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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Marshall
Tops ShOW
At ROyaIe

JACK MARSHALL. that popu-
lar lad known as Americas No. /
Joker" Is back in town and head
ing the new Club Royale show
which opens this Friday night.
Known for his witty impression"
and creator OF the original per-
sonality Pvt. Butchy McGurk." he
uses only the brim Of an old felt
hat and seemingly rubber face"
to achieve his various effects. To
, his repeat limitations of President
Roosevelt and Popeye and n few
others which Detroiters will re-
member from his past appearances
here, he's added Freddy The Faun.
an Eskimo. and Mayor LaGuardia.
Headlining the supporting show
around impressionist Marshall are
Leslie and Carroll. a romantic
singing team. Specializing in love
songs they pick the best known
tunes from musicals like SHOW
Boat" and "Sweethearts" AS well
as dated numbers like Straw
berry Blonde and '"Strolling
Through the Park" TO which they
add their own Interpretation.
Following the team comes a
combination of two young ladies
known as the Youngs. They whirl
about in fast tumbling routines
and fips. perform some solo and
double hand-balancing. Dancing
starlet Rita Roper concludes the
featured acts and the Titan
Royalettes weave the show to-
gether with their new production
routines produced by Mary Taft.
It's George Kavanagh's orchestra
doing the music for both the show
and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Honeymoon
Revue at
S+evadora

THE HONEYMOON REVUE. :"
the show currently showing at the
Club Stevadora. sparkles with fun
and laughter. The antics Of Eddy
Shepherd. Buddy Roth and Lee
Mason highlight the comedy as
poets OF the revue as they turn
out Niagara Falls or Slowly /
Turned" Sugar Kane. the sepia
dance stylist. is back with new
and hashy dance number. and
Mary Ann James has been held
over for further encores OF her
semiclassical ballads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

1t. Jane Mauerhan is the ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

The'War Aid Club or the WAC's
have collected nearly two tons of
paper during the past week. The
club, founded by Mrs. Della A.
Cameron. Melted 100 pounds OF
waste fats the week before.
Starting ott as Mischief Club
the boys and girls soon went in
for home defense work. Silk stock
ings and. old clothes are what they
are after now.
There are probably very few
people in Detroit who will remem-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Der the two men connected with
this bit. It was picked up in the
records of the city and IS too
good 10 pass up.
1t has TO do with a resolution
by Alderman LeFavour 10 City
Controller ID. G. wildwood and is
dated Dec. %. 1862. The reSolu.
ton states:
Resolved, That the controller
cause the street gas lights to be
lighted every night, whether
moonlight or not"
The last paragraph of Whit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

woods answer TO this resolution
follows:
Moonlight requires no lamps;
breaks no glass; does not depend
on the whim or caprice of a
IsmpIIghter; II Is not lighted on
the streets and corners, and then
extingulshed by some economical
agent; shines in alleys as well
as In avenues; looks in at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
People You Know
Ordnance Workers He p Cripple
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

DETROIT VIGNETTE! An in
spector at Building One OF the
Hudson Naval Ordnance Plant.
has had a spine ailment since
1918. Just how much he suffered
his fellow workers will never know
because he never complained.
A few days ago these men took
up a collection and bought him a
wheel chair from which he can
work. With the money left over
they are buying canvas 10 pro-
tect the chair from the elements.
The inspectors name is l.. T..
man in charge of the
collection was John KozlOwslSi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

WAAC officer
here. She ex-
plains that al
[ h ou gh S h c
would rather be
i'm Africa she
thinks Detroit
is tops and that
the war work
the people here
are doing can't
be beaten any
where in the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
ANOTHER GOOD TURN: Boy

= c GU is from
two west side
troops h e ar d
that coat hang
ers for tn e
army induction
C G n [ er were
"seafeer TIL a n
hens teeth" so
Tew w. Patz
and j. w. VIII
son, scoutmas-
tiers of Troops
80 and 80 re-
spectively, deciC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

small window of the poor ~
we'll as through the plate glass
of the rich.
"You cannot rival Its beauty:
you cannot equal Its splendor.
1t blesses. but asks nothing In
return. Let IL shine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Result: the boys have collected
over 500 coat hangers and have
presented them Ito Col. Bachus,
who said:
THE men will remember the
Scouts for this outstanding good
deed"
1t. Jane Mauerhan is the new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Three Spots
Offer Neu
Attractions

Z OPENING WITH a George NJ.
Conan medley and weaving a spell
"of black magic" for finale, xylo-
phonist Johnny Morrison is taking
the headline honors at Mickey's
Show Bar this week Meredith and
Robins take .he double spot with
their dance teamwork in a couple
OF smooth ballroom routines.
Young. s2od-looking and poppy.
they present a clever version of
the dance Judy Garland does in
the picture, For Me and My Gal"
and follow through with light,
airy bit of Tea for Two"
The show gets change of pace
with Jimmy Valdare's balancing
act, and a touch of the exotic Is
brought in with the story telling
hand movements of Zaza, the in
terpretive dancer. An unusually
moody routine called "Marijuana"
is the star number OF Ruth Jordan.
and Dorie Anton scores heavily
with her vocal rendition of Begin
the Beguine."
The Mickeyettes do a parasol
production number while Rudy
Horn is responsible for the intro
auctions. and Lee Walters orches-
ira does the music.
THREE TREES
1--WE SINGING Ruby Logan Is
still holding the spotlight out at
the Three Trees this week in the
flashy sepia revue. Say 1t With
Swing"
Master OF nonsense and cere-
monies. Horace Payne introduces
the supporting cast al a dizzy pace
with speed-tapster SNOWFALL and
human ape Tinlbu the highlights.
Irene Young brings in a surprise
feature, and dancer Lorene adds
TO the general enjoyment, while
Fanny Butler, Marge Pettway and
the Fayettes round out a gay and
spirited production with their tap
routines.
AL Williams and his hot swing
band provide dancing and show
tempos.
TEDDY BEAR CLUB
THE TEDDY BEAR is under
the new management of Joe Bfehf
who starts out by offering Dorothy
Snow. who sings the latest hits
and some well remembered oldies.
and Bill Frazer in the master-of-
youknow-what spot.
Ray Samuels and Madeline do a
bit Of rhythmic maneuvering
around the dance floor Bob
Turner. his guitar and his orches-
ira take the bows for the musical
portion Of the show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit Newspaper.
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so rigid as in the past That IS, we
are much more likely TO warn
against overeating. or deprlv!ng
yourself. than we are likely TO
stress Just what articles of food you
may put in your menus. After all,
there is some advantage IN getting
your food requirements done up IN
capsule at the corner drug store.
providing you can afford 10 pay for
them, instead of spending your
money for fresh foods. But barring
the particular need for specific Gle
ments that can be provided by TAX
ing an extra vitamin supply Of one
sort or another. you should be able
to get the necessary nutrition from
the food allowed you.
Diet for Diabetes
Just for example. you NAV need
a special diet for diabetic patient.
Here is a standard diet regime
for diabetes:
"A diet of about 1900 calories
will contain approximately rs
grams of protein. 81 grams Of fat
and lat grams Of carbohydrate
This diet, with careful planning.
can be purchased with 49 blue
stamps a month and 10 red stamps
a week. Now 1000 or $500 CAL
orie diabetic diet might need extra
ration points. particularly for meat
and cheese.
"Diabetic diets are limited in the
amount Of carbohydrate or starches
and sugar they contain. After the
amount of carbohydrate in a diet
is defined, protein and especially
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upon. and that's all that's neccs-
sary. Which is. of course. the atti-
tude that makes boreS.
The entertaining talker talks
about something that interests his
audience: :! presumably it also is OF
interest to him or else he would not
launch forth with his views or re-
actions. Mutual pleasure is to be
derived from an exchange Of ideas.
and everyone is willing TO listen to
one who knows whereof he speaks
and expresses himself well. But
even the most brilliant converse
tionalist can become a bore when
he doesn't know when to stop.
Don't Talk Too Much
Ceaseless chatter is hard TO bear
and the companion who feels that
it is up TO her to keep the CONVEX
sational ball rolling is not the COM
panion one really seeks or enjoys.
Comfortable 81 en- ces between
friends strengthen the tie that
binds them together Honeymoons
are often strain because the WE'LL
meaning bride doesn't want to
lapse into such silence as so often
envelopes the longer married She
mistakes this silence for lack of in
terest. and is sure that the couple
Is talked out. Believe me, they are
not. doubt If any congenial couple
ever Is, they always have some
conversational bone to pick or to
gnaw on amicably.
It's certainly not necessary 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: "WW sharing Of
the hair make persons hair come
IN thicker and healthier? NJ hair
Is so thin and Straggly. I'm at my
tCitS' end trying to take care OF It,.
Distressed.
1t was an fashioned theory
that shaving off the hair would
make 1t come in thicker. but it has
been disproved by modern Scien-
fists. Your hair might seem thicker
for the simple reason that when
the new growth starts ii is sitter
and stubbier. The only excuse for
such drastic measures would be an
infection or disease that could be
treated easier If the hair was re-
moved. If such is the case. then
would advise YOU TO see a doctor or
dermatologist.
Thin hair IS hard 10 care for.
Massage and brush conScicntiously
TO arouse the circulation in the
scalp. Keep your hair ScrupulOuSly
clean. l would suggest that YOU
have IL cut TO about four inches all
over your head and then have a
permanent. Your hair Will seem
much thicker.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Clothes
Make Good
Neighbors
BY ELEANOR CUM

NEW YORK-Cut of from Paris.
~ buyers and styllsts cross the
border into Mexico TO find inSpira-
ton. and they do not look in vain.
There is much to be said for the
dash of Mexican design and color
ing. for the peon skirt. the bull
fighter bOlerO. the rumba blouse
and Charro decorations. They are
not in any sense a substitute for
Paris-designed clothes as we knew
them. but they are gay and re-
freshingly different. What's more.
they are seasonable.
The separate shirtwaist and skirt
are a favorite theme both sides Of
the border. We like two-piecers. no
matter for what occasion. There
fore. the many charming blouses
that are coming out of Mexico are
Of special interest.
Those with sleeves covered with
frills are particularly lovely in
sheer materials. As you know by
now. balloon sleeves will soon be
but a memory. so gather We rose
buds while we mayor grow your
own.
Since labor Is cheap in Mexico.
there is. of course. much handwork
on the originals from there. Cher
ubs make a charming motif when
outlined with CO ored threads.
From cherubs to lions seems far
leap. but lions are favorite en-
broiderv motif. They really look
very effective parading near the
hem of skirt. Notices are also
used in this fashion.
You may disapprove OF bull
fighting. but you cannot disapprove
of the gorgeous costumes worn at
these events-costumes which are
far too garish for common use but
have. nevertheless. ideas TO con-
tribute TO our more northern needs.
A shoulder ornament, or epaulet OF
silver braid. is one of the ideas bor-
rowed from the matador's costume.
while the waist-length bolero Is al
ready an old familiar friend.
Mexican blouses and most
dresses are of cotton. some OF 1t
exceedingly fine. Motifs are either
hand embroidered or Of braid. like
rickrack, for example. II you plan
TO be around home much this sum-
mer-or course you do-why not
have some blouses and at least one
full skirt - cotton - to wear with
them?
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flawless. Her famous legs were cas-
Fly the most shapely in the large
room and there wasn't shadow Of
doubt that she was the most obvi-
ously pretty girl there. and would
be in many other places.
Our conversation dwelt largely
on her health. 1t seems she has
worked herself to death. or close to
1t. Her strenuous dancing brought
about an injury which required an
operation. and the doctors have in
sisted that she take 1t easy and
recuperate. She hasn't done so. but
has made many appearances at
Army and Navy camps, where her
pulchritude has moved down many
hard fighting men.
The star has made good In the
movies because. as her publicity
man says. "she planned it that
way" Born in st. Louis, the daugh-
ter Of a wealthy stock broker. she
early yearned to dance. sing and
act. When her folks. who weren't
so keen for that. vacationed in
Southern California. they made a
fatal error in dissuading her from
such career. Betty went right out,
took lessons and GOT in a movie
chorus.
Her life since has been a clever
series of moves. carefully engi-
neered on her own. When she finds
herself typed. cast in little parts. or
stuck. she simply skips the movies.
hits the road in a musical comedy
or as a singer and dancer with q
name band. and gets such acclaim
throughout the country that the
picture people come after her with
their tongues out and welcome
door-mats under their arms. Each
time that happens. Betty snags
herself a better contract and fat
ter parts. Her latest picture,
"Coney Island is one of her best.
Born with a gold spoon in her
mouth, she chucked it at birth be-
cause she happens to be a pretty
little plant who can turn them out
IN mass production without outside
help.
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chatter endlessly. especially about
nothing. which is the charge men
make against our sexNot that 1t Is
always we'll founded. What approx
imates nothing to the preoccupied
male mind is often real meat to the
female mind. accustomed as 1t Is to
feeding on trifieS. The everyday
life Of the normal wife and mother
is cluttered up with triviata OF
small events. Because this is so she
squeezes every bit of interest out II
these events. She is not to blame
because her interests are limited
nor is she to blame because the
kind of thing that interests her is
the kind Of thing husband scorns.
Need Food for Thought
know there are women with
brains ten pounds lighter than a
straw hat. but there are also. and
don't forget it, women who have
excellent brains and ability to
think straight to the point with
them. OF course. one must have a
good brain to start. but don't for
get it must have something to feed
or to sharpen on. If not it goes to
waste.
Give the average woman some
problem TO wreStle with and the
chances are that she will make an
excellent job of disposing Of 10.
When men treat women like dolls.
or playthings. they are unreason-
able TO expect them to throw In
more than they ask for. Happily.
we have outlived the day when wo-
men were not credited with any
ability TO think things out for
themselves, yet even when it was
considered more or less Of a handi-
cap TO have anything resembling q
mind in good working order, wo-
men went quietly about their BUSH
ness Of meeting. stalking and final
~ sharing mate who would pro-
vide them with food and shelter. In
fact. under the old order. when
men were men and women clinging
vines who had to have a strong
support to cling to. 1t was probably
easier for them to find that stall
wart provider than it is today.
Somewhere along the trail women
put their hands to the pillow. and
we have Biblical authority for what
that gesture gets us.
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upshot was that Bobby agreed to
go with him.
Mother, who couldn't help over
hearing this conversation, was an
noyed with her son. Really. Bob
by" she said. you haven't mind
Of your own. You let your friends
do anything they like with you. II
/ wanted to see a picture as much
as I know you have been looking
forward TO seeing China. I'd saysso.
And If my friend didn't care to 90
along With me. Id go alone Then
she addeu. Il wish you weren't so
easily influenced by your friends.
You shouldn't let others take adj
vantage Of YOU the way you do"
Although the parent may have
hoped to inspire her boy TO leader
ship with this talk. she really was
robbing him OF any last shred Of
self-aSSurance Her criticism OF
Bobby was unfair. TO say the least.
All children are not born to lead.
No wise parent. therefore. will push
a retiring child 10 assume this role.
She will be satisfied merely TO
teach him 10 form his own deci-
sions. The fact that a child cannot
make up his mind quickly is not a
serious problem, nor is IL necessar-
lily q reflection upon his intelli-
gence. More likely it just shows a
lack OF confidence in his own ideas.
When a mother sees a child puz-
zling to make up his mind. it would
be kind to suggest. why not think
the matter over and let Tom Dick
or Harry know your answer
later?" But In matters of no con-
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fat arc used TO make up the desired
number OF calOrles."
You viii see from this that It
Is largely matter of planning, the
main difference between the pa
uent and the normal person beng
hat The latter may or may not
consume his normal amount of
food or he may exceed II without
dong himself any appreciate
amount Of harm, while the sick
person needs the Ort and quantity
OF nouriShmcnt that his condition
requires
More Fresh Vegetables
am also told. The normal per-
son. after eating the protein and
fat he needs and receiving an ade-
quate amount Of vitamins and
minerals. can satisfy his appetite
with carbohydrates. The ratloning
program Of this country provides
US with an adequate diet but it does
limit the amount of meat, fats and
cheese we can buy. Instead OF fill
ing up on steaks. We now fill up
ON cereals. breads and beans. The
dlabetic cannot do this so II might
be necessary. especially in the
higher CalOrie diabetiC diets, 20 in
crease his ration points for meat.
cheese and fats"
The diabetes need for fresh veg
etablcs and fruits Will make his
diet even more expensive than II
has been heretofore. But now, with
gardens producing. We shall all
hope to provide ourselves with the
necessary foods without depicting
our pocketboOks too much.
It is a good thing for all OF u.
that the demands of the day are
making all Of us more sensitive 10
the actual needs of our bodies 10
maintain them in health. The day
of subsiSting on hot dogs and sand
wicheS with an occasional piece OF
pie is past. and We may find out
that some things that We refused to
eat up to this time are pretty good
stuff after all Funny how we have
pampered our appetites all the G
years, refusing such and SJch
things and craving others. We did
not give much thought TO what
they were. they Just didn't suit our
tastes. Well, we may find it neceS-
sary to change our notions and we
would better be finding out how
best TO do it.
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don Z WdNC 10
miss h / S pic
ture." But my
cousin told me
TO be sure to
S e e China.
Bobby offered
weakly. a d d.
ing. land / do
not care much
I or II c n r y
Fonda" 7 h e
friend urg d
Bobby TO &C
company him
TO see the pic
ture Of h i S
choice and the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
KEEP CLOTH NEAR BASIN

one way TO assure a neat wash
bowl in the bathroom is TO hang a
clean soft cloth near it. Instruct
every member of the family to
wipe the basin with this cloth every
time the bowl is used Face cloths
that have worn thin. small napkins
that are threadbare. and similar
pieces of fabric make suitable wip-
ing cloths. They can be Numbered
and reused in the bathroom many
times.