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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22

MIR. AND MRS. STANLEY
FLANDERS katherine ScotD
of Los Angeles, upon the ar
rival of son, Stanley Victor,
born early Friday morning in
Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Flan-
ders' address is 279l Glenn ave-
nue., Wyvernwood, Los Angeles,
MIR AND MRS. ALBERT j.
TUFNELL, whose 35th wedding
anniversary was celebrated on
Fathers Day yesterday at dim
ner at the Medea hotel. Present
for the event were the couples
children, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dumas of Pontiac, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Yates and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cook OF Detroit, and Mr..
and Mrs. Vincent Miller of
Mount Clemens.
G. II. r. MACKENZIE, whose
birthday anniversary was cele-
brated Saturday evening when
he and Mrs. Mackenzie were
h6stSs to a group of friends at
the Penobscot Club in Detroit.
DONALD PERRY KING, who
was Is years old Sunday, and
his brother, Edwin Raymond
Kir >, who is ID years old to-
day. They are the sons of Mr..
and Mrs. A. p. King of los
Elizabeth street, an d their
birthdays are exactly three
years and three hours apart. A
family dinner will celebrate
their birthdays this evening.
MRS. MABEL DEMRICK of
204 Cass avenue, who is observ-
ing her birthday anniversary to-
day.
ELIZABETH BARBARA KALI
|ENBACH, who is six years old
today. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kaltcn-
bach of "A Grove Park ave-
nue..
MRS. FREDERICK BRETT
MEYER, JR., whose birthday
anniversary today is being cele-
brated with a combination din
ner at her home this evening
by members of her birthday
club.
HARRY V. ODLE, whose
birthday anniversary is today.
He and Mrs. Odle we're hosts at
Sunday afternoon tea, guests in
GLIDING relatives from Detroit.
BILLY CUSTER. whose first
birthday anniversary was Sun
day; his cousin, David Schwalm,
who is three years old today;
and Billy's mother, Mrs. John
KuSter. who will observe her
b thday anniversary on Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. KuSter en-
tertained a group of 35 rela-
tives and friends at a picnic at
the Kuster home in Seminole
Hills on Sunday, in celebration
of the three birthdays.
MRS. JAMES CURRAN who
has a birthday anniversary to-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
BANTLE, JR.. Of 4316 jefferson
avenue, upon the arrival of a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22
Picnic Moved

THE A N N u A L PICNIC of
Child Study Group Three, which
was to take place tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Myrtle f. st.
Aubin, will be held instead at
ShadySide park at 3 o'clock
Tuesday, it is announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22
Z5ri;ae

MRS. ROBERT TOWNSEND
was Barbara Kruger, of Ar
mazda, before her candlelight
Saturday evening in
Armada. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kruger,
of Armada, and her husband is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
of Armada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22
Picnic Date Set

THE DATE of the picnic Of
Margaret Bottome Circle Of
Kings Daughters, is set for July
9. Mrs. Fred Tyack will be
hostess at her cottage, Bunny
Run, Lake Orion.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22
Postponed

THE MEETING of Isabella
Davis Circle, which was to have
been held this evening, has been
postponed until Monday, June
20.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22
Engagement Told
at Birthday Party

MR.. AND MRS. RRY
RANG of 1921 IA irchild road
Saturday evening announced
the engagement Of their only
daughter, Jean Gertrude, to
Frederick Louis Kark, son of
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Kark of
Shoemaker road, Utica.
The news was revealed at a
celebration Of Miss Rang's 18th
birthday anniversary, which
occurred on Thursday. The
party Saturday evening was at
tended by 35 relatives. June
roses and a large birthday cake
we're used as decorations. Games
and cards formed the evening S
diversion.
No date has been set for the
wedding of the young couple.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-22

THE DAUGHTERS of Mr..
and Mrs, Otto Nickel are visit
j. relatives this week, Nancy
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bayler in Detroit, and
Judy with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rappley,
at Mount Morris.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
Important Conferences
Announced For March

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. -
The Hampton Institute Nutrition
conference and the sixth annual
Conference Of the Association Of
Teachers Of Language n Negro Col
leGos are two important meetings
included on the March calendar Of
events on the historic Hampton In
siituie campus.
Scheduled for March 20 and 81
The nutrition conference will be pre-
sided over by Miss Flemmie P. Kit
irell, Hampton Institute dean Of
women and chairman Of home eco
Monies.
Dates OF the language teachers
conference are March 26. q. and %
Bertram l. Woodruff johnson c
Smith university, Charlotte. n c
president Of the association, viii
preside.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
Howard Law Dean Sugged In Tennessee Courthouse
Fair Rent Body Warns
Ohio 'Renthog' Landlords

reasons coming 10 the attention oil
the committee. the landlord will be
asked to agree 10 re-rent at the
same or an agreed fair rent to the
next tenant.
Inspections will be made to see
whether the landlord carries out
the agreement
With the housing situation SO
seriously short new tenants may be
forced 10 pay eXorbitant rents With
out realizing that the rent was
boosted after the lat tenant left
According to the Race members
Of the committee John F Morning,
John o Holly. and Norman H Nc
Ghce. the landlords of both races
have been warned that i is their
duty TO cooperate IN every way
with the tenants in the up-keep Of
their properties.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
|Conant Gardens
! and About

CONTINUED from Editorial Page o.
presented to the public one OF the
best if not the best Jaboerwock
we have witnessed in the years that
we have been attending. Friday
evening at the Art institute
Such a diversified array OF talent
from the ridiculous 70 sub
lime; from jitterbug to classic ballet
and toe; from swing song to COM
positions of the masters; from stark
realism to imaginative fantasy.
We especially enjoyed. An Ara
bisn Fantasy" dramsuzed by our
own Gladys Miiis.s Setting, cos
tines and histrionics we're far above
the average amateur production.
which We always expect from
Gladys Mills productions. Prizes
one, two and three were won by
the Apollo Players, lie Clare Knox
Juniors on Parade and "Cavalcade
of Song" presented by the Marian
Anderson singers, directed by Mrs,
Beatrice Allen who thrilled
us with her Interpretation Of White
cliffs of Dover VINO was
there? Why everybody. II was
a sell out Put the next Jaober-
woek on your .mgstHI list.
The Jesse Parker, Hosts
Sunday evening al thelr lovely
home on Norwood, the Jesse Park
ers were consenial hosts to a few
neighbors. Chinese Checkers, a
stimulating game called spoons and
cornwall. chatter, which obtains
when good friends get together,
were advertisements Of the eve
ming during which the hosts served
continuous refreshments
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Onnie Booth
and Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Hendricks.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
RANSOM HIT
BY SHERIFF
AS TWO FIGHT


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had no connection With tho case
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The association asked that the
officials see that proper redress Is
made. DR.. Ransom. it stated, us
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07
LEAGUE DRIVE
TO EMPHASIZE
DEFENSE JOBS
Vocational Opportunity
Campaign To Start
On March Is

D-,,,,, 1-opr ~ " ,rL
NEW iOhN, ~ ne
tenth annual Vocational OPP
,or,,u,i,, .or,noion which is
POI '"i'''S Naii'a'7"'
sponsored in the spring OF
each wear. by the department
of industrial relations OF the Ma
,onal Urban League has been
scheduled Tor March 1872. MISS
Ann Tannevhll. secretary Of the
leagues bureau Of guidance and
placement is in charge The Noea-
'ienal Opportunity campaign.
--.-scc5t5sc of the importance Of tho
National Defense Program. the en-
phasasis wtlI -he-an- defense iebs
and defense training as veil as in
diyidual guidance and counsel" an
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-07

CLEVELAND, Ohio. -
Landlords who persist in rails
ing rents unreasonably were
again warned Saturday by the
Greater Cleveland Fair Rent
committee. that in effect they
would henceforth be on proba-
ton" with the responsibility Of
voluntarily stabiii2ing rents in the
entire country.
In an effort 10 stabilize rents here
on voluntary bass without in
vcklng the newly legalized rent
freezing. the Fair Rent Committee
had adopted a policy designed to
prevent landorde from evictine
tenants. then rc-rcnting at OK
cessively high rents,
Hereafter. when tenant is
evicted for personal or business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Half a Couture
For New Cha peau

THE ancient controversy about
which comes first, the
chicken or the egg, has mod
ern version. Did the new one
sided hats lead TO one-sided Golf
fureS for balance-or vice versa?
Ginger Rogers looks mighty
swagger in a new one-sided hat
designed for her role in "Once
Upon a Honeymoon" It's a tiny
round affair of three tiers, like
A wedding cake, set at a gravity
defying angle on the left side of
her head.
To make il even more one
sided, there's a tassel of brushed
wool swinging from the top tier
10 the left shoulder.
To balance the hat, Cingers
hair is rolled back from the
right side of her forehead,
brought around in a swirl. On
the right side only, a flirtatious
fringe Of bangs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Ire atment
For Large Pores

IF ENLARGED pores are your
Il beauty peeve yosl need not
expect relief in a hurry. They're
a long time coming and long
time going. Changing the tex
ture OF the skin is not easy.
Local treatment consists Of
the free use of soap and luke
warm water followed by rims
ing with cold water, which has
an aStringent effect.
After drying the face, apply
lotion made by combining one
ounce Of witch hazel, one-fourth
ounce Of boric acid. one half pint
Of camphor water, letting IL
dry on.
Be stingy with oily cosmetics.
II the skin is dry, apply sooth-
ing cream, but wipe il away in
hah an hour.
BE fussy about the soap you
use. selecting one that suds up
quickly. can be rinsed away
easily.
Powder should be light, not
with a heavy oily base.
Compact rouge may show up
in enlarged pores on the cheeks,
so il is sometimes better TO use
a cream rouge. putting on the
lightest possible film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Exercises
That Slim
Down Hips
WHAT? You can't get into

WHAT? You can't get into
w last autumn's pretty frock?
You have taken on extra inches
at the waist and hips?
Perhaps it is your own fault.
If you had closed your eyes TO
luscious pastries. and If you had
done your daily dozen, maybe
you wouldn't be thinking OF
Yourself as an incipient heavy
weight. But we won't say a
word about it.
A girl with large hips can re-
duce them by rolling on the
floor.
She must lie on her back, lift
the right leg and the right ann,
roll to the left, touch the floor
with fingers and toes, stretch
ing arms and legs TO the limit.
1t is not only the rolling but the
stretching that does the trick.
Ten times 10 the left, 10 10
the right and repeat. When
fatigued. lie on back, breathe
deeply, lifting and lowering the
abdomen.
Bending exercises are recon-
mended. Stand tall, feet six
inches apart. hands at the sides.
Lift the hands high, then 60 up
on the toes. Down on the heels
and touch the floor without
bending the knees.
At first you may not be able
10 do il. Keep on trying.
II you continue this exercise
for 10 minutes every day for
two months you should be able
TO place the palms of your hands
on the floor.
Posture is important. Let the
body fold together in. the middle
and you'll be inviting adipoSe It's
sue 10 dwell upon you.
Women who stand, sit and
walk with the body erect are
less likely to cultivate cushions
than the slouchy lady.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
How Judged

From observations of plants
actually growing in these 10 gar
dens, each expert plantsman who
Judges the trials gets a certain
number of points TO each variety
highest number allowed being
u.
These points are added the
highest total designating the
winner.
There are Ia flower judges and
20 vegetable judges who pick the
varieties to be introduced to the
public.
Morning Glory, Pearly Gates,
Cleome and Giant Pink Queen
were bred on this farm and re-
reived respectively the highest
number and second highest num-
Der OF points ever given by the
judges. Why not look over the
trials and be your own judge for
1913?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Dame Fashion
Sees Double

old lady fashion has gone in
~ for teams, apparently, oper-
ating on the principle that one
is good, two better and three
practically perfect. Hats with
two brims, frocks with two
skirts. suits with two collars,
shirts with vest fronts-all have
been given the nod for fall.
Several of the doubles have
turned up in the movies, notable
example being the double hat
Lucille Ball wears with a tai
lored suit in Seven Days
Leave" Hat-or should we say
hats7-is two berets, one neatly
on top Of the other, each with a
thick cushion brim. Top one is
gray felt, lower one white faille,
all very smart with her gray
suit with its white pin stripe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Gardeners Should Visit
Seed Breeding Station
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor. The Detroit Times

il is darker and a better color
and l saw for the first time and
liked immensely Vinca rosea--
the old fashioned myrtle glori-
fed. This will not be winter
hardy in Michigan, so must be
grown as an annual. There is
also a pure white form, and a
white with rose eye,
Here and there among the
beds are stakes marked All
American" and a number such
as 8 or II. These indicate novel
ties competing for the 1913
awards by the All-American Sc
leCtions committee. Started in
1888, these trials are intended TO
guard the public against vege-
table or flower which grows well
in only one part of the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
New Styles
Come Down
the Head
BY HELEN ROWLAND

RIS are going 10 DC worn
- again this fall! Can you be-
lieve it?
Hats to fit the human head!
Can you bear IT?
At the recent fashion show of
the millinery sterilization COM
mission, in New York, this star
ting revelation was made when
lots of "head-fitting' hats made
of non-priority materials were
darlngly shown.
THINK OF IT! A woman's
hat with a useful purpose in
life-that of protecting the
wearer's Uranium from the ele-
mentSi A woman's hat that is
not utterly detached from her
face or her intelligence! Three
cheers for "stabilization'! II is
about time women stopped Walt
DiSneying themselves.
When the Duchess of Wind
sor went AROUND New York City
bareheaded for three days last
spring, it gave us hat-lovers
heart failure. We all knew what
would happen-and it did.
/ have not seen woman
under so wearing A hat this
summer! In the city the girls
just carried their hats in their
hands-and in the country they
discarded them altogether. And
this in spite of the revival Of
large and beautiful picture hats!
BUT DON'T blame the girls
or the duchess. This sort of
thing has been coming on ever
since hats began 10 shrink 10
years ago, with the appearance
Of the Eugene hat and the doll
hat!
Hats have been growing
smaller and smaller until they
have almost evaporated! Why
not carry them in your hand?
They fitted it better than they
did your head!
We women are always eX-
tremiStS. Once we bobbed our
hair we began cutting il shorter
and shorter until we all looked
like sailor boys with close-clipS
and shaved necks. Now we are
letting it grow longer and
longer, and we won't stop short
of Lady Godiva and Lorelei.
1t was the same with skirts.
Up, up, up and down. down,
down-and now up. up, up again.
WHAT WE need is stabiliza-
ton! Sterilization of the world,
Stabilization of women and sta
bilization Of styleS-particularly
hat and skirt styles.
We women never know when
or where TO stop. We've got 10
he made TO stop somewhere!
Sterilization is one more bright
spot in the lining of the war
cloud.
We all love hats and shall
welcome them back with a glad,
sweet cry! The hat makes the
woman; and any woman over
DO looks 10 years younger in the
right hat than without il.
WHAT A COMFORT it will
be TO wear one of the lovely
new head-fitting hats, which
come in the loveliest color COM
binations!
What a Joy it will be TO wear
a hat that doesn't have 10 be
held on with both hands, a rib
bon band and couple of pinS-a
hat that does not look as though
il had accidentally dropped on
your head from a Christmas
treei
Sterilization. I'm all for it
sterilization of hats and women,
Distributed ny King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Stocking Cap

BONITA GRANVILLE is in
again with something new. A
stocking cap. if you please,
hand-knit of thick yarn, the cap
strung all over with yarn
eadgets made OF assorted colorS.
Bonita wears il with any and
all peasant type frocks. says IL
is wonderful for holding down
the hair when riding in a rumble
cant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Personal Note

Write note. Don't send A
printed or engraved thank-you
card Telephoning your thanks
won't do either, nor is proper
appreciation expressed by A
verbal, Thank you for your
lovely gift"
Supply yourself with good
looking note paper. a comfort
able pen. black or blue-black
ink, and stamps.
Enter your gifts. as they ar
rive. in q Brides Gift List
the description of the gift, the
givers name, the store from
which il was purchased. the date
of arrival. and that important
last column-the date of &C
acknowledgement.
Write your thank-you notes
promptly. II possible, write each
day the notes of appreciation for
the gifts that have arrived that
day. Don't postpone writing your
thank-you notes until after the
wedding.
Thank the giver for the kind
thought that prompted the gift,
as well as for the gift itself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Rules FOR
Writing
Thonk-Yous'

WEDDING gifts are important
w gifts, planned and chosen
with special thoughtfulneSs by
relatives and friends 10 make
the bride and bridegroom happy.
They represent the givers' de-
votion and generosity, a conSid-
cradle amount Of time and ef-
fort. and. more than likely a
strain on the budget.
Such special kindness and gen
crosby deserves special words
of appreciation, designed for the
happiness of the siver.
Here are some Dos and
'Dont's" 10 guide the bride-to-
be in writing her thank.you
notes:
Write ;hank-you note for
every Glft you receive. This
courtesy IS due your relatives
and friends who spent thought
time and money on their gifts.
Don't seem unappreciative,
don't he casual. don take your
wedding presents for granted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Cooking School.
Next Tuesday

A F. OF L. auxiliaries will be
~ guests at the king
school TO be held next Tuesday
afternoon in The Detroit Times
auditorium. Class will start at
100, with doors open at l
o'clock.
Prudence Penny will, in fact.
conduct three special schools on
nutrition at which A. F. of L.
auxiliaries will be guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
An-American

Saliva farinacea, variety Royal
Blue is big Improvement over
the variety Blue Bedder because
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Government Inspired

These special cooking schools
have developed from govern
ment interest in nutrition and
their encouraging public service
centerS TO give all possible in
formation along this line.
Next weeks program will he
"Iack-in-th Box Mica Is" in
other words, things that can be
prepared in hurry
You'll see prepared: A special
welsh rabbit meal with chopped
cucumber mold and apple sauce
chiffon pic; a complete meal
that includes bacon and rice
combination, Fathers chef salad
and almond bar cookie STRIPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Wedding Dinner

DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN.
When there is only one table
ct the wedding dinner with TIE
bridal party of eight al one end
~ the table,, where DO tho MIN
lister and his wife sit
BESS.
The minister sits al the left of
the brides mother Che bride
Erooms father Is seated AZ hcr
right. The minister's wife sits
ct the left OF the brides father
1.-THE bridegroom'S mother is
seated Al his nightly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Guest Speaker

Guest speaker AZ this school
will be James p. Welsh. the Old
a. A. a. Traveller Of the Auto
mobile Club of Michigan, who
will talk on "Women's Foot
prints in the American Scene"
Admission to this school for
A. +. of L, auxiliaries is by
ticket only. Tickets may he
obtained AT a. r. Of L. head
quarters, 81 Montcalm avenue.
Membership cards will be
tickets of admission for MEM
berS Of The Detroit Times
HomemakerS' Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Be Enthusiastic

Mention the gift specifically.
Don't say, vaguely. your gift.
giving the impression that you
can't remember just what ii was.
Write friendly. warn-hearted
notes. Don't he afraid of being
too enthusiastic.
Include your fiance'S thanks
and appreciation.
Whenever possible. give your
notes a browning glory by tell
ing how you and the bridegroom
are planning 10 use the gift in
your home.
When a present is sent by
married couple. write 10 the wife
to thank both her and her hus-
band.
Don't lazily lean back on eX-
euses of being too busy" OF
mot being able TO write a good
thank-you note" or. I'll write
when I return from my we'd
ding trip"
Show your friends you're an
appreciative person; don't let
them be amazed and disappoini-
ed at your delinquency. or Won
der if their present arrived.