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Evening star., 1942-12-18

oNSN 1AJI A1sk GhfCC yHtt k44c ufkO
receiDe their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Guy Richards, %, 1740 N st. NV. and
Glaries Larsen. "a. Lehi, Utah; Bishop
John N.,,Is Wsms Hsnscn - 4ss nv and
the Rev J. Robertson.
CHARLES 5s Nansy orssnlss sot e. "a sa5k I'd nv.
NV: the Rev. E. Coleman.
Enssn w wIasa h5. HshSs Ss. 2s stsss ss Gosss
and Mariens ccnley, ss, 1855 Cathedral
jeremiah Connolly. ss, $40 10th St. NV,
and Josephine Guarino, %. $40 goth
1uS, s. sSv.rds T shs BY g. dh.I.sson Mnts1 c. and
the Rev. z. sexsmith;
snd eofs eor sG sss sF.se ssl7 st. MAYOR
Lawrence Banks ss. i45o qirsra st NV:
St. NV. the Rev j. Aiderton' noo ".fo
Neubert Campbell. :25, Ladylake, Fla. and
Florence Ri Eichs,ds bar 2s s,,nI AIS channins
Joseph Rosers. Fl. Riverdale. Nd, and
Mary Canter, aI., 1901 18th st. NV;
se1nsrs 1hs sey. J. Eust.n A1sant a, 4os7 nc,o,
pl; nv: the Rey; N; qsrstenfeld.
Elmer se nssfuF sad Ksh.sn fe 1851 rUr' Paw:
walter Mikeseil @ e @ s1e sana e susti1s st. NV and
Dor Perothy h Work Work FL 21@2 st, NV; the
gS, s,ansl; ss Holly. Mich: the s"f Rev. US s.
David ToIowsy: s7, 1923 p st, Sc, and
Rsy, Inn Capt. Capt; l. KnSht.
No, Nonsq1' 20; aol Jefferson St St 1 nv the the
Ralph Scott; !, , q United States Army. and
Arthur Hoistad. 33, 57a5 N. Washington
81 sivd p.n AringtOn. m;nO and Louise Clark, 81
and sarah Burton, sS,, 25Ia Eye st,
race Waiker ha sev ~ ssa aasnns ath St nw and
MAJ Abnethry. IS. s54 9th St. NV; wv
Judge g. Wilson:
SeesiIs aock. 20. Baltimore; the the Rev. sHH
Ross5t ssg ,Ss! r;.l.n,2 81 ,2ot wys St
James Meres, aes Nss ss ssa' MuffHS 10Th st. NV,
Ra ssl'sHee aVs 1 Reo the he RsS sss Mass (
James Ruoe. 22, 4110 EIicott st. NV, and
Bertha Henkel: %. 4110 Elicott st.
NV; the Rev. v. Cosby.
Milton A.. Gurewitz. 25. 3s1s 18th St
ne, and Elsie Hinchee,. "a. 1349 Spring
Charles char S a Alden, rs. 3oa4 rter Tilden St NV,
and Lillian Barr, %. 2214 Kearney ST.
ne. the Rev. H. Wooding
Matthew Hibee. 80, $50 Eye st. NV, and
Gladys Armstrong. 27, 460 H st. NV;
the Rev: H. Prentice.
Charles Foley. Fl, carmody Hills, Md.
ne; the Rev. c. Phillips.
Aubrey Doyle, 10, Alexandria, and Mar
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Yule Relief Party

A Christmas dinner party for the
benefit Of Russian relief will be held
by the IZaak Walton League Auxih-
ary at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Fairfax Hotel, 21st and Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

tions by Mrs. John G.. Kellar,
Thomas A. Simons, Miss Ruth
Ribbe, Mrs. Louise Wilson Dunwell
and Miss Mary Turner. Mrs. Agnes
D. Wright, the president, presided.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Issued ct Rockville.

Russell Whitmore Seayer. "a. Needham,
Mass. and Alice Virginia Dadmun. 81,
Worcester. Mass
william B. Gehring Is, and Betty I.
Broadhurst. 16, both Of Bethesda, Md.
Fred H. Perkins, 81. and Frances Nas
Hall 40, both of Arlington, Va,
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tcnit three tull days and
receiue their license on the ftth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Officers Installed
at 18th Banquet

The Prosperity Circle No. 1857 Of
the Supreme Royal Circle OF
Friends OF the World conducted
their 18th installation at an elabo-
rate banquet Monday, March 2. The
affair was attended by 95 members
and visiting friends.
Friend Julia Dade installed the
following officers: T. j. Davis,
president: Kirskie johnson, vice
president; Julia Franklin. financial
secretary; Elizabeth Moore, record
ing secretary: Emma Johnson, cor
responding secretary; Lucy Cutler,
treasurer; James Scottie. past
president: Letha Davis. chaplain;
Sara Boykins, mistress-at-arms
Minnie Davis, assistant mistress
alarms; James Perryman. inner
guard; Henry Mills. outer guard;
Lille Johnson, treasurer OF the
Sinking fund; Julia Davis. secre-
tary or Sinking fund: Mentha Ross,
chairman OF the Program commit
tee: Lille Johnson. chairman OF
Social committee. Members are
James Speaman, Ann Harrison,
Annie Turner and Althea Turner.
An elaborate program was pre-
scented. +. J. II. Burns was master
of ceremonies. Guests we're: l..
Gibbons, l.. b. Bank. Frances An
drews. Nellie Shumate and
Avaughn Russell.
The group will meet Monday,
March 16 at s pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Men To
Be Feted

Mesdames Fannette Morris and
Beatrice Overton were hostesses
10 the New Era study club on last
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting
was held in the social rooms OF the
Detroit Association of Women S
clubs building.
Miss Fannie Bethel presided and
roll call was answered with house
hold hints. Mrs. Overton, chairman
OF the social committee, outlined
plans for Mems Night" The mem
bers are going about to make II
an affair that will be enjoyed by
their husbands and boy friends.
Mrs. Helen Toodle. chairman OF the
program committee. will have clev-
er games for the men too.
After the meeting the members
gathered around the dining table
and enjoyed a delicious luncheon as
they discussed the Sojourner Truth
situation and how best to help. A
donation was sent TO the Citizens
Committee. Others present were
Misses Ruby Chambers, Beulah
Cain, Thelma Higginbotham. Mes
danes Laura Pickens, Helen
Wright Garvin, Betty Cain Harris,
Mayme Crimes. Helene Wilson.
Elsie Lewis, Jennie Page, Alma Nc
Mahan, and Zelma Collier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
JaneHunter
Speaks

The Wilberforce club OF Bethel
AME church, on Feb. q. presented
Miss Jane Hunter, founder and
builder of the Phyllis Wheatley
Home in Cleveland. Ohio. in an ad-
dress at the church. Miss Hunter.
who began her social work with a
nickel and a prayer, urged her au-
dience 10 have the courage TO face
facts In this second World War.
The women's Federation OF clubs
presented Miss Hunter with flowers.
Miss Hunter presented Mrs. G. B.
Williams, president OF the club,
with an autographed copy OF her
book. "A Nickel and A Prayer"
Those who took part in the pro-
gram were: the Rev. William Peck.
the Rev. Horace White. Mrs. Doro-
thy Steger. Cecil Reeves. Mrs. Fam
ME B. Peck and Billie Hines. Miss
Lillian Nesbitt presided.
All proceeds from the AFFAIR went
to the benefit OF Wilberforce uni
yersity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Class In Choir
Conducting

The choir conducting students
at the Robert Nolan Music Studio
will launch out upon the second
half Of their study In Choral
Conducting which IL being
taught by Mr.. Nolan. The first
part Of the course has dealt with
~The Qualifications Of the Choir
Director, How TO Conduct A Re.
hearsal and Treatment with and
for the voices that make up the
average church choir" aside
from points on Choir teaching
and conducting.
Mr.. Nolan Is giving these stu
dents first hand information on
how 10 meet and cope with pres.
ent-day problems and needs Of
our Negro Churches, especially
rs students in these classes are
composed Of students from Va.
rions churches throughout the
ity. New applicants are being
accepted 10 form n new class for
beginners which will begin next
week nj Mr.. Nolrn's studio. 5se
East Warren Ave, Terrace
1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Choral Group
To Meet

The Cosmopolitan Choral Ensem-
bic. under the direction OF Mrs.
Dorothy Steger, is meeting each
Saturday at 2-2:30 at 1044 E. Kir-
by.
The group was organized In Jan
uary by Marcus A. Ephriam for the
purpose OF encouraging unusual
talent. Clayton Ephraim is the able
president and from all indication
the ensemble is progressing with
rapldity.
Other officers are: Clarence
Tabbs. vice president; Mrs. Elsie
G. Galloway, secretary: Mrs. Kitch-
en-. financial secretary: Mrs. Dora
Steele. treasurer: Marcus A.
Ephraim, business manager, and
Mrs. Moore Banks. Mrs. Hights
Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Tabs and d
Morrow are members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

also have visited every nat,o,
convention from the Pacific to -
Atlantic. They also have W.
from two to three. citations sv.
year for their outstanding ac,,v3
ties.
The Women's Association oil.
house was filed TO II capacity sa1
everyone reported having A vooy
time at the banquet. Each hos,s.y
had her table decorated very prs,S
tily.
Ladies from the Detroit Distr,cf
association OF the American Lesioy
present were as follows:
Mesdames Dorothy Pearl, natlo,
al committee woman: Alma Snirl
love. district president: Pearl Tral
dell, district first vice presIdent.
Naomi Tublenski. past district pgsss
ident: Gertrude Hildebrond, mas,
district president: Rose Bassertj
past district president: Bette Gold,
en-, district civilian defense chair
man; Fenna Downey. district poet. !
Haz Smith. past department yIes
president; Elizabeth Pearson. can.
tain OF membership: Ana Ssrnis]
president Vincent unit. and Eleanor
Blackwell. captain membership
The hostesses were: Helen Rob-
inson. Matte Bostic. Eva Snow
den, Clara Brunson. Janet Butler
Minnie Lewis. Alma Hill. FlossIs
Medlock, Mrs. La Mar Mcqueen
Winnie Byrd. Viola Banks. Mrs
Williams. Mrs. Sadie Bethel. Each
hostess had from twenty 10 thirty
guests at her table.
Mary Pierce Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

II was an eat. drink and be
merry. affair, where one saw Odelle
Thomas. Flash Harris, Marvin
Cox r. Kay Tibbs, George Bartlett.
DR.. Tolbert, Richard Kemp. Alma
Worthy, AL Lewis, DR.. Joe. T.
Thomas, Jessie Mitchell, Fay
Thomas, Clarence Maskey, G. p.
Barron, Lena Robinson, Herbert
Simms. Mary Eta Posey, Alfred
Williams. Laura Thornton, Daisy
Cant, Mary Gibbons. Helen Smith
Florence Ridley, Mary German.
Bertha Winston. Leona Glover,
Louise Mitchell. Mile Pullam,
Georgia Nixon. Pecola White Gus
sic Danvil, and Mary Robertson.
And here's the pay-off. :. Next
morning when Ernest wendell his
way TO the induction center, they
said he didn't have 10 go for an
other few weeks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Personal


Hi Kats and Kittens, Jest know
the lives been groove. u. l.. Dig
Well! Spank the plank Hank and
put II In your vest and let It rest. E.
in other words. !. Hello lads and
lassies. surely hope you've been
having swell time. Yes. Well
shake. :. Cab Galloway came TO
town and really laid the 1--WE down.
Wedding Bells Ring
Pretty Ardell Stevens became
Mrs. Carlyle W. May on Jan. 10. and
is just revealing the news. They
are residing In Monroe, Mich. at
the present. All their friends here
join in wishing them the best luck
they've ever had.
France Finley will become Mrs.
Lucien Taliaferro Sunday at st.
Stephens church. :. the reception
will be at Joe Louis's home on Nc
Dougall. Gladys Barber and John
George will unite In holy matri-
mony. Saturday at Second Baptist
church. :. the reception will be at
the YwCA. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay B.
Bellinger OF 81 Kendell. gave a re-
ception in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsay Bellinger, Jr.... the for
mer Marie Edwards received many
lovely presents, from many friends.
Club Affairs
The Semper In Corcordia club
gave their second annual ball at the
YWCA last Friday. i. /. pretty for
mails swirled In delight to fancy
tunes.
Les soeurs skating party. Hook
on your rollers and let's scrap
some wood. Groove eh!....
meaning. let's skate. Noisy roll
lers moving briskly TO popular tun-
es filled the huge room. Joyful
faces enjoyed bit OF pleasure at
Les Soeurs skating party. Pranc-
ing eyes caught: Doris Redmon,
Olive DeAllen. Mildred Smith,
Samuel Carter. Barbara Miles, FL
eanora Lamkin. Norisse Daniels,
Theona Washington. Eddie Shelton,
Edna Mae Allen. Dorothy Aikens,
Leroy Brown. Ernest Cannon, Ell
vera Davis. Robert Taylor, Lucius
Galloway. Charlotte Gibson, Leon
Barryman, Gertrude williams. An
ME Young. Richard Terrell, Roslyn
Ossman, Lois Quarker and many
others.
Colds In Action
Mildred Robinson won a battle OF
love. awarded the prize posses
sion of Joe Burrell. Clarence
Camp, Jr.. OF Motor City, drops me
a line that West Virginia State coll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
More About
Women in
Defense

Mrs. Bonnie Clark. OF Goth street.
was hostess to the Modernistic
Study club, Thursday. March 5. Aft
err the business had been cleared
away. Mrs. Myrtle Cook read a very
instructive paper on "Women's
Place In The Defense Program
The intelligence test was given by
Mrs. Cook and the prize went 10
Mrs. Ethel Massenberg.
Miss Helen Louise Proctor was
guest OF the hostess.
Members present were: Mes
danes Ethel Massenberg. Marion
Favors. Marie Strickland. Marie
Mangum Florine Mckinney. Aph-
retta williams. Ann Breaker. Nell
Neral. Ruth Stephens. Savannah
Williams. Janet Lake, Myrtle Cook.
and Martha Bacon.
other members are Mrs. Grace
wrentz. Mrs. Gordy. Mrs. Vera
Cousar. Mrs. Beatrice Goldsby,
Mrs. May Hadley, and Mrs.
Calantha Pettiford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Mrs. Turner
Surprised

Lillian Houston and Yolande
Maddox were hoetesses at q sur
prise birthday party for Mrs. Mable
Turner. OF 640s yinewood, March
6. at the home OF Yolande Maddox.
933 z. Kirby avenue. The honoree
received many beautiful gifts.
Those who partook OF the deli
cious menu we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Maxwell. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Plante. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ellington. and daugh-
ter. Bette: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. l..
Knox. Mrs. Claire Bailey. Mrs. An
ME Rhodes-Jones. Mrs. Rose Bon
ner, Mrs. Sadie B. Nero. Mrs. Estelle
Ferguson. Mrs. Willie Mae Hairs
ton. Mr.. Williams. Miss Jordan.
Miss Camille Lawrence, Mrs. Tan
ner Jones. Or. Rupert c. L. Markoe
and Chas. Turner. husband OF the
honoree.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Rosebuds Fete
President

The Independent Rosebud Club
No. ! met az the home OF Mrs. b.
Dennard. 3460 Mt. Elliott. Tues
day evening. After business OF the
club a delicious repast was served
and then a surprise wac rendered
the president. Singing and dedica-
tons were made. Including a beau
tiful duet by Mrs. Wood and Mrs.
Watson.
A beautiful bouquet OF Ameri-
can beauty roses was presented the
president who who was so over
whelmed with Joy that she could
not express her appreciation. Every
one knew what she could not say.
The next meeting will be al the
home OF Mrs. M. Glenn. 1926 Mack
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Oysters, Quiz
On Club Order

Mrs. L. Swift OF 6132 Ironwood
avenue highly entertained the mem
bers OF the Non Pareil club OF the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening. March 3. Reports and
planning for a States Rally" to be
headed up by members OF the club
born in one OF the calendar months.
occupied the business period.
Mrs. Margaret Hill presented a
game OF scrambled questions and
answers. which was very amusing.
and W. Harvey Hill recited a poem,
PRAYER" by Edgar Guest.
The hostess served a delicious
menu OF fried oysters, hot rolls.
pickles. cocoa. cake, jelly. candy
and nuts.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. T. J. Grier, 500 Mt. Vernon
avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
They Are The
Mon Glue Fights

The Mon Glue Eight club met at
the home OF Mrs. Helen Jefferson
Tuesday. March 3. Reports were
made on the club affair given Sat-
urday. Feb. %.
A bridge luncheon will be given
April a. the YWCA.
Mrs. Mildred Scott IA club repor-
ter; Mrs. Irma Tulloch. president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
SPEAKER AND SINGER AT
SCOTT SUNDAY NIGHT


On Sunday, March 18th. at : p.m-
Mrs. Nellie b. Huger will taIk on
the subject. @The Place OF Music In
the Church" She II president Of
the Choir Church Music Guild and
head Of the Sacred Music Dept. al
the Detroit Institute Of Music.
Guest artists on the program
are Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. Mr..
Walker. a baritone, formerly with
the Metropolitan Opera, will sing
group OF songs; his wife, a pianist
OF note, will contribute instrument.
al numbers. Joseph Cole will no
master OF ceremonies; Mrs. Mile
Hynson Is the director Of music at
Scott. The public is invited. Ad.
mission free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
St. Patrick
Visits Club

The Lydian Association met At
the home OF Mrs. Montana Smith,
l474-20th street. The home was
beautifully decorated in green fur
st. Patrick and the colors OF the
association purple and yellow.
Gladiolas and daffodlls were ar.
ranged In vases throughout tho
rooms. A full turkey dinner vas
served to thirty present. Mrs Der.
tina Matthews and Miss Martha
Bacon were joint hostesses whit
Mrs. Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
w o M EN- Get
2-Way Relief!

Periodical headaches, nervous
ness. cramp-like pain, when dur
snly 10 functional causes. are reliev-
- for 90 many women who start
On CARDUI three days ahead OF
~ths time" and use Il a. directed.
But cARDUI has another impor-
tsnt use. II 10 a tonic. intended 10
stimulate appetite and increase the
Gov Of gastric juice. That's the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

lege is fine. and to tell all OF his
friends hello. ."HELLO! 80.
Thelma Martin says. Anytime
for long distance wires crossing
when Henry Mills is on the line. =,
Poor Dorothy Davis is sort'a on the
outs with Porter. :. come on kids. +.
kiss and make up. Clarence Fer
guson has submitted some OF his
lyrics 10 the Ink Spots. for which
ne, received contract. by the
by. Nap Wilson is the business
manager. Louis Wade Is attend
ing college in New York. :. his big
brother Doc Wheeler Is putting him
through really grand ole man.
What's And Nots
Dorothy Quaker and Muriel
Crowder added another year re-
Gently. each gave a party at their
home TO fete the occasion.
Alfred X. Thomas. proudly writes
from Florida. that he is now a sar-
geant and expects 10 be promoted
10 a higher rank soon. good
work. -. keep II up.
Mrs. James Maddox. former Ann
Jones. is very proud OF the fact that
It is now only a matter OF time.
Pvt. Ovarious Jackson sends best
regards to I'll his friends from camp
in California.
A Hint 10 the Wise Is Sufilclnet
The fellows don't have TO wait
until there Is semi-formal. formal
or dinner party to give girl a cor
sage. flowers are appreciated at
any occasion. especially on a
bright Sunday morning. Say Tom,
You've been goin with Macy a
long time now and she's just dying
10 meet your family. must you be
reminded or will you just carry
out your duty?
These loud colors are fashion
able alright. but 4, would be
wonderful II some people would
learn what is becoming 10 them and
what is NOT.
Smart girls don't get their dates
mixed. It's really nothing smart to
brag about all the boy friends you
have. land how they run into each
other at your home. This is the
quickest way TO become unpopu-
lar with ALL the fellows.
Gee. Tanks for all the nice
cards and letters. . they're really
appreciated and encouraging. Just
drop me line anytime. Yours
truly. 1853 Begole.
Bye now and remember that II
isn't marriage that fail. but the
people that fail II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Bridgedaires
Meet,

The regular weekly meeting OF
the Bridgedaires was held Friday.
March s, at the home Of Miss Moss.
All members were present to hear
the vice-president open the meet
ing and conduct the business ses-
sion. The hostess served a delici-
Gus repast. The next meeting will
be in the home OF Mrs. Reynolds,
1872 Rosedale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

way II improves digestion: and thus
helps build mp 70 many rundown
undernourishsd women. That's an
other way II often helps relieve
periodic distress.
cARDU1s ei-year record Of pop
ularity invites your confidence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Tenth Victory Banquet
Held by Auxiliary

The Chas. Young Ladies auxiliary
of the American Legion celebrated
It's tenth membership Victory an
niyersary on March Z. Mrs. Lally
Taylor and her committee gave a
banquet for the occasion in grand
style. The committee was as fol-
lows; Mesdames Mary Prear, En-
ma Rhoades. Ledo Dicky. E. Cot
ledge. Fannie Harris and Mrs. Pc
CUES and Miss Lois Harris.
The ladies Of this auxiliary have
worked hard and can say this unit
is the largest unit for colored In
the United States. They have rep
resented their unit in every depart
ment convention in the American
Legion in the State OF Michigan and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Cut this recipe ond poss eord for your recipe he

cusionollY. until the sugar II dis
solved. Add slightly bedisn eggs.
soli and vonillo. and mix thorough
lY. Pour into individual boxing
cups. set cups In q pom Of. cold
woier and boke In q slow oven
30 minutes (32S'Fl until firm. "A
knife inserted in center should
come out clson.l Mokss s Indi-
vidudl cusi1rds. II cus.oId IL 10 be
baked In q loIqer dish. add On
extru egg and increase boxing
time. For plain eussord omit
cuomslizin9 ond use only "a cup
sugar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
RICE RING
WITH DREAMED TUNA
BY MARY BLAKE
Houe Service Dept. Ccrnrtion Co.

Home Service Dept. cornction Co.
wosh u cup rice. Drop into ]
quart briskly boiling. sol,ed wctef
end boil until tender. Droin and
rinse In hot woter. Press rice firm
" Into a ring mold. then turn care
fully onto hot ploiier. FIJI with
crscmed Tuna.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
Story Ulih Il Moral Don'i
Cross Br1dqcS TOO Soon

Fare the WELL for must leave thee; do not let this
parting grieve thee said Ernest Fisher he made haste
depart for the army His last farewes given out
party given in his honor by the employees of Edythe
K Thomas hosnital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
For Your Lenteen Meal
creamsd Tuna

Credmed Tuna
I shsp. butter Few GREETINGS
] tbsp. -four lemon peel
cups Cornotion Dosh Of nutmeg
Milk ] cup tuna
"A tsp. soli 70 o.. con)
Melt butter. Blend In flour. Add
milk slowly. stirring constantly TO
keep smooth. Add ssosonings.
Cook until slightly thickened. Add
tuna tho, hos been licked with q
fork. and continue cooking until
thoroughly hsdted. Yield: 8 70 Q
servings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14
BAKED CARAMEL cusTARD
BY MARY BLAKE
Home Service Dept. Cornction Co.

Hon. ssTvies Dept cGrnotIon Co.
l cup suqcr 4 slightly beoten
4 cups Corndiion eggs
Mix diluted " teaspoon sdlt
with teaspoon
z cups wuter vonillo
plocs The suguF In a heavy skillet
OF pan ond heoi until the sugar
turns 10 On omber brown syrup.
Add corGmsl syrup 10 the mix
which hos been hsosed In q double
boiler md cook slowly. stirring oe-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-14

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Evening star., 1942-09-24
Four Sons Of
Famous Fathers
In Army Show

One Of the most interesting side
lights on Irving Berlin's soldier
show, This Is the Army" which
moves into the National Theater
next Tuesday for a stay Of two
weeks, are the four sons Of famous
theater fathers who are included in
the cast of 300.
OF first importance in this quar-
tet Is First Sergt. Alan Anderson,
whose father Is Maxwell Anderson,
famed Pulitzer and Critics prize
winning playwright. Sergt. Ander-
son makes one brief appearance on
the stage In This Is the Army y
but is vastly more important than
his appearance might indicate inas-
much as he Is not only-militarily-
the one and only first sergeant in
the company, but he is also theatre
cally the first stage manager.
Private Joe Cook, jr.'s parentage
speaks for itself. One Of hts most
conspicuous moments in the show
Is his imitation of hts father not
giving an imitation Of the four, Ha-
waiians.
Corporal Philip Truck, who plays
the now nationally famous Eileen in
Berlin's hit-"This Is the Army
song, II Left My Heart at the stage
Door Canteen," is the son OF Actor