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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Wedding Breakfast

For the bride who IS being
married in the morning, a break
fast a. home will probably be
tho thing SO why not keep 10
the mood Of this first meal Of
the day. and start eut with fruit
juice, but all dressed up for the
occasion
Oranges are plentiful, so fresh
orange juice will serve for the
cocktail. whipped up with orange
ice until II Is light and frothy.
Pour into glasses. the top Of which
has been dipped in egg white, then
granulated sugar and then
chilled This lends for a spar
king frosted effect A cherry
and sBrig Of fresh mint added
10 the glass of Juice before Scry-
Inc. adds the final gay touch.
But what 10 serve for The
main dish when the meat points
won't allow for guests? That IS
the general query The answer
is -. why not have eggs the
perennial breakfast faVorlte bat
glamouriZe them into real
company dlSh.
Eggs la king are most at
tractivc and havorful especially
If combined with mushrooms,
green peppers. peas and pr
mienio, and served in toast
bONHc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Toast Boxes

To make tho toast boxes take
a whole loaf ot unShced bread and
remove all tho CruSts. Cut bread
into thrce-inCh cubes aPd then
scoop out center Toast until
light brown IN the oven.
4 coloriul frozen fruit salad,
served along on the plate with
the eggs, makes a perfect ac-
compartment. Olives and par
sley will lend the bit Of green
so necessary, and crisp tiny rolls
will finish Oft the effect
This can all be placed easily
on one plate. thus eliminating
the work I'm the kitchen and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Mrs. Earl Benson
Hostess 10 Club

THE STUDY COMMITTEE OF
Northwestern Women's Club
VIII meet at - 80 p. m. Friday
for potluck luncheon al the
home of Mrs. Earl +. Benson in
Martindalc avenue Mrs Ben
son viii give a book review.
The social service department
will meet for luncheon AZ 1870
p. m Monday Al the Calvary
Presbyterian Church House, and
the ways and means department
al 1890 p. m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. NJ. w. Prince IN
Dexter boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
To Elect Officers

POLLS WILL be open from
II a m. 10 7i5 p m. Monday
for tho 2ith election Of the
Women s City Club.
The clubs annual meeting also
will be held al that time with
Mrs. 5. Wells Utlcy presiding
as officers reports are given.
The house committee has
planned "A buffet supper for
members 10 be served in the
main dining room from ; to 7.30
p M
Results Of the board election
vii be announced Al the end
of The meeting by Mrs Emma
Fox. who has supervised the
ballot boxes and made the cleo
tlon announcement every year
since the City Club was founded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
odst Boxes, Glasses
Frosted -in-Es8 Whites
Add to Festive Air
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

NAY and June are the months
-'A for weddings, and many ex-
cited brides arc making their
final plans Thoughts Of we'd
ding vcuS, orange blossoms,
three TERED frosted cakes and
decorated bowers are predom!-
mating many a family circle.
With army navy and marine
uniforms practically setting the
style for the grooms this year,
most weddings will be on the
hurryup scale And with the
ration book held up so pre-
cariously in front OF Us when
making reception. plans the ieS-
tivities will be necessarily more
simple. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Eggs a Ia King

Four tablespoons butter, 4
tablespoons -four. 2iz cups milk.
teaspoon SAT- teaspoon
pepper 6 hard-cooked eggs,
quartcrcd / cup sauteed mush-
rooms. y cup cooked peas and |
pimiento sliced
Melt butter in top of double
boiler Blend in -four add milk,
and stir until thlckcned Cook
for 3 minutes longer. Add salt.
pepper. eggs. mushrooms peas
and pimionto and heat thorough
Is Serve in toast boxes. This
recipe serves S. but can be- IN
creased as YOU like.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
DABE Meets Tuesday

DETROITlchapter, Daughters
of the British Empire, will hold
It's monthly meeting at IL a. m.
Tuesday at the home Of Mrs
Edward II, Martin in Atkinson
n.anr,nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Women's City Club Kings Daughters to Meet

The monthly all-day meeting
of The board of trustees OF the
Kings Daughters and Sons
Home for the Aged will convene
a. 10 a. m. Thursday at the
Home in Pierson avenue.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Dietetic Group TO Meet

THE DETROIT DIETETIC
ASSOCIATION Will meet AT s
p. m. Wednesday N Grace
Hospital. Speaker will be DR..
Eladys Everson OF Wayne Un.-
VerSity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

also making ~ easier Tor the
guests If room docs not allow
them all 10 be seated az the
table.
Sparkling Fruit Mold
One package strawberry CELIA
TN, 2 cups boiling water, ] cup
sliced strawberries. ! cup sliced.
fresh pineapple l cup orange
segments, l'cup walnut meats.
Dissolve gelatin in boiling
water and chill until 1t begins 10
set. Add fruit and nuts. Pour
INTO huted paper cups and chill.
Ring moldS may also be used.
thus lending the wedding ring
effect. Or pour into large cake
pans, and use cookie cutters in
shapes OF wedding bells or rings
10 achieve your appropriate de-
signs.
This recipe serves 8. but can
also be enlarged as you like.
The wedding cake. OF course.
is cut and served at the break
fast II is a nice idea 10 have
small pieces OF the cake tied
up IN boxes 10 present TO the
guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Flick through this victory recipe file when
planning menus for wartime meals. The minia
ture range holds 70 tested recipes sells for $119.
For shopping information, call Prudence Penny,
Cherry $500, between a. m. and s p. m.
Saturdays, $50 to $50
Evening star., 1943-06-23

doing the same for Irene Dunno in
white Cliffs Of Dover" and I find
him on the set Of that picture, nerv-
Gus as a kitten at the prospect of
again facing the camera after an
absence Of two years. Alan has not
worked since he appeared in Lydia, I"
which is much too long for a good
actor to remain of the screen.
Confesses Mr. MARSHALL: II still
can't believe I'm actually working
again and in such a good part"
The movie rights OF the poem were
originally bought for 5000 by
Ronald Colman from the late Alice
Duer Miller, with the idea that Col
man would have q movie made in
which he would star as Sir John
Ashwood. When Colman decided
against doing the story he gave the
rights back to Miss Miller, who re-
turned his 5000 which Colman gave
to a pet charity. Then Clarence
Brown bought the rights and he is
now directing the production.
released By the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-06-23
After TwoLone Years

After an absence Of two years
Mary Boland will return to the
screen to play the important role OF
Mrs. Bromley. an antique dealer, in
Warner Bros I'm Our Time"
The condolences last Aim ap-
pearance was in The Women" "
Since then Miss Boland starred on
the stage in Meet the Wife"
In Our Time" is now before the
cameras at Warner Bros. with Ida
Lupino and Paul Henreid, romantic
discovery in Now. Voyager," in the
starring roles. Vincent Sherman is
directing.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
BY SHEILA GRAHAM.

I1oAL NSSo.
Rita Hayworth is playing her own
grandmother on the set of Cover
Girl" and she is wearing the 1890
version Of the sweater-that is,
high-boned bodice that leaves the
sweater way behind when it comes
to showing the lines of the figure.
The manpower situation gets more
serious every day with the Cover
Girl" picture. The script calls for
a handsome middle-aged man who
has lost his girl (Rita's grand
mother. And then he finds her
observation-disclosures in
night club. He sees her making
the same mistakes with men, as
her grandma did. And he tries
to help her This is all very we'll,
but the studio cannot find a dashing
middle-aged man for the part.
That's one man missing.
Rita has to be in love with a
piano player at the time she sings
In a cafe. The studio has not yet
found young handsome man for
the role of making love to Rita.
That makes two men missing.
In the course of the picture, Rita
leaves the cafe and becomes a cover
girl. She is then taken up by
wealthy society man-about- town.
But the studio has been unable to
fill this part. That makes three.
I don't know how, or why, but
during certain parts of the picture
Rita has to dance with three diff
ferent men. These three roles are
also in the man wanted" category.
This adds up to six men missing
from the Rita Hayworth picture.
And that. my friends, is what is
happening in Hollywood, not only
with Rita's movie, but with most Of
Evening star., 1943-06-23
ANU s E M e rs.
Some Random Hayworthiana
Rita Worries About Her Stockings;
Father Recalls Their Past

the pictures now being planned. It
is getting harder and harder to fill
the roles requiring good looking
men.
Rita is worried-but not about the
lack of men in her picture. It's
her legs and feet. She has been
dancing all day, the heels of her
shoes are high. and her feet are
tired. Her legs are encased in
sheer, black silk stockings. II don't
want to get a rum says Rita. II
got the studio to get them for me
and I'm being very careful with
them"
The glamour queen looks extremely
fetching in the aforementioned 1890
black and white lace creation. Ad-
miring her with this reporter is a
short, baldish man whom Rita in
PRODUCES as Mr.. Cansino, my
father"
I'VE used to dance together, pro-
fessionaly," says Mr.. Cansino
proudly. She was little girl then.
Now she would be too tall for me
to dance with" And that's another
problem for the studio, to find dane
ing partners for Rita who are tail
enough to dwarf her 5 feet 6h
inches Of pulchritude.
The famous Is cover girls are also
in the film. but they do not conflict
with Miss Hayworth, except perhaps
for one number in which they will
appear as decorative scenery. Most
of them," Rita says, want to get
back to New York when the picture
is over. They have a better time
In New York"
The man who might have played
the lover to Ritas grandmother as
a youngish man, Alan Marshall, is
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Preoccupied Family

Ruth Miller, curvaceous dancer in
the Ziegfeld number of Irving Ber-
Inns This Is the Army" in produc-
tion for Army Emergency Relief at
Warner Bros. Studio, was late for
rehearsal.
LIE Roy Prinz, dance director, rep
rimanded her. Ruth had an ex-
PLANTATION.
my husband is away. You see,
he's a captain In the Army. My
father is working at the shipyards.
My mother is a defense worker.
And the nurse who looks after my
baby wasn't on time this morning. !"
Evening star., 1943-06-23
Salute to NBC
From Venezuela

Fred Bate, director of the NBC
international division, represented
the network in receiving a bronze
medal award presented by the Soci-
ETY. of Bolivariana Of Venezuela on
Monday, June 7, during the Mes
sage From the North" radio pro-
gram short-waved to Latin America.
The decoration, showing a bust Of
Simon Bolivar, was presented by
Daniel A. del Rio, president of the
Evening star., 1943-06-23

society in the United States. Del
Rio recently brought the medal
from Caracas. The award recog-
nizes particularly the regular weekly
program Message From the North, /"
produced Jointly by the Society Bo-
livariana and NBC. The programs
short-wave interviews with Latin
American students now in New
York.
Bate, accepting the award In
Spanish. said the ideals of the great
liberator are and will continue to be
an inspiration and guide in the Pan
American activities of NBC.
Evening star., 1943-06-23
ADJUSTMENTS. A
I[E||''|I|j'|5] MOVIES
n BONDS AND STAMPS At ANY LOCAL THEATER

Al Time Schedules Given in warner
BROS. Ads Indicate Time Feature II
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Houses For Sale

& room house with furnace,
large lot, fruit trees. open Sat.
10 am. to 8 pm, also Sunday
D. m. Phone New Haven 22Fl3.
Ina. 20 Eldridge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Houses or Wonted-AutomotNe Clio Office Equipment

Almost new modern year
round home, 6 large rooms and
bath, sun porch. Automatic fur
mace and water heater. Vene-
tisn blinds, screen and storm
sash Attached garage. fenced
yard. large water front lot.
$500. Cash 10 $1,000, mort
gage or terms. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 1867.
Modern year around 5 room
house, garage, on Lake st. Clair.
This home is priced TO sell. Rea-
sonable terms; must have quick
action. s room house, modern
except furnace, with 5 acres and
100 fruit trees. This is an err
cellent opportunity TO have an
income property. Priced to sell.
Hurry for this one.
4 family modern, stoker
steam heat, car garage, large
lot plenty OF shrubbery. Excel
lent location, easy terms.
GATZ REALTY
1917 N. Gratiot above Greens
Phone 652l Mt. Clemens
For Sale-8 room house l04
Hubbard Ave Inquire al IS
Moross. Phi. 6293 Mt. Clemens.
rooms and bath, utility
room. Insul brick finish. "A
acre with fruit trees, grape
vines and shrubbery. 1857
Forest, East Detroit.
------------------------ ------------------
Roseville - "a acre, room
house, hot water heat, water. gas
electric, garage, fruit, grapes, l
block 10 school. short distance
from Gratiot $4,000. $3.50 down,
balance $50 month. Ask for Hol-
linger, Rose. 1913 2l3l5 Grstiot
avenue.
Brick 4 bedroom. modern 10
the minute. Priced TO sell. Phone
5946, Mt. Clemens.
Crocker-Jefferson Section
New Year Around Home on
on channel. edge ST Clair
with 2 bedrooms S3,250. 90
terms Others from $4,000 TO
sl0,50000.
RUEHLE
Croker at Harper Phi 1924
253 Crocher
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Fostering
Vuleonixins

Vulcanizing, tires vulcanized.
F Gaping. reliners; ri b
boots vulcanized. Il hour service
Bill Reynolds, rs Washington,
Mt Clemens, Phone 5097.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

4 rooms and bath. lot 52xl85.
with circulating oil heater and
100 gallon tank, ~lso gas hot
water heater. new T 6 for liv-
ing room and curtains through
out, like new. Available at once
at a price 20 sell. S3.950-Terms
New room house, acre of
good garden land, flowing well,
price S3.250-S750 down.
FARMS
san acres, fair bldss. good
land, Clinton river frontage, an
ideal p ace for park, only
$500 per acre--terms
7724 acres on Is Mile road,
good land and bldgs, 1900 #.
M-97 frontage-Sl6,0 900.
5 acres on Moravian drive,
near Mt. Clemens. zoo #. front
age, priced 10 sell-easy I, ms.
acres adjoining Mt. Cemens,
with Bldg. 20x40 could be made
into good home - $3.50 -
500 down.
Lots l00x360, ! block from
South Gratiot. 1895, SIS down,
balance easy monthly payments.
WE SELL STATE LANDS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Room, with Board o.
Rooms. without boord d.

Sleeping rooms. weekly rates
$1,000. 1855 South Grstiot, Mi.
Clemens
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
{. A. Kerner
1928 South Gratiot
Phone Mt. Clemens 546l

Phone Mt. Clemens 548l
Another beautiful story,
brick five room bungalow at
So, 500. 00-Hurry.
7 room house with two car
garage, centrally located, at
$4,000, so foot lot.
10 room house on ~ Gratiot
with room upper apt. Lower
can be made into two apis. at
low cost. Lot 80xl77.
Brick Veneer 8 room house on
Market street Easily converted
into two family. q
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
NOTHING is too LARGE or too Small Sell You Use the Caseds
Building - Construction

Carpenter Work - Remodel
ing, repairing Phone Mt Glenn
ems 1868.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Business Service
Gosh Register Service

Cash register sales and serv-
ice now available in Mt. Glenn
ems. We have added q complete
line of National cash registers.
rebuilt and guaranteed. "a hour
cash register service at our usual
reasonable price. Office Supply
Co, 434 Cass. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 2047.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

Underwood typewriter, add
ing machine, check protector
and Egry Billing machine,
1885 IL Mile road. Phone
RoseVille OOPS M.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12
Typewriter Repoir

YOUR TYPEWRITER must
last the duration. No new ones
are being made. You can buy
only certain portables and old
standards. Keep yours fit with
periodic check up. REPAIR
NOW. Most parts still avail
able. Guaranteed service and
rentals Office Supply Co. 434
Cass. Phi. Mt. Clemens 2047.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-12

6 rms, floor, bath, electric,
81 ,800-S600 down.
4 rms. floor, city water, sew
or. $4,000 u cash.
4 rms. bath, ! floor, $4,000;
$3.50 down.
3 acres, 4 rm. house, 81, 200
Il cash.
2 small houses on ! lot -
S3.000-l-3 down
S rms. bath, immediate posses
sion-S3, 500-S600 down
6 rm. brick, modern. air con-
ditioned, $4,500-l/3 down.
6 nm. modern, oak floors, S.
600 cash.
2 family - $4,000 - $4,000
down.
2 family-6 rms. bath each
S6. 500-s2.0 900 down.
3 family. hot water heat, l40
II n Gratiot frontage-S8, 900
terms.
4 family, steam heat, Stoker,
come. $l40 month-$l0 900.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
Editors Note

Pictures and snapshots sent
to the office to be used in the
paper must be sent to the en-
graver's and the charges are to
be paid by the person desiring
to have the picture published.
A number of snapshots have
been recently received at the Of
flee with the request to publish
them. If senders will kindly no.
tify the office if they wish to
stand the expense of having
cuts made, we will gladly pub
lish them. In sending pictures
or snapshots, please remember
that we must have at least three
days time in which to get a cut
made.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
Births

MIR. and Mrs. Edward Jereb
formerly Ann Somrak) are the
proud parents of a baby girl,
born on Sunday, January 18th
at Booth Memorial Hospital.
The baby weighed seven pounds
and II OF. Both are active men,
bers of Modern Crusaders, No.
As S. D. z.
From Dayton, Ohio comes the
news Of the birth of baby boy,
Frank Edward, born on January
9Th to Tech. Sgt. and Mrs.
Frank Kos. The baby weighed
eight pounds at birth.
Tech Sgt. Kos left Victorville,
Calf, on January 23rd to spend
a two week furlough in Dayton
with his wife and new born son.
During this time they will GEL
ebrate Mrs. Kos. birthday and
their wedding anniversary.
Frank is the son of Mr.. Frank
Kos, of 434 E. 100 St., of Cle-
veland. ..-...
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
INTERCULTURAL LIBRARY

The Cleveland Public Library has prepared the building for
merly by its 55St Clair branch house the newly
formed project - the nterculturaI Library.
Enthusiasm eagerness preserve the treasures of the
nationality contributed cultural and ed
ationa program of America prompted this project Al national
y groups cooperating and endeavong make the
sentaton of their particular interesting possible
Each nationality has been alocated exhibit space little
theatre and recreation facilities have been built
expected that the doors this interesting institution will
be opened within month.
The Sovenes take added pride in this undertaking. Not only
do they have good this of cherished
but they also boast of having at the head Of
institution nationality Frank T.
Suhadolnik
Mr. Suhadoni. librarian Norwood Branch
and of John Carroll University His knowledge work with the
nationality groups have qualified Suhadonik head this
undertaking of the Cleveland Public Library.
We take pride in welcoming the Intercuura Library into
midst and the Sovenes with their rich background will
doubtey make their exhibit among the interesting and
inviting.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
ENAKoPRAvNOsT
U+opions HoIdD Dance
Feb. + at SWH

Another year and another an
niversary. And so, another
dance to be held by the Utopi-
ans, 6O4, SNPJ, on Saturday,
February 6. Held right on the
home grounds, at the Slovenian
Workingmen's Home on Water.
loo, the dance will commence
rate the sixteenth year of the
existence of the lodge.
The dance will also introduce
a new orchestra into the Slo-
vene music world. Those of you
who have attended any of our
socials during the past years
will recognize the accordian
player as Joe Francel, who plays
music as we like to dance it.
He and his orchestra guarantee
to fill the evening with polkas,
waltzes, and "jitter-music" tc
suit everyone's taste.
Be sure to keep next Satur.
day evening in mind for our
dance. Dancing will begin at s
p. M, so don't be afraid to come
early.
Val Artel. Sec'y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-01-30
Norwood
News

Give more BOOKS, give good
books is the slogan of the
1913 Victory Book Campaign.
The need for worthwhile, in
teresting books in good condi-
tion is a real one in the many
camps and ships where our boys
are serving their country at
war. Not only light recreational
books such as mysteries, west
erns and detectives will find
popular use, but more serious
reading in recent technical
books, biography, best sellers,
and the like, will please many
thankful readers away from
home.
The Victory Book Campaign
asks not for left-overs nor at
tic books, not dusty and old
Worn-out tones you want to get
rid of, but up-to-date and fine
useful reading. Our men in
strange lands and distant from
their loved ones, who need di.
version and want mental exer-
else surely deserve the best you
can give when you send them
books. The book you have en-.
joyed, from which you have had
some profit, the book you would
give to a good friend to read is
the one you should give to the
Victory Book Campaign.
Norwood Branch Library has
pledged it's cooperation and sup.
port to the campaign in your
name. You are asked to bring
your books to us, or to any
branch or school library, or tc
Main Library. There are also
containers in some stores and
buildings for your convenience
in donating the books.
Remember how much books
mean to you, how you enjoy g
good book. Think of your rela.
tives and friends, Of the thou.
sands of young men who are
engaged in fighting this terrible
war. Don't put it off until to-
morrow, or next week. Bring
your books in today, your good
books, your best books, and we
will send them for you to places
where they will do the most
good book has ever done.