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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

Leave 1t to Hollywood to change q film title to keep up-to-date. The picture ckristened Gun Shy" is now called Hold Those Jerks" Wish Pete Smith would drop feller a thank-you note now and then, con- sidering how often those big-time shorts of his lean on the Sounds in-the- Might dept. Many a guy who spends all his time writing about love hasn't time for 1t |. The friends who are most deserv- ing of your favors are those who were your friends before you were in position to do them any :. Nobodys ever perfectly content. The poor man is often bored, the rich man blase You'd litter if you knew the nickname the R. A. Flyers have for the machine-gunner in the plane. Tee-hee Has anyone called Elsa Maxwell-ChinderellaP {. *. Veriwell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
CarA cluh FormaA

Card Club Formed
 A T'airmount Community Club- mems weekly card club has been formed, to meet each Monday night at the olubrooms. About twenty were present last night. pinochlo and setback were played. Refrish- ments were served, with Russell Athertoi chairman. All men of the club wishing to join, arc invited to be present ct the party next Mon- day night ct Q o'clock. The bingo party previously planned the pres- ent month hos been cancelled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07
Civilian Defense Calendar Meetings Insertion in This Calendar Must Be
 Sent Q Mayors Omce Least Two Days in Advance.
TODAY, April =

TO-DAY, April 7-
 Taday school depOts for waste and magazines Tinker Russell Bunker H Roosevelt parkway. Civilians deposit at nearest schO0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-07

First you'll pick out any piece of $139 needlepont that suits your fancy but be sure it's one with bright flower-embroidered center! Next you'll choose skens of needlepoint yarn at 29c a sken. Then you'll buy satin-y mahogany finished chair, in the lovely design that's reproduction of Early American piece! chair that's covered with good looking tapestry, so that you can use 1t while you're working on your needepoint. It's an easy way to learn needlepoint for we'll gladly instruct you in this art it's grand saving for perts, well as beginnersl
 THIRD FLOOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Rare and Unusual
Can Be Found
In d Royal Oak Garden
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

CEEING the exceptionally
~ beautiful berries on trees
and shrubs this year gives one
an itch to own at least some OF
them.
The rarest and most unusual
kinds are TO be found in the
garden of Frank w. Campbell,
1112 PinehurSt, east OF Crooks
and about midway between II
and 13-Mile roads in Royal Oak.
Mr.. Campbell says the first
shrub 10 have berries in hie
garden is euonymus longipes. a
small shrub with red. cherry-size
berries coming in late June or
early July.
This is followed by red berries
on the February Daphne I'd.
Mezereum) which despite its
name shows its fragrant blooms
here in April. An exceedingly
rare white lowered variety
Cthe common one has pink
flowers) has yellow berries.
Then in early August comes
the Carnellian cherry tCornus
mas) which has pairs OF scarlet
red berries hanging under each
leaf. This shrub is dogwood
and has yellow flowers very
early in spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Dreamed Lamb

Make white sauce by melting
4 tablespoons butter. adding 4
tablespoons -four and gradually
adding 2 cups milk. Season with
salt and pepper and 3 cups cold
cooked lamb, diced. Serve very
hot in pastry shells with cube
Of current jelly on top and gar
nish with parsley
You can extend a real Hal
loween treat, too, If you build
your refreshments around a tray
OF assorted cheeSes fianked by
relishes. sliced bread, crackers
and fruit. Baby gouda cheeses
are easy TO transform into hand
some jack-o-lanterns, or you can
cut eerie faces on red apples as
a ghostly decoration for the
tray.
Pick a variety Of spreads and
for novelty make round canapes
and decorate with pieces of
olive or pimiento TO give the ef-
feet of grinning Halloween cats.
Prudence Penny writes daily
and Sunday exclusively for The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Can't Remember

A married woman will never
tell you what her husband said
when he asked her TO marry
him because usually she can't
remember that he said anything.
unless il was Sure. l love you"
or Don't you know what I
mean and that's as far as he
got.
In order 10 extract a really
authentic proposal from a man,
a woman would have 10 type it
out and make him say il over
after her. But if he can just
snatch her in his arms and eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Spring Tonic

One Of the Rhamnus family
with black fruit that stays on
winter seems 10 furnish a
pring tonic for the cardinals.
for Mr.. Campbell says they do
not eat the fruit until early
spring. and since this shrub be-
longs 10 the "physic' family
which includes the well-known
caScara. maybe he is right.
Just now the Michigan holly
is reddening up. II rs so well
known in our swampS that Is
hardly needs describing. but Mr..
Campbell says more people
could and would grow II If they
knew II would do well in dry
ground II only the soil is rich.
While il grows more slowly than
in the swamps. IL also forms
a more compact and better
shaped bush.
Closely related 10 this holly is
the mountain holly, n wonderful
far-northern shrub with a Jaw
breaking Latin name-nemopan-
thus nucronata.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

WHEN HALLOWEEN ushers
w in the official night for
witches 10 ride on their broom
sticks while black cats howl and
bats swish by in the moonlight,
take your cue from old tradition
and plan a gay. informal party
around the friendly glow Of your
fireside.
Whether you invite the pri-
mary set. the college youngsters
or the older crowd, All Saints
Eve is an ideal time for gay
entertaining that's kind 10 the
budget.
You needn't be afraid Of the
witches spell when il comes 10
refreshments. if you practice
little culinary magic OF your
own.
Group your feast around big
bowls of red apples and nuts,
the traditional Halloween fare,
and serve them by ghostly can
delight with witches, black cats
and jack-o-lanterns as a spooky
guard of honor.
Perhaps you'd like 10 end the
evenings fun with supper
party. This is a very fitting way
10 conclude the celebration and
is always an affair of utmost
lnformalityAa buffet supper at
which guests help themselves.
The Menu
Another advantage Of a buff
fet supper is that most Of the
food may be prepared well ahead
of time. leaving the hostess free
10 take her part in the games
and stunts OF the evening. Also,
the table offers a chance for
original and amusing decorations.
Olives, celery, fruit, little
cakes. candies and nuts are
placed on the table. The central
dish may be a platter of cold
meat and fancy sandwiches of
light and dark bread TO make a
very pretty dish.
With this, potato or fruit
salad may be served, then a
dessert. Chocolate with whipped
cream or marshmallows, apple
cider or hot fruit punch are ex-
cellent beverages.
Decorate a spicy chocolate
cake with cat outlined in
frosting and insert tiny fortune
telling symbols wrapped in
waxed paper in batter before
baking-a ring for love. a coin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Gourd Exhibit
At Belle Isle

THE DETROIT GARDEN
CENTER will hold its second
annual gourd exhibit at the
white House" on Belle Isle
from October 81 through No
vember Ia. Visitors will be well
come on weekdays from 10
a. m. 10 5 p. m. and on Sun
days from noon 10 5 p. m.
Any person having a gourd
or gourds they wish TO exhibit
may bring them 10 the White
House on Friday, the thirtieth
or until / p. m. on Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

beautiful berries. The false bit
tersweet (really a nightshade
and poisonous 10 eaD has beau
tiful bright red berries. the
matrimony vine has reddish
orange ones which stay on all
winter and the plant itself
makes an excellent bird cover
for wilder spots.
For flower arrangers the
handsome leaves and berries OF
the turquoise vine are recon-
mended. Jade green. pinky-lav-
ender, and turquoise blue berries
may be on the vine all at the
same time as they change from
one color TO another in matur-
ing.
In the Towering crabs, Mr..
Campbell particularly recon-
mends Malus oldenhanensis with
partly double light red flowers
and purple-red fruit, and malus
zumi with white flowers and
red u Inch apples in lunches
another cardinal attractor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Lavender Berries

Beautyberry has unusual Law
ender berries, the sealing-wax
viburnum has the most interest
ing finish" 10 its berries. two
good red-berried cotoneasters
are divaricata, which berries in
early August, and racemiflora
which is later.
Euonymus bungeanus and Q.
latifoluS have regular earrings
for fruits, in fact the latter IS
called the "ear-drop' Euonymus.
Bungcanus fruits are pink
purple on top with orange
drops" laRolius are rose-red
on very long stems.
You know the common Rus
sian olive with us inconspicuous
fruits? Well, eleagnuS cana
denSis OF the same family has
silver leaves and solid masses OF
red berries tight against the
stems early in August.
Mr.. Campbell discovered by
accident that they are edible and
taste like curTants. The only
trouble was that the birds knew
this, too, and when he wanted
more Of the berries. The birds
had gotten ahead OF him
which goes 10 prove that the
early bird gets the berries as
Wai aC tho u-OY-yn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
The Art Of Proposing
Is Once Again in Style
BY HELEN ROWLAND

I AM beginning TO wonder il
war and the impulse 10 claim
a girl before leaving for camp
or a foreign country have
brought back the old-fashioned
art of proposing marriage.
Surely. in all these sudden
engagements and marriages, the
man MUST say something.
OF course. a girl always
knows that a man loves her
long before HE knows il; but
that doesn't prevent her from
wishing for a honda fide pro-
posal and little audible love-
making,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Time-Sdvins
OvenMeaIs

WHAT a help the oven is on
w busy fall days when there
are many tasks 10 engage the
attention Of the homemaker.
Whole meals which require
practically no watching may be
prepared in the oven.
In planning such il is well 10
select the meat dish first. then
the vegetables which go with IL
in flavor and which are cooked
at the same temperature.
The entire main course may
be baked in the oven. This is
supplemented with salad, des-
Sert and beverage and some
. times the dessert also can be
baked in the oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25

press il all with a kiss, and
thereby escape saying il with
words. he feels like a man who
has passed a red light without
being arrested.
II Must Be Wonderful
But, IN these days. when a
man suddenly discovers that
he'll be on the Road 10 Manda-
lay or to England or Iceland in
a week or less, love probably
hits him like blow in the dark.
and the thought of leaving the
girl impels him 10 eloquence!
She doesn't even have TO use
art 10 wiring proposal from
him! 1t must be wonderful!
A bona fide declaration Of
love is something to lay away
in the book of memory, these
days, along with your wedding
dress! 1t is something no girl
ever forgets!
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Oven Meals

Meat Loaf 80 Tomato J uice,
Escalloped Potatoes, B X d
Diced Carrots. Endive Salad,
Brown Betty and Coffee.
Roast Leg Of Lamb 49, Grape
fruit Halves. Drowned Potatoes,
EScalloped Cauliflower, Perfec-
ton Salad, Ice Cream, Cake and
Coffee.
Roast Beef-Baked Potatoes.
EScalloped Tomatoes. Blushing
Pear Salad, Hot Rolls, Mocha
Souffle and Coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Refreshments
And Decorations
For Halloween Parties
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

for riches. an airplane for adj
venture. Orange ice and orange
ice cream make appropriate
companions.
Instead of cold meat you may
wish 10 serve a hot dish. Here
is one which your guests will be
sure to relish and II is, more
over, easily and quickly pre-
pared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Beautiful Vines

II has handsomely colored fall
foliage and berries the color Of
an American Beauty rose. IL is
spindly shrub averaging 10
feet in height.
Vines, too, have varied and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
WAACs TO Hear Talk

1T. JOAN MURRAY OF the
WAACs will speak at the Tues
day dinner meeting Of Womens
Aeronautical Association of De-
troit which will be held in the
aviation room at the Detroit
Leland Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Miss Pike to Give Travel Talk

A TRAVEL TALK on the
west. illustrated by colored
slides, will be given by Miss
Elizabeth Pike AT Zonta Clubs
Halloween lunch con. 1915
Thursday al Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-25
Comedy Skits at Meeting

THE CATHOLIC THEATER
will present Comedy SkitS al
the meeting of the League OF
Catholic Women at p. m.
Thursday in the Activities
Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

he frequently honored the public by giving concerts or appearing on programs with other artists who made tours to Juneau.
 Widow Survives
 About 40 years ago, MT. Novel; in San Francisco wed Frances Newton, and she had been his constant companion and was with MT. Novel; at the time of his death. Leaving Juneau several years ago, MT. and Mrs. Nowell settled on a small tract of land near Ed monds, not far from Seattle. Ev- erett Novel;, wellknown Alaska commercial man, now in Seattle, is the surviving son. A brother of Willis Novel;, Frank, also resides in Seattle.
 Willis E. Novel; was a polished gentleman of the old school, most delightful character who en- deared himself to all Alaskans with whom he came in contact as he did with the royalty of Europe, and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
WILLIS E. HOWELL, FORMER JUNEAUITE, DIES IN SEATTLE

(Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
IF YOU WILL

Norman E. Crooks, Arthur Beau- din, Mrs. A. Beaudin, s. Asp, Mrs. s. Asp, James E. Bliss, Robert Jo- mas, Mrs. R. Jonas, Raymond Crooks, Donald l.. Mack, Charles J. Simmons, Neoma B. Kunesh, Mrs. M. J. Whittier and child, Mi chael E. Seller, William Herring, Thomas N. Cashen. Alex B. Hold en, Mrs. A. B. Holden.
 Rev. R. E. Baker, Mrs. R. E. Baker, Stella Baker, Phil D. Schroeder, Forrest R. Easterday, A. c. Lofts, Jr., Cliff B. Linehan, Will liam E. Wells, William R. Beach, man, Ralph H. Wise, Clinton E. Mooney, Dr. James A. Moore, Her shal Magnaznin.
 Esther Naimark, Joe Satko, Charles E. Geesman, Frank Adams, V. w. Mulvihill, Mrs. V. w. Null vihill, Martin J.. Claesson, Mosalie T. Wozny, Robert V. Turnbull, Charles D. Mowers, Claude L. Bell, Adolf Book, Mrs. Zetta Book, Ed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
JACK LONDON E AUTHOR OF STORY
 SET FOR CAPITOL
Adventures of Martin Eden" Stars Glenn Ford
 In Title Role

Out of the thrill-teeming pages of a mighty novel 5. !. immortal Jack London's brawling, lusty, hot blooded masterpiece $. comes "Ad- ventures of Martin Eden" the years great adventure romance, opening tonight at the Capitol Theatre. Powerful as the lash of a hurricane Adventures of Martin Eden" is the story of an indomitable spirit no mans fists could conquer no woman's heart could tame!
 From Tahiti to Singapore |. from Frisco to Cadiz Martin Eden beat his way with bare knuckles and matchless courage :. to win a world of magnificence and grandeur! In bringing his story to the Capitol Theatre screen, Co., !umbia has powered the film with superb cast and mighty produc- tion, to make Adventures of Martin Eden," as big and as earthly and as human as life it. self!
 Glenn Ford is seen in the title role, that of two-fistcd seaman fighting for his beliefs; Claire Ire vor, Evelyn Reyes and Stuart Er- win are other principals Sidney Salkow directed the film, which was produced by B. P. Schulberg and Samuel Bronston.
 The Adventures of Martin Eden" cast also includes Ian Mac
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
THE FLEETS IN"
 IS MUSICAL SET
 FOR TWENTIETH
Gay Show Opening Tonight Stars Dolly .Ldmour,
 Bill Holden, Others

Ayast there. you moviegomg landlubbers! The Fleets In Meaning. of course, that Para mounts tmeful new comedy drops anchor tonight at the 2oth Gen. tury Theatre, bringing with 1t a crew Of stars who have been cited numerous nmes for distinguished ,ervice in making us laugh and swing to swell rhythm.
 Stars of The Fleets In" are Dorothy Lamour, William Holden and Eddie Bracken, a combination 1f talent that heralds plenty of romance. laughs and melody.
 Featured in the new comedy with music are such popular performers as Betty Hutton, Americas Num- per One Jitterbug; Betty Jane 3hodes, Leif Erickson and Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, which features Bob Eberly and Helen O'Connell. These entertainment neadliners are augmented by Cass Daley, Gil Lamb, Barbara Brit ton, Jack Norton and the comedy dance team of Lorraine and Rog- nan.
 Switching her tuneful adventures from the jungle, and the Army camp of Caught in the Draft" to a Frisco dance hall, Dorothy Lamour doffs her sarong and ap- pears in "The Fleets In" as the star entertainer in a tive joint.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
LARGE LIST LEAVES TODAY
 FOR SOUTH

Arrivals here this morning from Skagway were J. J. Connors, Mrs. A. B. Rieder, w. E. Wilson, A. B. Rieder, J. H. Hodges, T. V. Mali ami, Mrs. s. Jackson, Mrs. J. Jackson, Sammy Martin, c. Nell son, s. Nelson, Capt V. Hines, Paul Bader, V. M. Porlier, Miss M. Bak- CT, Bob McManus, Leslie Grove, Mrs. L. H. Grove.
 Taking passage for Seattle wert
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

ploy of the Alaska Steamship Company as agent in Juneau and remained with that line for years. Horace Adams, now agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, was assistant to MT. Novel; and was promoted agent upon MT. Nowells retirement.
 During the long years of resi- dence in Juneau, MT. Novel;, as a sideline, instructed in violin and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

of the Rebekah Lodge at 7:3o o. clock tonight in the Odd Fellows Hall. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
 Following the business session, a program will be given by members of the Girl Scout troop sponsored by the Rebekahs. Refreshments will be served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

gar M. Derosier and Milo Had- jukovich.
 For Ketchikan, passengers were Herb H. Arlowe. Cleo Winters. Ethel V. Lange. Flossie M. Doolin. William H. Holzheimer, Chester Barneson, Map. K. T. Klock. u. B. Skeels and T. Pusick, for Wran- gell, D. L. MacKinnon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

others associated with him in the musical circles and on his exten- sive tours. He was charter mem Der of the Juneau Elks lodge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
sITKA MAN SENTENCED

SITKA MAN SENTENCEU q
 Michael O'Hern has been sem tenced in Sitka to serve ITS days for being drunk and disorderly. the US. Marshal's Office rep0rts. He was tried in US. Commissicnbr w. w. Knights court.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11

Donald, Dickie Moore, Frank Con- roy, Pierre Watkin, Rafaela Otti- ano and Regina Wallace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
OFFICERS WILL BE ELECTED BY
 REBEKAHS HERE

Election of officers will be held at the regularly scheduled meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-11
FLOSSIE DOOLIN IN
 TRIP TO KETCHIKAN

Mrs. Flossie Doolin, Chief Deputy US. Marshal. has left Juneau for an official business trip to Ket- chikan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
CONSOLIDATE OFFICES

There would be county man.
Ager. and many of the IL elective
offices could be consolidated.
County elections thereafter
would be non-partisan, and civil
service system would be installed.
In launching the final drive for
signatures, Fielder announced that
100 places have been established
In the city where voters can sign
petitions. The location of the
nearest place can be learned by
calling the committee headquar-
tiers, Randolph 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

When the Clever Flossy Frills
Agreed Ia Help the Club Women
by Designing an Economy Dress
She Thought She Had Evolved q
Costume That Would Make
HIT. But Had She? You'll Find
thu Answer I'm the Front Color
Page Illustrating glossy Frills
Helps Out" by the Famous
Artist Russell Patterson. In The
American Weekly With Next
Sundays issue of The Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Home Rule Fate
HdngsonS|ender
Margin Of Names
BY FRANK MORRIS

The drive for county govern
ment reform entered it's final stage
today with indications that It will
succeed-or fail-by slender
margin of a few thousand sigma
lures.
More than S,672 signatures were
added to the petitions yesterday,
raising the total to 155,42S. The
Citizens Committee on Home
Rule, sponsoring the movement,
needs 100000 signatures before
the deadline a week from Friday,
and wants at least 225, 900 in order
10 provide a cushion to protect
against those that might be spu-
rious.
This cushion is important, II was
pointed out, because a new law
allows only registered voters to
sign petitions for a constitutional
amendment.
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
Edward c. Fielder, director of
the campaign, commented:
"At the rate petitions are be-
Ing received, the margin Of VIE
tory or defeat will be exasper-
atingly small.
However, real public interest
has been awakened during the
last few days, and II no one lets
down I'm this fight I am confident
we will succeed"
The proposal is 10 amend the
constitution so that Wayne County
voters can adopt home rule in this
county alone. II the constitutional
amendment succeeds in the Nov
ember election, then Wayne will
have authority to rid itself of the
cumbersome 15S-Hember board of
supervisors and substitute board
of control Of not more than Fl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

h ere Is
" h a &
q h o u Id
help you'll
s s . s
Tonic Is
especially
designed
to build
up blood
strength
when de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
We all must safeguard
0UH health so The Soldier
BOYS may have Doctors

Thousands and thousands Of users have
testified 70 the dement's SIS Tonic has
brought 70 them and scientific research
shows that II usually gets results--that's
why 90 many say "S.S.S. Tonic builds
sturdy health and makes you feel like
yourself again" @ SIS. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

AStimuiste the
flow OF the vital
Sisssfive juices in
the stomseb
eSsrgirs your body
With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24


worn-out tissue. These two important
results enable you TO enjoy the food you
do eat 20 make use OF 10 as Nature
intended. Thus you may get new vital
ity pep become animated
more attractivei