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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Better Gates
Foreseen i
projett 0k'd
WPA Would Spend
$40, 900 to Build
Rsersotionol Sst-up

Possibility Of the construction
floodlight equipped football
field for night games, recon-
mended last night before the
city commission, brought an i'm
mediate expression from approx
al from the athletic directors Of
the two local high schools today.
The rec o m mendation was
made before the commission by
Downing Proctor, field repre-
sentative for the Federal Secur-
ity Administration. He indicated
an immediate intention to rec
ommend the expenditure Of $40,-
900 in WPA funds. The entire
project, which would include
several constructions besides the
field, would probably be COM
pleted by late summer.
ALLOWS FULLER
ATTENDANCE
Ernest Buckholz, city high d.
rector, was enthusiastic in his
praise Of the contemplated field.
"A move like that would prob
ably increase attendance at foot
ball enormously by allowing ev-
eryone that was interested in ne
game to attend. AS things are
now, if we play on Friday after
noon, the business men can come
but not the working man. If we
play on Saturday, the working
men attend but not the business
men.
might football would not only
allow greater attendance but
should solve the problem of foot
ball gate receipts. Surveys over
the state show that night ball has
been the salvation of football at
many schools.
CHANGE SCHEDULE EASILY
1--WE have all of our games
scheduled for afternoon now, but
think we could probably change
them without too much trouble"
At st. Mary's, Athletic Direc-
tor Lee Hart was equally strong
in his endorsement of the idea.
The Catholic League schedule
has not been released yet, and
Hart appeare d satisfied that
night games could be easily ar
ranged. The Saints have played
their football games on Sunday
afternoon in the past and Hart
said the team would be glad to
continue Sunday ball, playing at
night.
"We've had good crowds for
our games-excepting this last
fall-but I think we'd do better
playing at night. There shouldn't
be any trouble between the high
school and ourselves in arrang-
ing the schedule. We could play
on Fridays when city high was
out of town.
SUNDAY NIGHT SUCCESS
"St. James of Ferndale, and
several other teams In the Cath
Ollie league have had very good
success in playing on Sunday
night, and I can see no reason
why we shouldn't either"
Both schools have enjoyed q
good following when playing
night games away from home,
and the coaches took this as an
indication that evening gates
here would be excellent.
In addition to the stadium
project, other divisions of the
program would bring increased
opportunities for athletic activi-
ties to all residents Of Mount
Clemens. Included would be the
foil o w ing constructions: One
lighted softball field, one hard
ball diamond and one unlighted
softball field; a number of ten
mis- courts, in Seminole Hills and
around the U.S.O. building; q
number of shuttle board courts
and horse shoe pitching courts
near the U.S.O. building.
The recreation program would
be worked out to apply to Sell
fridge Field soldiers, defense
workers and the general civilian
population.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
REVENGE VICTORY

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Feb. rs
-(R)-That 61-14 football vic
tory Oklahoma hung on Mar
quette last fall has been aveng-
ed!
The Marquette Naval r. O. T.
c. Rifle team reports q 1,713
to 1878 victory over the sooner
gunners in a postal meet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
BORDER CITIES
).EACJJE STANDING

TOMORROW'S GAMES
Mount Clemens VS.. Wyandotte
Fordson VS.. Royal Oak
Crosse Pointe VS.. Monroe
Handed their first defeat In
Border Cities League competi-
ton last week by Wyandotte's
hard driving cagers, Fordson' S
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

A los padres
A las 7;45 de la noche de hoy
Sc reunira en- el salon Auditorio
de la Iglesia Presbiteriana de
Ybor ,situada en- la Oncena ave-
nida mum. 915, una nueva orga-
nizaci6n para ninos aspirantes a
boy Scouts,
Segin los informes que Sc nos
suministran, a esta reunion so
% asistiran los padres de los nj
nos comprendidos EN- las edades
lie 8 a IL amos, que previamente
Sc hayan re~gistrado.
En- esta juntl Sc e~xplicara a
los padres el simificado de la
palabra clubbing, que es: nj
Ms memories de las edades seha-
ladas para pertenecer a los "Boy
Scouts. All mismo tempo Sc les
explicara Ia conveniencia de per
a sus hijos ell pertenecer a
esta organization.
Ru6gase a Jos padres que es-
ten intoresado tengan la bon
dad de asistir a esta reunion
Complacidos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
STOLTZ VENCIO FACILMEN
TIE AL NEGRO CHALKY
WRIGHT

New York, agosto 7.-El cam
pe6n del peso de pluma para la
Comisi6n Atletica del estado de
New York, Chalky Wright, pas6
aver a la categoria del peso IL
gero Y Allie Stoltz, un aspirante
81 trono de las 1875 libras, lie ven
clio facilmente.
Tuvo Ell match" una duracion
de diez asaltos y 10 presenciaron
en- la Madison Square Garden.
unas $4,000 personas.
En- ell d6cimo "round" Wright
cast no saba donde Sc encontra
ba, pero Stoltz no quiso o no pu-
do "acoStarle."
Pesaba el negro l28 libras y
su adversario 1872.
Trataba Wright de obtener
una pelea, venciendo a Allie, con
Sammy Angott, ell campe6n del
peso ligero, derrotado hace po-
COS dias por el negrito Ray Ro-
binson.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
NOTAS SOCIALES
{POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Cabaret PriUado
Muy adelantados estan los pre-
.paratiVOs para ell Cabaret Priva
do que efectuara la Secci6n de
del Circulo Cubano, ell sa
bado 20 del mes en- curse.
Faltan dos semanas y estan al
agotarse las mesas reservadas.
Ell Patio-Jardin lucira esa no
che encantador, albergandO a
.centenares &c familias.
La parte bailable le ha sido
concedida a la ~orquesta LA TrO
pical." Tendra en- la parte vocal
a la Srta. Mercedes Sanchez y
Joaquin Barcena.
Algo que ha de gustav eXtraor
4inariamente a los a~sistentes,
Sera la cena a la criOlla que Sc
servira a media noche.
Ell "Floor-Show'' sera digno
de verse.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

mas sociales contemporaries.
6 ejcmplares de trabajos hechos
n mano como: MADEIRA tallada, "a
nastas, calabazos, labrados y otros
obietos similares.
Sellos de correo, banderas y
mapas.
Dice tambien In Srta. Buest que
r|ecibieron especial atenci6n las CO.
lecciones de sellos de correo ash
como tambi6n los peri6dicos Y re
vistas publicados en- las otras Ame-
Iricas. Los ~escolares que estudian
lei portuguese y ell e%spanol, muchos
de los cuales son tumbien Altoona
dos a colcccionar estampillas, en-
%contraban especial interts en- leer
las inscripciones de los sellos y ira
.ducir parte de los escritos, especial
.lmente los anuncios de las revistas.
lSegdn enthusiasts informes de los
varios Instructors, este entreteni-
/ miento rcsult6 de gran provecho
para los estudiantes pues les ayud6
5 a c%omprender mejor ell idioma, como
-ltambi6n a ampliar u conOcimien-
ltos y a compenetrarse del medic
,ambiente y nacionalismo de las
e, otras Americas.
!, Con la collaboration dc la Ofcina
de Asunt0s interamericanos y de la
lSecrctaria de Relaciones Exte-
riores, IA Direction General de Edu-
. cqci6n Sc propone ampliar los servi-
, clos de su Division Bibliotecaria en-
10 que Sc refere al fomento del
!, panamericanismo tan pronto CO.
= mience el pr6Mmo aho escolar.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
PDOCESADO UN GUARDA
POR Ell ASESINATO DE UN
PDESIDIARIO

Sebring. agostC I'm gran
jurado del condado de Highland
proces6 a Howard Terry, un
guarda c~esanteado, como autor
de la muerte del presidiario
John McAuliffe, de Orono, esta-
do de Maine, que muri6 ace dos
amos. Terry le do una tremenda
paliza y despues de caido le pc
20 brutalmente con los pies.
Hizo los cargos el fiscal del
estado, Sr. Grady Burton. a
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

WASHINGTON. - Segun'
informa la Direction General
de Education, durante ell aho
escolar los ninos de los Esta-
dos Unidos demostraron un
vivo inter6s por las otras
Americas, tanto, que las auto
ridades de educacion publica
tuvieron gran dihlcutad en-
poder suministrar todo ell ma
terial Informative que solicit
taban las escuelas.
Seual6, ademas, la mencionada
institution, que este ~profundo in
ter6s en- asuntos interamericanos 50
exteudio por TODD ell pals, a Ia
punto que, cuando en- ell segundC
semestre del ano escolar de 1941 Il
Division de Services Bibliotecarioi
empez6 a suninistrar exhibicionei
ilustradas sobre las rep1blicas de
sur, va para ell mes de abril Sc en-
c|ontraban en- circulation $50 d
estas exhibiciones; las escuelai
publieas y otras instituciones edu
cativas dc as estados las habian y;
usado; habian sido exhibidas el
LOO sitios distintos Y, al final de
aho, eran mil las BUhcitudes que 81
encontraban archivadas esperand,
su turnO.
La Srta. Nora Buest, quien es
taba a cargo de las exhibiciones
manifesto que ell entusiasmo de
mOstrado por los estudiantes sobre
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
PROIIIBIRA LA FABRI.
CACION De yVISKY

Chicago, ago to 7.-El diario
"Chicago sun" dice que la jun
Ia d. Production para la Guerra
prohiJira Ia fabrication de to-
dos los "cspiritus destilados"
despu6s del dia T. de noviembre
A cada destileria Sc le ordena-
ra que cese de hacer "wisky" y
dedique todas sus facilidades "a
fabricar alcohol de 100 de prue
ba, para fines de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
FOX Sc RETIRARA 81 NO
E JUGAR COMO RE-
GULAR

Pittsburg, agosto Jimmy
Fox, una e los mas famosos ba-
teadores de tOdas las epocas, a.
nunci6 aver que Sc retirara del
baseball" 81 no puede jugar u
ma posici6n regular.
Aspira ell todavia valioso mi
cialista, para despues, a una pla
"a de director en- las ligas mayo
res.
'STan pronto ..O pueda jugar
como regular, dijo, me marcha-
re a mi casa. No pienso quedar-
me en- ell banco y batear caando
al manager" Sc lie ocurra que
puedo pegar un %"jilOte."
En- ell juegO de anteayer, con
los Piratas, Fox fue mandado a
batear de "emergencia" Y diSpa-
re un Shit"
%No estoy intrigado para OBJ
tener I'm puesto de director, pc
70 81 Sc me hace una Oferta, en-
ell momento oportuno, la acepta-
re-"
He ahorrado dinero y tengo
delineado un trabajo, fuera de
la pelota, cuando me yea obi
gado a marcharme."
Ell veterano, que tiene 80 a.
nos, Sc rompi6 un dedo de un
pie en- las practicas de primave-
ra, en- mayo tuvo una infection
en- la boca y mas tarde sc frac-
tur6 una costilla.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
NdcimieRtO

NdcimieRtO
Con algeria besan los esposos
Fannie y Phillip Spoto la llega-
da al mundo de un rObusto va
roncito, que peso al nacer 9 IL
bras.
Ulevara por nombre ell de su
papa, Phillip, jr.
Tanto la mama como el meme
Sc encuentran en- su hogan, 81
tuado en- ell 805 de North How
ard.
Nuestra enhorabuena a los di-
chosOs papas.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

pas6 TODD calculo anterior. En- al
gunos casos, sc mostro mi misma
exhibition mas de 80 wees. Sin
duda, algo que contribuy6 a su
p%opularidad fue ell hecho de que no
Sc encerr6 NADIA en- vitrinas y Sc
permitio que los estudiantes toca-
ran Y examinaran todo-desde Ii
bros hasta los artfculos hechos a
mano. AL preparar las exhibi-
clones, Sc tuvo buen cuidado de
clasifcar las que sc ajustaran meior
a las classes de los grades primaries
" las que pudieran interesar mas a
los alumnos de las escuelas secunda-
rias. Ash, Sc contribuy6 eicazmente
a que tanto los e~studiantes como
los Raestros, pudieran lograr una
compression mas profunda de las
costumbres y de la vida en- general
de las otras rep1blicas americans
La Direction General de Educa.
flei6n present6 la siguiente listI
como ejemplo del contenido de la'
exhibiciones que Sc enviaron a las
escuelas elementales y a las supe
%riores:
26 libros de lectura: de historic
hiografias, geografia, economic
poesia, costumbrismo, ciencias
artes, arqueologfa, novelas y libroI
ilustrados.
25 fotograffas ampliadas de nihoi
y adultos, hogares, escuelas, igle
sias, estatuas, vistas, animales
pajaros, fabricas, etc.
10 folletos relatives a los indios
al arte, ~geografia y a los probe
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

quicn nombrara Investigator es-
plcial el gCbernador Holland.
Perdi6 la vida el "convictO",
en- q campamento de presses nG-
nero 33.
Al capataz J. +. Robbs Sc lie
acusa de haber tratado inhuma-
Hameute a otro preso, Lawrence
Weaver, de Newark, uno de los
que recientemente trataron de
inutilizarse para el trabajo,
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

La Sra. Balbontin Sc hospeda
en- la Residential de sus padres,
los esposos Victor y Blanca AL
yarez, del 1907 de la Gale La
Sale.
Grata estancia en- Tampa le
deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
Santos del dld
Cayetano y Alberto.
OtrO bale en- Ell Patio

Otro bale en- Ell Patio
Ell domingo volvera a llenarse
el Patio-Jardin de "a sociedad
Guiana de la Gale IA, con otivo
del decimo-tercer bale de la Sc
RE que esta celebrando la Sec
cion de Recreo.
Sus organizadores, coOperan-
40 con ell "apagon', han pinta-
do todas las bombillas por la
parte superior.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
My en- dorado

Muy ~emjoradO
Hallase bastante mejorado de
la delicada operaci6n a que fue-
ra rsometido, ell apreciado amigo
Alberto Chavez, residente de la
Decima avenida y Gale Catorce.
Ell Sr. Chavez fu6 operado en-
el Sanatorio del Centre Espa-
mol.
Nos alegra saber de su mejo-
ria.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

En- la concha de Ia misica We
remOS a don Francisco, con
81 popular cantante Joe Camejo.
Empezara a la misma bora
que los anteriores y regiran los
precioS va establecidos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
new! "BACTEROSTATIC"
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
aiming w0u1an

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dcuches q a precautionary meas
IRE for women who want n be clean,
dainty-for women troubled b. Of
Tending odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful %
delicate tissues. But not Lydia =.
Pinkham's Sanative Wushi Pinkhnm's
Sentative Wash 10 gaining great favor
among Woraen because It's NOT a
harmful gofmicide. Instead - it's a
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" tho
modern trend1. II not only dlacour-
ages bacterial growth and Injection
but thoroughly cleanse9 and deodor-
lies. Very soothing - relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has a
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel Oct your bottle 81 Lydia
Pinkhams sAnauvo Wash today An
arugEiatA. a
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
En- $40 sec RdO G6O

I'm su sec ndO GBO
FL pasado Microbes cumpli6
su segundo ano 81 nino Lawr-
ence Valdes, hijo de los buenos
amigos Rene y Eunice Vald6s,
domiciliados en- 81 1901 de Ia ca
lie II.
Con tai motive Sc le IMPROVE
SO a Lawrence una fiestecita, en-
la residencia de sus tics, esposos
y Nena Sotolongo, en- ell
lilo de la Decima avenida.
Deseamos a la graciOsa cria-
turita la mayor felicidad.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
Para Ken Vest

Para Key West
En- ell dia de hoy partira para
Key West, SUI ciudad natal, ell
Sr. Julio Gallo.
En- la historical ciudad pasara
dos semanas de vacaciones.
Mucho Sc divertira.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
De Uisito

DisfrutanGJ de unas vacacio-
nes Sc halla en- esta ciudad L.
Sra. Gloria Balbontin, que pro
cede de Ia ciudad De Miami.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Bread Labels
Should Read
Enriched
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

ENRICHING BREAD does
not make il fattening. But that
happens to be the latest bit Of
dietary nonsense and the reason
some women do not buy bread
which has been fortified with
vitamins and minerals.
AS a matter of fact, the plain
white bread which contains no
Vitamin B may be the more fat
tenng. Vitamin 81, called thia-
min, is the spark which liberates
energy to its full extent.
In other words, thiamin is
needed 10 turn into energy the
calories you get from bread.
If your diet furnishes too little
Of the thiamin required to effec-
lively liberate these carbohy-
drate calories, they are apt TO
be deposited as fat.
You cannot take it for granted
that all white bread is now
being enriched-or even take
your grocer's word for it. Read
votir labels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

MAGICALLY FLATTERING
TO your figure Is Pattern 4046
by Anne Adams because Of the
inset band and optional tie-belt
that give you the slim waist
decreed by fashion.
Plan a print frock for after
noon,. a cotton frock for day
time with contrast effect.
Pattern 4046 is available in
misses sizes II, ID, Is. 18 and
20. Size 10 takes 3s yards 49,
inch fabric.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
Join the 1912 style parade and
send 10 cents for a Spring Pat
tern Book! All the seasons high
lights are here in day and eve
I ping frocks, sportswear, defense
! nodes.
Address your order TO The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit, Mich. Owing TO customs
regulations orders for patterns
to Canadian destinations cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
PATTERN 2S4

THIS LOVELY panel, The
Angels Salute to Mary" is
needlework you'll treasure as an
inspiration and an heirloom.
Embroider the cross-stitch let
tering and the single and out
line stitch motifs surrounding il,
in richly colored floss.
Pattern 2S4 contains a trans
fer pattern of a 10x13-inch
panel; illustrations of stitches;
color chart; materials required.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich. Owing TO
customs regulations, orders for
patterns to Canadian destina-
tons cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Honey Pack
Good Bleach
And Sof+ener
BY DONNA GRACE

FOR REAL luxury in facials.
there is nothing like a good
pack. There are many different
kinds OF facial packs but all are
for the purpose of cleansing,
bleaching and refining skin.
Packs adhere closely in the
manner Of a mask-that is
really what they are. The pack
mixture penetrates TO the depth
of the pores. fatigue and frown
lines are smoothed out, and the
skin texture is improved and re-
freshed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Labels Not Read

Homemakers have the wide
spread reputation Of never read
ing the labels to find out what
they are buying.
One progressive bread COM
pany which was one Of the first
TO enrich the loaves and rolls
found out that homemakers did
not bother TO ask for the i'm
proved variety and quit making
it. The assumption Is that home
makers will not notice the diff
ference.
What some of the labels say
would surprise you. One / read
recently stated in boxcar letters
that it was enriched bread.
and then in small script. with
butter" That, girls, would be
more fattening!
Still another bakery, con-
vinced that something new had
TO be added 10 the label, put
simply Buy Defense Bonds
a fine idea. but no addition TO
the bread.
Enriehine Factors
The word enriched" should
be followed by a statement as 10
what the enriching factors are.
These should be Vitamin B1.
niacin talso called NICOTINE
acid). and iron.
You should also specify that
any flour you buy be the en-
riched kind. Then your biscuits
and cakes will furnish their
share Of the important nutri-
ents.
Unless you buy the enriched
bread. -four and cereals, the
storekeepers will not stock them
and the manufacturers will not
continue TO offer them. BY fail:
ing TO demand what you want,
you lose out.
Insist on Enriched
But II every homemaker be-
gan today TO insist on either
the 100 per cent whole grain or
The enriched brands. how long
do you think 1t would be before
that kind and that kind only
were on the market? My guess
is about "a hours-just about
the time II would take the de-
livery trucks to cart back the
reflections!
You homemakers do not know
your own strength. You are the
ones who will have to put across
Uncle Sans nutrition program
for a healthier nation.
Copyright, is42. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Safety Firsts

.MAKESHIFT WIRING is an
expensive economy. If you need
a longer cord on an appliance or
a lamp. have an electrician,
lengthen It for you. Don't try
splicing on a piece Of cord your
self and covering il with baseball
tape. It's dangerous. And don't
ever use substitutes for fuses.
Fuses are safety devices to
signal when something is wrong,
and makeShifts are no protec-
ton. When replacing a fuse,
stand on a dry board. a wooden
chair or ladder. not on a damp
or cement floor, or on the
ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
CIeonses

One OF the very adhesive type
OF packs Is Of honey. This firm
substance, as every one knows,
seems 10 cling 10 the surface
and with the pack mixture it
can include bleaching and soft
ening action. II is a marvellous
pore cleanser.
While mixtures are good, some
of the operators prefer TO apply
the honey 10 the skin without
the addition Of any other in
gredient. When used in this
way, II is left on for Is minutes
and removed with clear, warm
water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
BroiIed Grapefruit for Dessert

A FRESH grapefruit can be
halved and broiled for an appe-
tier or a hot dessert .. minus
sugar. The fad for fruit salad
desserts 10 save sugar was re-
Gently inaugurated by Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07

Roosevelt at the White House.
They offer endless possibilities
for combining oranges and
grapefruit with other fruits 10
guarantee that Vitamin c is an
integral part of daily menus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
To Prepare

The mixture can be as fol-
lows: ! large tablespoonful OF
honey, blended with a table
spoonful of bay rum, a half tea
spoonful Of peroxide and enough
kaolin 10 make a thin paste.
This is applied 10 cover face
and neck and is left on for 10
minutes.
Packs are applied with the
tips Of the fingers and, as they
are stroked on the skin, the
mixture is pressed firmly to the
skin to discourage lines.
Smooth skin surface as il is
covered. This is necessary
around eyes. nose and corners of
mouth. Gently smooth out lit
tie lines with fingers.
Apply Cream
The water for removing this
pack should be quite warm.
When the pack is all removed.
pat skin dry and apply cream
for a light facial massage. This
is just for soothing the surface.
Many operators continue TO
massage skin while the honey
adheres. but il is not possible
to do this thoroughly by ones
self.
For the final refreshing and
firIning. place three ice cubes
in a bowl. Add a cup of water
and tablespoonful of witch
hazel. Have ready little pads
of fresh absorbent cotton and
pat the face with the iced lotion
until it feels cool and tingling.
These packs may be used at
any time, but one or two during
the week will be sufficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Fruit Mullins

UNUSUAL MUFFINS are
easily made by substituting left
over fruit Juice for the liquid in
the recipe. Apricot juice and un-
sweetened pineapple juice are
especially flavorful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
A 4-Day Feature at the Victory Center
come TOMORROW

and learn how you can heI win the war
America needs courage! America needs strength!
America needs Vitomins to win the war. Today
rugged test Of strength and vitality as we'll as
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In foods, vitamins are vita source Of nutrition.
And how to keep The vtomns in the food you
bring to your table is something that every woman
should know about For the home is your battle
ground. And your Job is to fight the campaign
Of nutrition and health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Salmon Liquid

TIE LIQUID on canned SAL
mon contains good food value.
When salmon is put up. only the
fish and a small amount of salt
is placed into the can so that the
LIQUID is the natural Juice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
Buying Meat

REMEMBER THIS when buy
ing meat. One pound of the
boneless variety will serve four.
With a little bone il serves
three; with more, about two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-07
COME TO The VICTORY CENTER TOMORROW
1890 NJ and 23o NJ for the Homemaers Victory Program
You wi" hear
WARTIME FOOD FACTS"

A program designed TO he p home
makers select foods rich in nutritive
value ond low in cost, to disclose foods
EkeAy to be tationedl and TO suggest
alternate menus. Dr.. Mark Grdubard.
national expert on industrial Education.
will be the guest speaker.