McGhee. Saef Thir-
fesnfh stree, is here visiting from
Lawrence. Ala Her stay Is indeh-
ri'e.
Visiting Nurses Committee
The visiting nurses association.
has formed committee in Ecorss
mr. Tho purpose ~ later establishing
health clinic for pre-school chill
dren and 10 help develop better
health conditions IN the community
as whole Tho members of the
committee are Mrs Tom Bran
nam. president Mrs Garnet Hera-
man assistant chairman Mrs
PNhcr' smith acfins secretary.
Mrs George pia7zo corresponding
secrotaYy Other committee Nom
hers inrinle Mrs Herman Parker
Mrs Mary Parker Mrs Walter
Jones Nt. Willie Campbell Mrs
casey Jones Miss Fife Miller. Mrs
Connie liaSler and Mrs Santa
Rrookman
t.rod viii club
Tho Rev + l.. Taylor installed
INC oticsrs OF tho Ecorse Good
VIII dish Tuesday. July Is. at IT.
wins hall The new president. .Io-
semi II campbell jr.. asked for
ihc corporation q the officers and
members ~ mo club in order 70
have a successful wear After tho
installation refreshments were
SERVED
Tn" neA, meeting will be held
Tuesday, Aug s at s I'm. at Twins
hall All members are requested to
be present
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FOR RENT

Furnished Rooms In nice neigh
borho0d for men. or working
couple; meals ii wanted. III Lei.
cester Court. Tr. 1882.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
No. 3it.tOs
ORDER FOR AnHEARAN(E

A. session 81 said court held IN the
cry ~ Detroit July s. i9s
Present; The Hon ADOLrH p. MAR
- HNER, circuit Jndre
II Satisfactorily appearing by aridavit
on ME that summons cannot 10 served
ON defendant hecause his residence IL
unNnown al after diligcnt search and
inquiry u cannot be asccrtained in what
state or country she rcsdes.
u Is ordered that she aprfar hcrcin
within three months from the date II this
order ~ tho hin OF complaint nled here
In may he taken ~ confessed and that
this order he served and published ar-
cording - law and a copy thereof mailed
10 dofcndan. - her last known address
ADoLrH +. MARscHNER.
Circuit Judge
81 True Copy
,AsPAR J. l.iNGEMAN. clerk.
by A. \. BERGER,
Deputy clerk. .-ss-e-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
eeef Frskine st.


Court for tho County OF wayne in Chan
Gerry.
ADA sTANDLANnER. Plaintiff. vs..
Carroll sTANDLANDER, Defendant.
NO.3fs.ss3
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ a session OF said court held IN the
CITY ~ Detroit July 3rd. 1874
Present The HIM. ARTHUR WEB
sTER. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
IN hie that summons cannot be served
On defendant hecRuse his residenre IL
Unknown and after diligent search and
inquiry II cannot be ascertained In what
state or Country the said defendant de-
sides
T. Is ordered that Re appear herein
within three months from the date ~
this rider or tho bill % complaint filed
herein NAV be- taken ~ confessed. and
that this order he served and published
STATE cr Countr, Tho said defendant re-
mailed 70 the defendant At his last
known address.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
- True top,A
cAsrAR J. LINGEMAN. clerk
~ 4. A. BERGER.
Deputy clerk T-.s-9-e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

For Rent
Newly furnished room for quiet
refined couple: home privileges.
1884 Melrose.
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STATE or MIcNie>N re c,.~a
court for the coun'i ~ w,,as n Nv.
cerv
WILLIAM WHITE s'rr~. IS q,
LEN WHITE. neteraar'
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CLASSIFIED


ROOM FOX KENT
Furnished room for couple.
Kitchen privileges. Convenient 10
cars. rc''raw and Grand River
District. 1919 eth street.
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First Bpnii>i Church
Since the First Baptist church
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Chas. Campbell. LAWYER
goal EFsklue

STATE on MICHIGAN the Circuit
Court for the rountv 81 Wayne.
PETER POpnERN. Plaintiff. Va We
ROMA RonpEIY. nefs ndant. go. 60.
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"a True Coryl
ALFRED vrNcENr.
Deputy Probate Rss ser '.:s-s.i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Just Nh nut tho Coupon and
Mail today---and you will re-
tcivo hv return mail our six
trial samries-and our Special.
Money Making OFFER IN Agents
Don't Wait. Mall the Coupon
NOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Ink Barrdge Hits
Women Piekets
CopyrIsht BY Detroit TtmsS. Att rights reserved

Five women picketing the coffee
shop at i05 Woodward avenue
were Squirted with ink by three
men who passed in car, they
charged today in statements 10 the
prosecutors Office. They said their
clothes were ruined.
The five are: Mrs. Lena Lee. 40,
Of 1914 Lawndale avenue; Miss
Elvera Koskie, %. of 1894 Trum-
bull avenue; Miss Nathalie Wend-
land. 26. of 7474 Churchill avenue;
Miss Gertrude Friese, 20, of II
Garfield avenue and Miss Alice
Antonen, 25, of 15046 Steel avenue
They told Assistant Prosecutor
William r. BQlio that they had
been locked out" after wage de-
mands were refused at a restau-
rant at 1901 Woodward avenue
owned by Thomas Kerney. The
restaurant then closed and they
started picketing the other res
taurant because, they said, Kerney
was half owner of it. The women
are members OF the CIO Hotel,
Restaurant and Beverage Workers
Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Agnes Anderson
Picks Marriage

Lovcly brunei Agnes Anderson.
Detroit beauty contest winner
who went 80 Hollywood eight years
ago Tor a movie career prefers a
career as a wife Ia ono IN The
glamour world she revealed today
on her hrstapi~ii 70 her native city
since winning ne contest
Marriage and pictures just
don't min" she explained. and
I want my marriage 10 last.
Movie work il interesting. hard
work. and 10 succeed you must
have no outside Interests. de-
cided matrimOny was the career
wanted"
Ii took the war ~ bring the
star Of Men in White" and a
score of other pictures. back TO
her father. Haakon NJ Anderson,
of l0l0S Nottingham road
Her Observation-Disclosures. r. Ross
Jenney whom she married after
three years in Hollywood Is At
tached 10 the 10th Division, ll5th
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
alfred r. CLANCY
Flying TO Britain

Alfred r. Clancy OF Detroit,
former General Motors official
and now OPM head OF the ord
nance division, will fly 10 England,
June 7, 10 be special liaison man
between the British and Ameri-
can governments and aid in CO.
ordinatlng armament manufacture
of the two countries. IL was an
nounced In Washington today
Clancy will be on the staff Of
Averill Hartman. the personal
representative of President RooSe-
Welt in London an da former bust
ness associate OF Clancy. While
arrangements had been made for
CLANCY 10 fly 10 Lisbon on the
Clipper. the British arc now ar
ranging 10 fly him directly 10
England on an American bomber
making the irip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Living Cost Rise
Put at $50 Pct.

In the last year, the cost OF
living in Detroit for the average
family of five has increased $50
per cent. the Visiting House
keepers Association of the Detroit
Community Fund announced to-
day.
The rise in prices has taken
place mainly in the last three
months. the association pointed
out. with the greatest increases as
follows: :, furnishings. 1895 per
,end; food, ES.7 per cent, and rent,
7.69 per- cent. Clothing. fuel and
light showed only slight increases.
The recent increase are the first
change of any consequence since
November, 1889, the association
reported. The yearly family budget
is now estimated at S1,S17.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
AFdmiIY Trait
Wants Air Corps

Arthur J. Hicks. %, who learned
to like flying on family trips with
his airrminded father. today wants
10 get in the army air corps.
Young Hicks was indicted into
the army yesterday and seeks a
transfer to become a flying cadet.
lie has IA solo flying hours 10 his
credit.
Arthurs father. Fred Hicks, has
become known for The annual
fights on which ne has taken his
whole family including in-laws
and grandparents for the last II
years. Last year q members OF
the family made a fight in. a
chart cred plane
This year the fight party will
be minus two, for another son,
Marvin. Is. is also in the army.
He is with the 210th Coast Artil-
lery an anti-aircraft regiment
. The family lives at 9202 Mason
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

main secondary roads have beer
cleared Of construction work in
order 10 carry the mountaineering
traffic anticipated
Travel in the last few weeks
has been ~ per cent above last
year and last year was a boom
year for travel" MatheSon said.
1--WE expect more cars will be-
gin moving late today on trips
throughout Michigan and sur
rounding states than at any
previous time.
Lone reason Ii a lot Of people
hayE come here to work from
upstate AND are. returning home
for a long weekend visit"
He reported other states roads
as follows:
Ohio-All clear. with constrtIc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
& Dos Ia Safety
Issued by State
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. May 29.-Predictine
record-breaking traffic over The
Memorial Day weekend. Highway
Commissioner G.. Donald Kennedy
today issued this list of sever
Dos" for pedestrians and motor.
lists in an effort 10 cut the death
toll:
Walk on the left side of roads
facing traffic.
Refrain from excessive speed.
Slow down at night
Use caution when passing.
Don't cross the yellow limos
Stay out Of the middle lanes
OF three-lane highways.
BE courteous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
ReufHler
Put i'm ga
Draft List

Walter p. Reuther. General Mo-
tors director for the UAW-CIO,
was exempt today from immediate
military service by unanimous de-
cision of draft appeal board No. 3.
which reclassified the union leader
in Class ga.
He first was placed In Class la,
available for immediate service by
his local draft board No. 81, but
the decision was reversed by the
appeals board on the ground that
Reuther's wife, May, is a depend
emf. Mrs. Reuther is her husbands
secretary at the JAW offices.
REUTER- HAS NO COMMENT
Reuther had no comment to
make on the move, after it was
announced by Willard NJ. Cor
nelius, chairman of the appeal
board.
There was nothing about the
Reuther case that was different
from a great many other cases
which come to us for consider
alton" Cornelius said.
Reuther's deferment was orig
inally sought by r. j. Thomas.
president of the UAW-CIO, on the
ground that the GM directors
presence SsFsss~ ,ss,sSs .s.,s:si.. 80 zrs
good relations between the Gem
eral Motors Corporation and the
union.
Besides Cornelius, the appeal
board consists of John O'Hara.
DR.. Thaddeus Stokfisz, Edward
Quinnius and Walter Wisdom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Officers Are Picked
For Health Society

LANSING, May 29,-Robert II.
Barlow was reelected president of
the 1ngham County tuberculosis
and Health Society at their annual
meeting this week. Other officers
are Leroy Bell of Okemos. vice
president; DR.. r Mansell Dunn.
vice president; Ellis Van Sickle.
treasurer. and Mrs. Grace. Lead
leg secretary. Mrs. Lucille r.
Gardner is executive secretary
with headquarters in the Hollister
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Touring Boom Seen
Heaviest Traffic in Michigan History Predicted
Cioudy-Fair Weather Is Forecast .
UUtOH UUIt

The heaviest traffic in Michigan
history waS predicted for the
Memorial Day weekend today as
the weather man forecast a cooler
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. holiday with
possible scattered showers tonight.
Edmond S. Mat. oSon. manager
Of the Automobile Club of Michi-
gan's travel department. said that
all main Michigan roads and all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

Regiment of the Quartermaster'!
Corps al San Luis OblSpo.
lie has just finished a months
training course al the medical
field center al Carlisle. Pa. and
the couple stopped in Detroit or
their way back TO the coast.
Most Of the family il I'm the
army now" she said. my eldest
brother. Norman. -. j. ut Fort
Custer and my Younger brother.
Harry. who II -. il civilian
flight instructor for the RCAF
in Winnipeg.
Mother and the youngest
brother. Roy. who il 10 now.
are in Oslo. Norway. and my
brother-in-law il AT Carp Muir
ray. We're all glad 10 be doing
what We can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Maj Ereiqhter Intercepted

LONDON. May 29.-(INS)-
The British admiralty announced
today that the 3.290-ton German
'freighter Lech. which recenc(y
sailed from South America in an
attempt TO break through the
British blockade, has been inter-
Cepted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Tests Announced
For Government Jobs

The United States Civil Service
Commission today announced ex-
aminations in Detroit and 20 other
Michigan cities for positions OF
junior Stenographer at Sl,144 a
year and junior typist at 1880
a year Applications for the posi-
tons must be filed on or before
June Is ana the date of the exam
nations will be announced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Lawyers Guild Convenes

Delegates and members from
various sections or The country
were arriving in Detroit today for
the fifth annual convention OF the
National Lawyers Guild AZ tho
Book-Cadllac Hotel. They will be
welcomed TO the conclave by Gov
ernor Van Wagner, Mayor Ed
ward J. Jeffries Jr and other
dignitaries The convention will
run through Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

tion ceased over the weekend TO
facilitate travel.
Indiana 49, Some m i n roads
blocked by construction but most
roads clear.
Yesterdays 92-degree tempera-
ture at 3:15 p. m. tied the all-time
heat record for a May IS here, set
in 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
bill toBrodden
Old Age Vetoed
ByVdn Wagner
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. May 29.-In his first
important veto. Governor Van
Wagner today rejected the Legis-
lature's bill liberalizing old age
assistance by increasing the
amount of real estate and personal
property tn at recipient may
possess.
In his veto message. the gov
ernor said the bill would increase
state expenditures more than ST.
100000 a year because about $4,000
persons would be made eligible
He added tina the bill failed 10
conform with federal regulations.
jeopardizing S10,000.000 a year in
federal grants in aid TO the state.
HITS ALL TINE HIGH
AT the end of last week, an
all time high was reached when
$4,000 individuals received old
age grants" Governor Van Wag-
oner explained. "This IL COM
pared with $4,000 on the rolls
when 1 took Ofhce.
1.-THE waiting list has been de-
creased from $4,000 10 1890,
the lowest since July, 1887.
Within four months, we expect
10 have the entire waiting list
exhausted making old age assist
ance available TO about one-third
of the people over s. years OF
age I'm Michigan. This will re-
suit In annual state and federal
expenditures of $4,000, 900"
The governor said his decision
10 veto the bill. came only after
he had conferred with officials of
the federal social security board.
BILLS ACTED ON
He also vetoed bills to-
LiberaliZe payments 10 widows
al the Michigan Soldiers Home al
Grand Rapids, and TO keep pay
ments made too the home from
the stae's general fund from com
ing under jurisdiction OF the audi
tor general
He signed bills 10
Forbid the safe Of vafpriur1.
drug used 10 make stencil bombs.
without a physicians prescription.
Authorize banks and trust COM
-pdntrS- TO contribute 10 charity.
The Legislature will get The
chance 10 override the governors
veto when il meets for final adj
iournment July 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
10000 EXPECTED

II is expected nearly 10000 per-
sons will attend
The Detroit Fire Department
Post No 1889 OF tho NcteSagss, %
Foreign WaCS have set 10 a. m. as
the hour for their services AZ the
fireman's plot in the MI Elliott
Cemetery.
Members OF branch No ~ Fleet
Reserve Association and the
, Chevrolet Detroit Post No. lS
American Legion will hold Joint
Memorial Day services at IL a. m
al the foot Of Woodward avenue
As each dead ShIpmates name
Is called members of the aSSocia-
ton auxiliary will Strcw flowers
upon the water Frank Dooln
branch president viii read the
services.
Memorial Day will mark the
opening OF recreationaf- facilitie,
al the city's parks.
BEACH AND POOLS OPEN
The Belle Isle bathing beach
and the River Rouge Park pools
will open. Palmer Park and Belle
Isle riding academies will be opcr-
ating with pony rides available al
these parks and River Rouge
Park.
Belle Isle will offer free shows
In the zoos monkey theater al
and p. m. daily with Suzie and
Congo, trained monkeys perform.
ing
Public golf links are expected tc
open at $50 a. m.
Food stands will be open in all
the large parks with meals. beer
and wine served at the Belle Isle
Casino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Planes
To Stunt Twice
Over City Today

Fighting planes of the First
Pursuit Squadron of Selfridgs
Field were 10 roar over Detroit
shortly after noon today in a 30
minute air show staged in connec-
ton with Flying Cadet Week."
during which the United States
Army is conducting an intensive
drive to enlist young men in the
air service.
The planes will repeat the DEM
onstration and give Detroiters
some idea of a night air raid at
9 p. m. when they will again stunt
over the city for half-hour.
PROCLAIMED By MAYOR
Flying Cadet Week has been
proclaimed by Mayor Jeffries from
June i to Z, and three air corps
lieutenants, recent graduates Of
the flying cadet course, have been
assigned to Detroit to assist in the
campaign for recruits.
In addition. Capt. Jack A. Nor
gan, Medical Corps, United States
Army, has been brought to Detroit
from Chicago to aid in the physi-
cal examinations of candidates.
Young men seeking to enter the
flying service must have two years
of college training or pass writ
ten examination.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST IL
Subjects covered in the test
were changed only recently, the
new regulations. becoming effect
i've August II. Formerly, in addi-
ton to physical test, prospective
army air cadets were required to
pass an examination in nine SUBJ
jects, but now the number has
been reduced to seven. Five OF
these are required subjects. and
for the other two subjects the ap-
plicant is allowed to choose from
list of five.
Required subjects are English
grammar and composition, afith-
metic, algebra, plane geometry
and plane trigonometry. The OPP
tional subjects are any two of q
group consisting of United States
history, general history, elemen.
tary physics, inorganic chemistry
and any modern language except
English.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
NELLY WILL SPEAK

Harry r. Kelly secretary OF
state. viii speak Wrealh> viii be
placed on veterans graves
Detroit Polar Bear Association
comprised Of veterans OF The
American North Russian ENpedi-
ton. viii visit the graves Of
comrades in arms AZ 1890 a m.
~ White Chapel Memorial Park,
Eighteen-Mile and Crooks roads.
Former Gov. Wilbur NJ. Brucker
will be the speaker and Rev. RI
John :. Landov>k former chap
lain of Dctroit'S 329rh Inf2ctrY
will come from Manitowoc, Wis.
10 give the invocation and bencdic-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

veterans OF the CiNil War
are expected To- ride at the head
of the procession They are: John
Haines. 81; George Morgan, 81,
and AlonZo Dibble. go
August Chapelle. 90, and David
Pfumadurc.- '5s,-DetFeft s-eiheE
surviving Grand Army OF the Re-
public veterans. are too I'll 10 par
ticipate.
SpariSt1-4trfefieaf4 and
World War | veterans viii march.
There viii be war HtitSeS, too. ana
various auxliaries ROTC and Boy
Scout units also will be repre-
scented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
FIRST or DAYS SERVICES

First Of the days services VIII
be at 100 a. m. al St Dominic :
Church, Tfumbull and West War
rem avenues.
Spanish War Veterans will as
semble at $50 q. m. IN Roseland
Park Cemetery for the dedication
of a statue 10 their soldier dead.
At 10 a. IN. the cemetery viii
be the scene of extensive services
Of the Detroit Districts Association
OF the American Legion.
A naval memorial program viii
be held at the same hour at Belle
Isle with Edward H. Williams,
county auditor. as speaker.
Wayne County's c an d n
Legion will meet at the memorial
monument al the Michigan State
Fair Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Memorial Day Recalls
u. S. Military Exploits
Patriotic Groups
Planning Large
Demonstration

A Detroit geared TO a speed in
defense industry never before
known in history will pause to-
morrow TO honor the memory Of
United States soldiers of other
wars.
Once again the city will observe
Memorial Day with a parade of
civic, patriotic and military groups
down Woodward avenue. starting
the march al 2 p m. at Peterboro
street.
Memorial Day will halt tenn
porarily work on most defense
projects in the Detroit area.
OPEN ON SATURDAY
All major factories working on
defense orders will be closed to-
morrow with the exception of the
Thinker Detroit Axle Company and
the United States Rubber Com
pany. United States Army or
dnance department officials here
said.
Factories will run Saturday.
however
This years procession viii at
test to Americas strengthened de-
Tense, draining the military groups
which ordinarily IN a r c G d IN
tribute TO the boys OF 81.
SERVICE MEN ELSEWHERE
For the first time in nearly
three quarters of century there
will be no regular army navy or
marine units in Detroits parade.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-04-04
Variation In The Sauce OF
That Culinary Achievement
1.-THE Spanish Omelet"

About twenty minutes before be-
ginning to cook the eggs, mix to-
gether in a frying pan the green pep
per, cut into small pieces and chop
ped onion. Add water to cover and
cook until tender. Drain. Then add
half the fresh or canned tomatoes,
diced cooked potatoes, and cooked
peas. Cook these ingredients togeth-
er with salt and pepper for about ten
minutes.
For the omelet-Separate the yolks
from the whites. To the yolks add
salt, pepper and hot water. Beat I'M
til thick. Fold in the egg whites
which have been beaten until stiff.
Heat the butter in a frying pan. Turn
in the mixture, spread evenly, and
cook over slow heat, occasionally turn
ing the pan so the omelet will brown
evenly. When delicately Drowned un-
derneath, place the pan in a moder-
ate oven $3.50 degrees F.) to finish
the top. Fold it upon a platter and
stuff and surround with the vegetable
sauce.