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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

MR.. AND MRS. JOH n
HURTTGAM, 428 Cass avenue,
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Grace Marie, 70 Jo-
seph Henry Brill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brill of Runyan
road. The wedding will take
place at the Hurttgam home on
July "a, at 2:30 p. m, with
Rev. Russell Deng OF Trinity
Lutheran church performing the
ceremony. Miss Hurttgam has
che -en her twin sister, GLADYS,
for bridesmaid and Robert Shue-
neman will attend the groom.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
Grace Marie HurttgQm
TO Wed Joseph H. Brill

The bride-elect was honored
al shower at her home last
Thursday evening, with her sis
tiers, Helen and Gladys as host
esses, Decorations were yellow
and green steamers and a large
sprinkling can held the gifts
which we're fastened TO the
streamers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
inventories Down

so GREAT is the demand for
wiping cloths that rag dealers re
port that their inventories are
down so TO rs per cent over
1912, and further shortages are
expected unless homemakers
send their rags 10 war.
BEFORE PAINTING window
frames, smear soap on the glass
near the edges and spattered
paint can be removed easily.
-
REMOVE paper that sticks to
table tops and other polished
surfaces by softening with olive
oil.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

MASONIC WOMEN'S SERV-
ICE AUXILIARY will meet
Thursday evening at 100 p. m.
at the service center. Each mem
Der is urged 10 bring new
member, Important plans for fu-
ture work will be outlined and
discussed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
AN|lN IN TT
Wa,,4;el

GINA c. CHAPMAN
who became The bride OF Lieut..
Allison F Smith al the Post
Chapel Al Selfridgo Field at 6
o'clock -taSL e,-en+pG ------
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20
tur, Alabama

The bride was gowned in q
two-piece dress Of powder blue
crepe, fashioned with yoke of
lace. Her accessories we're all
white and she wore a corsage of
gardenias. Mrs Robert Chapman,
matron of honor, wore blue
print jersey dress with white
accessories, while Betty Nank,
bridesmaid, wore similar gown
of brown print. Both wore COR
Sages of salmon pink rosebuds.
For her daughter wedding, Mrs.
Chapman chose a dress of aqua
crepe fashioned with simple
lines Her corSage was of red
rosebuds.
The bridegroom was attended
by Sergt Vincent Daddio, Sell
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

THE POST CHAPEL al Sci
fridge Field was the scene Of a
wedding ceremony last evening
at six o'clock, when Virginia C..
Chapman and Lieut.. Allison f.
Smith spoke their VOWS before
Chaplain II. List.
Miss Chapman is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, T r Chapman,
1886 Huntington Drive, and the
bridegrooms parents are Mr..
and Mrs. F. O. Smith OF Deca-
uur Alabama
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-20

al Sci fridge Field and Robert Chap
10 Of man, brother OF the bride
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
Obcinsko dete
ROMAN DOJENCKA
spisal
I Branislav Music

ravnati, da bi Sc vzela Anka in
pop Pero, najprej cato ne, ker
Sc Sc dandanes ne We, kje je
Anka, a drugic cato ne, ker je
Pero pop in ina 1.-Two zeno. Ne
moreta Sc vzeti niti policaj Ris-
ia in gospa Lenka Petrovie, ker
ina tudi ,gospa Lenka zivega
moza. Ne moreta Sc vzeti niti
bogoslovec Toma, clovek tako
mocnih cuvstev, in Ognjena Ma
rija, ker je Tomo opustil igral-
sko kariero in koncuje cetrti
razred bogoslovja in caka ma
dobfo sluzbo. Ne moreta Sc we
tt niti Eliza, hcerka likarice Ju-
lijane in njen ljubimec iz ognje-
gasne cete, ali morda bandist IL
sedmega pespolka, ker je vsled
znanega dogodka, XII ga je 60
spod Sima zamislil v svoji do
misljiji, ia: ljubezen koncala S
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
NACISTI IN RELIGIJA =
KONFISKACTJE

Newyorski dnevnik "Daily
News" prinasa dne IA. maja
pod gornjim naslovom uvodnik,
v katerem pise:
"Nacisti so dne 10. julia
1941 konfiscirali vse cerkveno
imetje V Jugoslaviji, docim SO
bill mnogostevilni duhovni in
clani raznih meniskih redov
deportirani ali vrzeni V koncen-
tracijska taborisca.
"Posledica tega je, da so iz-
javili nemski skofje, da Nemci-
ia okupiranih ozemljih ustvar-
ia mrznjo proti sebi in vsem
nemskim institucijam."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26

Il urada SANS-a smo preje-
ali knjizico 1.-THE Problem Of
Trieste" Xxi jo je napisal DR.. l.
van M. COX. Tel knjizici je pri-
lozil urad SANS-a sledece pi-
smo:
Gotovo nam nj treba naglasa-
tt izredne vaznosti trzaskega
vprasanja "a bodoeo Slove;lijo,
pa tudi ne velikih tezav, ki so
spojene njegovo resitvijo. Teh
ne ustvarja lie veleitalijanska
propaganda, ampak izvirajo
tudi iz nepoznavanja razmer in
knjizica sluzi V prvi vrsti ma
menu, da poda ameriski javno-
sti sliko dejanskega polozaja.
Avtor 5brosure DIR. COX dokazu-
lje v svojem spisu, da je bilo tr-
zasko vprasanje po prvi vojni
napaeno reseno, ker Sc nj vpo-
steval gospodarski pomen te lu-
ke oh severnem Jadranu. Trst
he sluzi Italiji V nobenem oziru,
Iker mu ia dezela ne daje "a
ledja; to je pretezno slovensko,
oziroma jugoslovansko in cello
bolj oddaljene srednjeevropske
dezele kakor Avstrija, Cehoslo-
vaska, Bavarska, Poljska, O.
grska tezijo bolj ma Trst kakor
Italia sama. Prirodno je po-
temtakem, da sc Trst vtelesi v
Slovenijo, XII pa mora ostalim
drzavam v centralni Evropi
jamGiti rabo trzaske luke, kar
bo gospodarstvu teh dezel in
tudi trzaskega mesta samega
v prid.
| Pisec pobija tudi fikcijo, "a
katero della Italijanska propa-
ganda ma vse kriplje, ces, da je
Trst po naravi italijansko me.
sto in izvaja cisti slovenski zna-
caj vse trzaske okolice - IL
slovenskih okrajev - IL katerih
bi Trst prirodno moral zajema-
tt svoie move moci, kar je pre-.
Avstrija, pozneje pa Italia pre-
precevala umetnim naseljeva
MEM IL oddaljenih italian.
skin krajev.
Avtor dr.. Ivan M. COX je po
klican "a to delo, ker so mu kot
rojenemu Trzaeanu - njegov5
tdruzina je' zivela tam, ko je i
mel Trst Sc nesporno slovenskt
Vecino - razmere dobro Znane
" javnem zivljenju je delova
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
Uredniikoua
posta
Nadaljnja zahvala i'm vabilo
CitaInice SID

Cleveland, Ohio. - Odbor in
clanstvo Citalnice Slov. del. do
ma ma Waterloo Rd. Sc iskreno
zahvaljuje sledecim drustvom
"a denarno pomoc citalnici:
Drustvu Waterloo Camp st. 2s1
WOW "a $500 in drustvu vi
pavski raj st. 312 SNPJ "a 81.
Obenem Sc vabi clanstvo ci-
talnice, da Sc udelezi polnoste-
vino seje, XII Sc vrsi nocoj, 26.
maja v navadnih prostorih. Pri-
cetek seje oh 8. uri zvecer. Mad
zorni odbor Sc prosi, da pride
pol ure preje, da pregleda tri-
mesecne racune.
S citalniskim pozdravom
Tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26

TEN, da je Eliza dobila pest v
.ledja. Ne moreta Sc vzeti niti
ueitelj muzike in hcerka kroja-
ca Jove, ker je to ljubezen rag
trgal oni tako usodni listek.
In potem - kdo Sc more we
ii ma koncu tega poglayja? Mi
hce, nihce! Tudi pisec zelo OBJ
zaluje, da ne more ustreei v
tenn pogledu svojim dragim ci-
tateljem.
: sPreostaje mu torej edino, da
z rejenckovo usodo zakljuci
svoj roman. In to bo tudi storil.
Kot vemo, Sc imenuje zdaj
rejeneek Il lepim imenom Siala
in Sc nahaja pri neki siromasni
zenski v sosedstvu .gospoda ST.
me Nedelj jkovica. Vsak dan O.
bisce malega Simo .gospod Ne
deljkovie, XII tudi plaeuje .zanj,
obisce ga njegov sboter, ucitelj
muzike, a gospa Bosiljka mu
vsak dan poslje piskote.
Tako je nninil po krstu teden,
diva tedna, kar DE bio kot neki
odmor po onih aburjah " dusi
gospoda Sine Nedeljkovica. A
ko je rninil tudi tretji teden,
zacne gospod Sina iznova pre-
misljevati o oni ideji, XII ga je
tako razveselila v zadnjem po-
glavju tega romano. Premisljal
je eel teden in tako je minil me.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
PETINDVAJSETO POGLAVJE

PETINDVAJSETO POGLAVJE
XII ga bodo citatelji tolilxo pref
prebrali, ker je zadnje, i'm ker Sc
v MEM ustanovi "Drustyo "a
najdencke", da bi rejencek bill v
prihodnje brez skrbi. Ia eita-
telje pa je to poglavje vazno
tudi zato, ker ma koncu pisec O.
beta, da DO napisal Sc EN-
roman.
Ker je to zadnje poglavje ro-
mana, bi Sc morale po pravilih,
po katerih Sc pisejo romani,
"njih dvoje' vzeti. E, ali katera
diva maj ma koncu poroeim, ko
Sc je pa nekako tako uravnalo
vsled raznih dogodkov, da je
nemogoce zadovoljiti to tako
vazno pravilo "a pisanje roma
nov.
Nikakor ne 'morem tako u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
Zenske obleke in potrebscine

Junior mere SOC Rayon Satin podnja krla
Housecaas 69c
Dekskh obledjo periu soc
Dekskh zenskih 99c ro6nih torbic vsaoyrstn
200 komadov CSC do dekleta in 29c
240 Rokavic de6leta 19c
MAY COMPANY PRITLIcJE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
Cevlji "a cello druzziino
Moska obleka i'm oprava

spodnh Neregu-
dovne nogavice,
kratkmi rokay "baskeweave
blago. Vsakovrstne barve 79c
sponih kratkm
693 Moskh Cotton dlovnh ali anke
Mogadore
500 Meskh LIS poetnh knit spodnjh ob bell ali rjavi Sec
beh Broadcloth nereg
Tud
MAY COMPANY PRITLICJE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26

sec dni cd krsta, in tedaj je bill
gospod Nedeljk popolnoma
ma cistem, da je treba zaceti q
ustvarjanjen znamenite ideje,
ito lie z ustanoyitvi5o drustva "a
najdendke. z
Sc teden zatem lie prenislje-
val gospod Nedel1 1kovic tudi o
1aaeinu, .kako hi ST. to doseglo,
nazadnje, da be to lzelo enostav-
ma stvar. Ono, lkar ;je glavno "a
ustvaritev iideje same, to so
najden6ki, re obstoji in zdaj nj
treba mic drugega kakor napi-
ssati Fpravila, ssklicati ljudi, Sc
staviti odbor, in stvar de goto-
va. Vita gnamen lje gospod Sima
Nedeljkovic YES ateden pisal in
brisal, 3spopolnjeval in lpoprav-
ljal pismo, polno lepih izrazov,
S lkaterimi sklicuje ma zborova-
ME vse plemenite ljudi, da Sc
zdruzijo v drustvo, potrebno in
clovekoljubno.
To zborovanje boljsih ljudi Sc
je imelo vrsiti " "Mescanski
kazini" ieez ateden dni, Yes ia
teden Sc je gospod Sima Nedelj-
kovic pripravljal ma govor, ka-
teremu je kot geslo postavil
kristusove besede: "Pustite
male k menir'
Ko Sc je priblizal dan zboro-
vanja, je krenil gospod Nedelj-
kovic v spremstvu ucitelia mu-.
zike, XII je bill tudi zelo zavzet "a
uresnieenje te ideje, v ''Mesean-
sko kazino" tocno oh 10. dopol-
dine, ko je bilo zborovanje ma
povedano. Tu najde Sc diva ali
tri gospode Cd povabljenih in
nestrpno pricakuje, da pride.jo
Sc ostali. Zastonj Sc je pri vsa-
KEN Sunni ozrl in pogledal ma
vrata, zastonj je tudi ueiteli
muzike diva ali trikrat Sci cello
ma ulico in gledal ma levo in des-
no, ali kdo ne prihaja: bilo nj
nikogar. Kaj je mogel drugega
lgospod Nedeljkovic, kakor da je
odlozil zborovanje ma drugi te.
den.
Tako sta cd .krsta malega ST,
me pa do zborovanja pretekla
polna diva meseea, in ma zadnie
Sc ie vendar vrsil sestanek
tDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
DIR. Cokova knjiizzica Problem Trsta"

kot predsednik politicnega dru-
stva "Edinost", dokler ga nj
fasisticna vlada razpustila. Ma
mirovni konferenci v Parizu je
zagovarjal jugoslovanske pra-
vice ma Primorskem in pozneje
je to delal v skupscini v Beo-
gradu. Sedaj je v Zedinjenih dr.
zavah kot predstavnik "Narod-
mega sveta Slovencev in Hrva-
tov IL Julijske krajine' in pred
sednik "Jugoslovanskega odbo-
ra IL Italije".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26
Zenske nogayice in sp6dnje perilo

600 zensh Csc Rayon in Cotton tetje vrse kakO
$40 zen 81 n0gavie 99 21c
S6l zenih 9c Cotton
Gal zenskh 49c Fitting Mesh nogavc
425 zenskh 49c
$50 zek perfektn kakovost 4
2S zenskih 9c in Cotton spodnga pa seconds 69
22l zenskih 49c Rayon Undies 81
THE MAY COMPANY PRITIICJE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26

aPodprimo borbo Amerike Ia demo-
kracij0 in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in vojno- -varCevalniI,
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-26

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24

an hour in a paper lined loaf pan. This pudding is best served warm with fruit or hard sauce.
 Steamed puddings require lit tie watching excepting to see that there is enough hot water in the steamer. Duchess Pudding will give an interesting nutritious sign off to a fall dinner. Mix to- gether cup flour l 1-2 teaspoons baking powder, l teaspoon soda, l teaspoon salt, 2-3 teaspoon cin- namon. 1-3 teaspoon nutmeg, 1-4 teaspoon cloves 2-3 cup sugar, 2-3 cup dropped suet, l cup raj sins or entrants or figs and l cup each grated raw arrots and po- tatoes, 2-3 cup milk and table spoons melted shortening. Steam for hours in a greased, covered mold. Serve hot with fruit or lemon sauce.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24
Grape Juice Sponge: Com pany pudding.

Now that crisp appetite-stimu lating fall weather is here again, desserts can become heavier and richer. Which reminds us that xoolasses, sturdy favorite in grandmother's time, is on the wartime preferred food list. It is a splendid and easily obtainable source of iron, has good keeping qualities and is Aavorful and eco- noQnical.
 One of the better autumn des- serts is New England Indian Pudding, packed with minerals and vitarnix and on the thrift side. II can follow thick soup or scrambled egg main course This dessert will practically carry the meal Pour four cups hot milk over l-3 cup corrmeal placed in double boiler. Add one teaspoon salt and cook, covered for 30 minutes, over low heat. Stir ire quently. Add l-2 cup rolasses, IA teaspoon cinnamon, 1-8 tea spoon ginger and two table spoons butter or margarine. Bake two hours in greased, baking dish in Q slow oven (300). The secret of the goodness of this pudding lies in the long, slow baking. New Englanders often like to serve their Indian Pud- ding hot, topped with vanilla ice cream. Plain cream will do, how ever.
 Rice Fig Pudding appeals to all ages and is another substan- tial, slow-d doolaing dessert sugt gested for chilly days. Cook 1-3
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24

cup rice with two cups milk and 1-2 teaspoon salt for an hour in covered double boiler set over low heat. Stir several times with fork. Add three tablespoons su- gar, IA teaspoon nutmeg. l2 cup figs Cor dates or currants) and one tablespoon butter or margarine. Mix and stir in one teaspoon vanilla and l-2 teaspoon grated lemon rind. Bake so min utes in greased baking dish in slow oven. Serve warm or chill ed with cream or fruit sauce.
 Another pudding filled with fall goodness is Surprise Betty. Mix together l l-2 cups cubed bread, 4 tablespoons butter or margarine. (melted), 2 l-2 cups sliced apples, two tablespoons molasses, 1-4 cup sugar, one tea spoon cinnamon, IA teaspoon each of cloves, salt and grated lemon rind and l-3 cup orange juice. Bake an hour in covered baking dish in moderate oven. Uncover the last 10 minutes to brown the top. Serve warm with cream, hard. or lemon sauce.
 Baked Fig Pudding is tasty and inexpensive. Mix together cups flour, teaspoon baking powder, l-2 teaspoon soda, l-2 teaspoon each of cinnamon. mace nutmeg, salt and grated lemon rind. Add l egg, Ia cup sugar 2-3 cup chopped cooking figs, 12 cup sour milk or butternilk and 4 tablespoons melted shortening. Bake 45 minutes in waxed paper lined shallow pan in a moderate ly slow oven-about 325. Or bake
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24

voked it-Marie Ginsberg sees the outline of European women's biggest job after the war. The job of educating Europe's chil- dren for peace instead of war and of weaving women'S activity and influence into the fabric of in- ternational affairs. In short, the job women muffed after the last war.
 Miss Ginsberg, the Polish-born former assistant librarian of the League of Nations, has already tackled the problem. She chair mans the newly formed Wom- ems Council for Post-War Eu- rope, whose membership includes women from the United States, France, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Greece, Denmark, England and Holland. Its pur- pose is to prepare women for their responsibility in the post war reconstruction of Europe.
 After the last war people
 said that if women had had the
 same political rights as men, there would not havo been a
 war; Miss Ginsberg told uno.
 Most European women got
 their political rights during or
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24
Grape Juice Sponge

l tablespoon unflavored gela-
 tine
 l2 cup cold grape juice
 cup hot grape juice
 IA cup sugar or
 1-3 cup light corn syrup
 IA teaspoon salt
 l tablespoon lemon juice
 3 egg whites
 Soften gelatine in cold grape juice and dissolve in hot juice. Add sugar Cor corn syrup). salt and lemon juice. Cool, and when mixture thickens and is almost set, beat with wire whisk or spoon until frothy. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Turn into one large or individual molds that have been rinsed out in cold wa ter first, and chill until firm. May be piled directly into des- sert dishes, if desired. In this case it is not necessary to un- mold. Serve with cream or GUS tard sauce made of egg yolks.
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24

after the last war. And now
 look. Twenty-Five years later
 we have another war. Women
 didn't stop it. They did exactly
 the same as men-talked and
 passed empty resolutions. They didn't pull together. w w - ..
 Tt took another war to teach women teamwork. Now Czechs Yugoslavs, Danes and others are pulling together as never before with one idea-to down Hitler Let's not lose that precious team work by pulling in different di- rections after the war"
 Miss Ginsberg, who took refuge in the United States after the League staff was dismissed for the duration, and who founded the International Committee for Refugees of the Professional Classes, spoke to me of the new women's council between sessions of its first New York conference. Her dark eyes snapped with in- tensity, one hand pounded the arm of her chair for emphasis as she talked.
 "One of European women's
 most important postwar jobs
 is the children" she said. s'We
 want to found homes for the
 care of youngsters whose par
 ents have been killed or taken
 from them. Some of these
 youngsters are rowing up and
 down the land, living under such terrible conditions that
 they are known as the wolf
 children
 The re-education of the chil- dren is also important. We are gbing to try to bring about a revision of school books. They play a tremendous part in the child's psychology and hence in his behavior as a man. 1 am told that the German fairy tales al. ways have cruel endings. We would like to see school books pruned of hate and enmity. And we should like 10 see an anthol. ogy of stories of all nations in troduced in all countries, so tha, an Italian child, for instance could learn of the Swedes' bes,
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24
Women Map
 Plans for Post War Europe
By ADELAIDE KERR AP Features Writer

After the last war a little Bel gian girl of four listened intent ly while her Sunday School teacher told the story of the Crucifixion of Christ.
 q understand" she interrupt ed, while, her dark eyes flashed fire, The Boches did it."
 Behind that story of four year old's hatred-and all that pro-
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24

qualities instead of being steep ed in battle lore.
 Finally the council wants to prepare women of Europe to take great responsibility in the postwar reconstruction of Europe, So many men will be killed, i'm prisoned and drained out of their countries that women will neces- sarily play leading part in help ing the Allies invade and after that their influence will be greater. With their equal rights they must take equal responsi- bilities. They can no longer sit on the sidelines."
The Nome nugget., 1943-12-24
Nugget,

Tell them you saw it in The Nugget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Wallace Beery Film
Opens on u. A. Screen

WALLACE BERRY has landed
and has the film situation well in
hand at the United Artists where
Salute to The Marines opened
yesterday.
This is BeerY's first appearance
in the role Of a leatherneck and
also his first in Technicolor,
neither OF which is anything 10
get excited about in particular.
1t is appropriate, however. since
the film made its bow here just
four days prior 10 the 16Sth ami
versary of the marine corps.
The picture itself is a typical
Beery film and will appeal only
To Beery fans.
This time he's rough and
tough sergeant major, who has
spent 80 years training young
recruits and taking pride in his
battalion, much 10 the despair of
his wife. Fay BANTER. a pacifist,
who wants him 10 quit the serV-
ice and become a family man.
But he's always hoping 10 see
active duty and always goes back
for another hitch In fact, his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Marion Francis Heads
ShOW at Mickey's Bar

CLAN OROUS MARION
FRANCIS. 1913 singing find who
has her own way with the hit
parade numbers. continues as the
star at Mickey's Show Bar. where
she's supported by a varied and
interesting show. You'll laugh at
the Dixon Brothers. comedy hand
balancers, and you'll really open
your eyes when Don Amato. the
human seal, begins balancing rub
Der balls and other objects on
mouth sticks and sharp knives.
Leonora Lane taps out charac-
ter dances. Jimmy Moore does
take-offS on LOUIS Armstrong,
Cab Galloway and others in his
"Off-the- Record" fun, and the Six
Mary Taft Blondears dance must
cal comedy Curtis Crowley is
master of ceremonies, while Lee
Walters plays several violin solos
and directs the Dixieland Band.
SAKS SHOW BAR
The hum rous travesty of
''Rigoletto" with Jerry and Turk,
riotous comedians, continues to
click solidly at Saks Show Bar.
It's Johnny Morrison and Shirley
Dennis who figure prominently in
the take-off Of the opera and
thereby aid and abet the Turks
in their antics.
WINTERS and Angelina hold the
attention of ringsiders with their
gracefully eXecut led ballroom
dances, while Shirley Dennis. a
swing-singer with an outstanding
range, stands out with her offer
ings of why Do 1 Love You ?"
and Star Dust"
The Vanettes do 2 whip-crack-
ing routine in blue and white
briefs, an Hawaiian number and
q musical comedy number in rain
bow-hued costumes. Johnny Nor
rison, his xylphone: Charley Dublin
and the orchestra provide top
notch musical entertainment.
BRASS RAIL
Pretty Jessica Garwood's YER
sion of the novelty number,
Sara" does a lot TO keep the
music ball rolling at the Brass
Rail, where she sings wide selec-
ton Of popular favorites. Her
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Returns TO City

VIVIAN DURHAM, pianist,
will present a conversation con-
cert for. the members of the Fri
day Musical Club at Crosse lie
Nov. II. In her program, War
and Music" Mrs. Durham will
give a brief survey Of wars and
their effects on the music Of the
great composers from the time of
Bach TO ShoStakoyitch and the
siege of Leningrad.
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THREE TREES

Jimmy Rooney. clever comedy
and dancing master of ceremonies
who is continuing in the path of
his famous dancing predecessors
Of the same name, has been held
over for a second week at the
Three Trees. Jimmy gets first
rate support from lovely Darleen
Terry, acro-tap dancer; Mary Ann
Dale. character dancer. singing
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The DETROIT TIMES

listeners like "Close 10 Me- and
How Sweet You Are" especially
we'll
Vonita Edison offers sure-fire
hits when she plays Dizzy Fin
gers" and "Nola" at the Ham
mond organ. She has a smooth
way Of blending classical and pop
ular music. Roy Swartz, a popular
attraction at the Brass Rail since
it's opening, keeps his admirers
happy with such difficult piano
numbers as Warsaw Concerto
and Greig's Concerto" and then
swings into boogie-woogie for va
riety. During the cocktail hours
Skeeter Palmer answers requests
for popular ditties as he plays
and sings.