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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
TO THE RESCUE

SMETHPORT, Pa. - A sad
died, ridcrlcsS horse trotted up
TO group Of well diggers and
stood patiently while the men
talked. puzzled
Finally one Of them mounted
into the saddle. The horse turn
ed and gallopcd about a mile
10 where Norman Hull lay with
a fractured leg.
Hull, hurt in a fall, said he
sent the horse for reScuerS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12

type of food the members of your family should
eat each week for proper nutrition 1t will show
you what other foods to select for best nutrition
when shortages and high ration points curtail sup
plies 1t will give YOU specific suggestions for cop
ing with any food dislikes your family members
may have.
Please understand, this nutrition plan is in
no way intended to replace or to substitute
for your doctor when member of your fam
lily is ILL., 1t is designed to help normally
healthy people get the most good out of the
food they eat. 1t is available to everyone re-
CARELESS of where you buy your food. The
sole aim is to help you to give your family the
best possible meals from nutritina stand
point.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
MIDDLE AGE DEATHS

Often, the business executive
has blood pressure that Is too
high, a low boiling point for
temper. and arteries that are too
hard. He is tagged out by brain
work, making decisions, getting
insufficient exercise, unSatisfac-
tory elimination, and acid stom-
ach. BY keeping more babies
alive. modern medicine has in
creased the great average of
man life span. But people IN
middle life today die too young
just as often as they used to-
The popular picture OF the
Executive always presents HIM
a too fat Even rationlng has
had little effect on his girth.
Obesity predisposes to diabetes,
10 apoplcxy. 10 strain on the
heart Perhaps economic sue
cess and TOO much good food go
hand in hand Certainly, the pre-
ponderance of fat men among
the well-to-do would lead one TO
such an observation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12

Upon re c e Up t of
your Application, the
Institutes scient SITS
will analyze the food
needs of the various
members of your fam
lily. They will then
send you back an
easy-to-follow nutri-
ton recommendation
not in technical
terms but in the form
of a simple grocery
list.
This m e a | = p | a n
ming and food-buying
guide will show you
how much of each
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12

At series of neghborhood meetings. hun
dreds of Mount Clemens mothers and fathers
nurses, teachers. dieticians, and other community
leaders heard the scientific background of this
program explained. They heard an outstanding
nutrition authority tell of the nearly nine years of
intensive research, the exhaustive tests and anay-
ses of seven thousand people of all ages and walks
of life which have made possible this personaliz-
ed nutrition program for Mount Clemens
A great many families have already taken
advantage Of this opportunity to improve their
physical well-beng through better nutrition.
Every family is strongly urged to do so, while it
is still possible to make this Service available.
lRl&F for any rea son you did not receive an APP
IT, plication form, or have lost yours, you
sss obtain one at any of the places listed here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12
Applications Now Available
AT The Following Places

N IIIC OIIOWIIS IOSOo
If for any reason you do not have an AP-
Plicotion form, you can get one-toeether
with specially addressed enveIope-ot
any Of the following places:
Board Of Commerce, So N. Walnut
Consumers Power Company. 43 S. Grotiot
A g P Super Market, 40 N. Grotiot
Vernier g Dedenboeh, 2O8 North Avenue
All you do is fill out the Application and
mail it to the Institute The information
you send will be kept strictly confidential
and will be seen by no one but the nutri-
tion experts who make your fomiIy's an
olysis and recommendations. Within O
few days you will receive by mail the In
stitute's "Guide to Better Wartime Nu-
triton" especially prepared for your in
dividuol fomiIy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12

AIURING the past
80 three weeks, vol
80 u n t GERS have
called on every home
in M cunt Clemens.
They have explained
the nutrition program
offered free as a con-
trihution to b e t t er
artim e nutrition,
and they have left ap-
plications for house
wives to fill out and
send to a world-fam-
Gus Nutrition Institute
for individual family
guidance in proper
nutrition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
COLLECTED AT RANDOM

PVT TYRONE POWER, 50
handsome in mis- uniform. is in
town. Ty and Annabella will be
the guests OF the William Goetzes
at the Academy dinner tomorrow
night.
Don Alvarado is finding pretty
Virginia Hawks mighty good COM
pany. If actions speak louder than
words. then Red Shelton and
Muriel Morris really care. At least
their interest in each other AT Mike
LyInan's indicates.
William lie Baron has lost his
secretary. Ruth Macauley. 10 the
WAACs. She speaks both French
and German. The title Of Flesh
and Fantasy" has been changed 10
For All We Know" Bill Lundican
has been reclassified as Ia. 50 Z
looks as II he will be leaving
Martha O'Driscoll and Hollywood
soon.
Farina. who was the cute little
colored boy in the Our Gang
comedies. is Pvt. Allan Hoskins,
stationed with the United States
Army somewhere outside the
country. Tony Muto, well-known
in newspaper and film circles. now
stationed in Washington for Twen-
tieth. dining with the Harry
Brands and the Ray Van Ettisches.
Tony was given big greeting by
Larry Fisher of Detroit, who was
in town on business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Dorothy Lamour
Wears Rain Dress

RAINY CALIFORNIA days have
not caught Dorothy Lamour I'M
awares.
In her well thought out ward
robe, cleverly planned and de-
signed for her by Edith Head,
there is a rain dress" 1t is in
"a water-proofed pilot blue twill
and looks for all the world like a
smart Shirtmaker frock. 1t fea-
lures a Upper front closing, four
large pockets with flaps orna-
lmented with red buttons and a red
flannel lining. With the addition
.of crimson rubber boots and pilot
blue twill trimmed hat lined on
the under-brim with red flannels,
Dorothy is not only suitably
dressed but becomingly dressed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

routine Is unusual and unique and
quite bit different than the usual
DOG act. Count Leroy. the West
Indian dancer continues 10 thrill
the audience with his sensational
roller skate dancing on a table.
Mary Ann James and Lee Mason
join in duet on Indian Love Call
with the DeRoy Glamour Girls as
well as contributing fine solo APP
pearanceS. Individual specialties
are added by cute Mary Andrews
and Gerry Statler.
Joe Blanket. the new trumpet
king. still holds sway with his
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Marjorie Reynolds
Has Novel Pocket

LOVELY BLOND Marjorie
Reynolds. soon 10 be seen in
Dixie" has one of the smart new
"off duty" frocks so popular this
season for informal home enter
tanning.
There Is a flattering white crepe
blouse made distinctive and practi-
cal with self-fabric drawstrings at
the throat and wrists. This she
combines with a black linen skirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Club SteUadOra Has
NeW 'TeIeUisiOn' Revue

FUN AND laughter are still the
main attractions at the Club
Stevadora- Last weeks Television
Revue has been held over with
some revisions and Eddy Shepherd
and Buddy Roth assisted by Lee
Mason continue 10 clown their way
throughout the show.
A new comedy scene has been
added DR. Pullen, the Painless
Dentist" The radio commercial
number has been retained with
some new lines and funny pieces
OF business.
Joe Franklin and his dog act is
q new addition TO the show. His
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Dance Stars Feel
Shoe Ration Pinch
HOLLYWOOD. March 4.

HILL 4 w NfNJACs wal III Il
LIKE MOST dancers. Eleanor
Powell will feel the pinch Of
shoe rationing. Although she
has about so pairs of shoes in
reserve. Eleanor explains this
is not boarding.
strenuous dance routines ac-
count for almost a dozen pairs"
says the star, between scenes Of
her current picture. Il Dood It. "
For instance, wear out one
pair OF dancing shoes each week
during rehearsals for a number.
While I'm before the cameras
about four pairs are discarded.
Recording taps accounts for an
other pair. Professional dancers
bring a high mortality rate to
shoes"
Eleanor. like most of. her
dancing contemporaries. keeps a
years supply OF shoes on hand
at all times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Newest Anti Shock Fight
Against Fatalities by Fire.
Sciences Latest Treatment 90
Reduce the Death Tolls From
Burns Made Possible by Dona-
lions to the National Blood
Bank. Read How This Dreaded
Injury Is Being Combatted on
the Home Front and Battlefield
as Told In The American Weekly
With This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Relives Past

Dona Drake. who plays a femi-
nine orchestra leader in Salute
for Three" actually was once one
of the few successful girl baton
wielders. She toured vaudeville and
night clubs under the name Rita
Rio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Army Swe ethea arts

Anne Baxter, the feminine star
in Five Graves 10 Cairo" has been
made the sweetheart of the "Old
Hickory Division" AT Fort Blanc.
ing Fla Her stand-in is married
10 a Blanding soldier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Because he plays a bank clerk
Eddie Brscken gets 10 wear his
own clothes on the screen for the
first time in The Miracle of Nor
CANS Creek" In all previous films
he has worn character outfits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

OF the dirndl variety. The fashiosI
surprise is the pocket. 1t is largo
and roomy and of white crep4
printed with dashing black and
red stage coach. Miss Reynolds
adds red doeskin pumps to tie II
with the red in the printed pock4(
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
No More Saronqs

Instead of sarong, Dorothy La
mour wears tight waists and hoop
skirts as New Orleans belle Of
the 1S50s. in Technicolor musical,
Dixie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Anleche's
4 Sons III
All atOnce
BY HARRISON CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD, March 4.-If
Don Ameche looks tired on the set
of Heaven Can Wait" these days.
it's because all four of his sons,
Denny. Ronny, Tommy and Lonny
have the chicken pox. and Don and
the missus are running their big
house with the help Of only one
chifdis nurse.
They've closed off the entire
downstairs with the exception of
the kitchen and the breakfast
room.
ANOTHER VICTIM
Constance Moore has been hav-
ing a time almost as hectic. She
got off the train with the measles
and Johnny Machio and the baby
had to occupy another apartment.
No sooner was Connie recovered
than somebody stole her bicycle.
On top of this, while out to dinner
with the Machios, Lady Mendl
lost a valuable diamond bracelet
which hasn't been found yet.
NOT so FUNNY
Funniest of all the messages
sent to jeanette Macdonald while
she was hospitalized with an in
fected bee-sting came from Hus-
band Gene Raymond.
Dearest Petunia," he cabled,
didn't 1 ever tell you about the
bees and the flowers"
GAG WRITER'S
Liveliest caption writing in the
country is now TO be found in the
army camp newspapers. The Fort
Ord Panorama printed picture of
Marjorie Lord standing on the
edge of a hotel swimming pool.
Just behind the starlet was one Of
those typical signs which read,
Anybody using this equipment
does so at his own risk" The
photo was captioned, Praise the
Lord and pass the equipment"
Steve Crane is out of the hospital.
:. Hear that Lana has taken the
Charlie Morrison house at Palm
Springs. Claire James and
John Meagher are a new twosome.
Judy Garland showed up al
, Romanoff's with Dave Rose and
two other soldiers but the odds
against a reconciliation still are
three TO one T.. The new photogS
popped many a flash oulb at the
Mocambo of Enrol Flynn sur.
rounded by Mary Jane Hyde, Pat
Stacey and June Millarde.
George Rats pal, Mack Gray, is
crazy over Georgette Walpers. a
/ Chicago model. =. Simone Simon
and Michael Whelan are furious
over those engagement rumors.
CAKE FOR KAY
When Kay Kyser takes time off
from Right About Face" to re-
visit the San Diego marine base,
nl-YY1Yu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

the boys have promised him the
biggest cake ever baked for a mill
tary affairs.
1t was at the San Diego base a
year ago that Kyser made his first
camp appearance. Since then, he
and his band have entertained
more than 100000 service men.
A PICTURE BREAK
An American soldier in England
writes Paulette Goddard that she
unknowingly helped to save the
life of Belgian girl sought by
the NaZis as spy. After the girl
had used searchlight TO guide
British bombers to an ammunition
dump, officers under Gen. Won.
Falkenhausen ordered her to be
captured at all costs. A Belgian
patriot. posing as Quisling. told
the Nazis he didn't know the girls
name but had a picture of her.
The picture he gave them was
of Paulette Goddard.
Hear that George Montgomery
will get a Today deferment to fin
ish Bomber Moon" which is being
largely rewritten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

FOR A gal who is dead set on
keeping herself nonmilitary
secret, Carlo moves in wonderous
ways.
Several nights ago the diners al
the Los Feliz Derby were startled
when tall woman with a ban
dana wrapped around he rheac
and wearing enormous blac
glasses strobe in. followed by Cav.
lord Hauser. and settled herself IN
the most conspicuous booth in the
place.
With every eye upon her. she
Owed behind a menu and did a
QUICK change act that was a honey
Gone into thin air was the ban.
dana-and in its place a small
straw scull cap repoSed on Carlo
long locks. Yet the lady seemed to
have no cards up her sleeve nor
any rabbits to pick out of the air
A LINE OR TWO
I TELEPHONED Lois An
drews at Palm Springs to ask
her III II were true that she il
going TO marry Lionel Newman
when her divorce from George
Jessel Is final. NO" she said. 81
am not going TO marry for the
duration and six months after"
So that's that.
Blanche Ring looks very stun
n1ng with her white hair and
slender figure. chatted with
ner and Frances Meighan az the
Players, where they were dining
with Madeleine and William
Gaxton. Blanche IL 30 excited
over her M-G-M contract and
eager to be mt work
1 stopped also to greet Nal
Anatole Litvak, who was dining
With Paulette Goddard. lola said
that his illness had been exag-
gerated. He had a tropical fever
and Is rs fit as n fiddle again.
He looks well and SAYS that he
wouldn't take anything for his
experiences In Africa. He reports
Tor duty again In n few weeks.
Paulette looked like an Hawai-
Ian princess (only paler) with
her bright red dress and gay
flowers in her hair 1 must say
love bright colors.
Helga Moray tested for Para
mount today In New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
LOueIIa
in UoRDvool.

HOLLYWOOD, March At.
Ronald Reagan has a military
order that he loves. He has been
ordered by Uncle Sam to report
to his old studio, Warmers, for
This Is the Army"
He now has the lead originally
rumored for Joseph Gotten, and
who do you think plays Ronnie's
dad? A war veteran from "Yip.
Zip. Yaphank" days George
Murphy, no less. His dancing. no
doubt. is responsible for the idea
of deciding 10 make George up to
look old enough to play Ronalds
father.
The cast is pretty we'll set now
with Joan Leslie, Una Merkel and
Charlie Butterworth reporting for
duty. Charlie plays the bugler, the
one Irving Berlin wrote about in
his song, "Oh, How l Hate to Get
Up in the morning. and Una is his
wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04

have an idea II Is for a role In
Cecil b. DeMille's picture, The
Story Of DR.. Wassell." Speaking
OF the "WasselI" yarn, FDR's
real voice will be used-by per-
mission of the President, of
course. Andy Devine asks me to
tell Laird Cregar n he really
wants TO shake of weight TO
ride n bike. Andy has shed 80
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
THIS AND THAT

CHOO-CHOOING east at this
very moment Is Anita LOos, who
goes on special job for M-G-M.
She will see Harriet" the Helen
Hayes play, not for her company
but on her own. II know" said
Anita, that Helen will be will
Ing 10 star In any movie version
Of her play because II il her
most successful one.
"She told me that the one
movie she really wanted "a do
was Victoria Regina but the
film rights could never be cleared
In England" I happen 10 know
Helen, who II still on the NON
contract list, will favor Leo the
Lion when selling time comes
around. which won't be for some
time since every evidence points
10 a long run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
FBI FEATURE

j. EDGAR HOOVER, whose
activities as head of the FBI
have been so far-reaching and
effective, has given his approval
TO Aim the first epic story of his
bureau.
Dore Schary, who spent weeks
In Washington doing special re-
search for M-G-M, IL getting
ready to Aim the dramatic story
of the handling of KIDNAPPING
cases, the smashing of interstate
gangs and the bureaus job OF
protecting the internal security
OF America.
But neither J. Edgar nor any
member OF the FIJI will appear,
nor will the actors portray any
specific individual. Allen Rivkin.
who Is coauthoring the dramatic
yarn with John Higgins, VIII In
ciude sequence showing the
FBI academy at Quantico. where
special agents are trained and
graduated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
NO OBJECTIONS

WHEN I walked on the Ma
dame Curie' set at M-G-M / half
expected II 10 be peopled with
ghosts following the report that
Greer Carson had failed 10 SHOW
up the starting day and that
Walter Pidgeon didn't like wearing
Van Dyke la Pierre Curie.
Instead, there were Greer and
Walter. life size, with Greer laugh
ing over the story that she had
turned down Madame Cure" be-
cause she had 10 play an older
woman Its 100 silly 10 deny"
she said. There arc only two or
three scenes in the entire film in
which | appear as an old woman.
This is wonderful role about a
wonderful woman. I'm proud to
play Madame Curie
Walter looked daShing in his
Van Dyke and got a big kick out
OF two extras who passed HIM on
the lot and said That man with
the beard looks a lot like Walter
Pidgeon. doesn't he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
135 Recreation
Centers, 60 Paid
Teachers Asked

Plans calling for establishing
l35 rccreatonal cenHrS Tor juve-
niles were under consideration to-
day as the department OF parks
and recreation joined in the effort
to solve DetroIt's delinquency
problem.
John J. ConSidine, department
superintendent, said that If the
plans were approved by the com
mission a request for funds would
be made 10 common council.
THE program is 80 extensive
we would like TO have 90 paid
supervisors" he said
we have no objection 10
using volunteer supervision. In
fact. we are using many volun-
teerS, but we have found most
Of them can't give sufficient
time 10 the centers."
Supt. ConsidIne asked the
Times 10 appeal for volunteer aid,
pointing OUT that the work OF Civ
ing guidance TO Detroit'S children
IS as important as many other
war efforts.
I'VE hope 10 have one paid
Instructor in each center, but
regardless OF the amount Of
money we get there will be
need for unpaid aides" he said.
"The centerS will he open from
3 p. m. To II y. m, covering
those hours when children are
most likely 10 be on the
streets"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Staying
Orphans
Mourn
See Picture on Page ~

Five Of the six MattSon chill
dren. whose father, Matthew 46,
bludgeoned their mother 10 death
in their home. 4439 Fourth, and
then drowned himself, laid their
tribule-a spray Of flowers-on
theirs mothers bier last night.
The four boys will be taken TO
the American Legion billet at
Otter Lake, where they will be
cared for at least temporarily
Shirley, 10, accompanied her
maternal grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Rose, back to Sault
Ste Marie where the bodies Of
MattSon and his wife, Avis. 40.
were sent for burial.
The other little girl. Joyce. IL.
was reported improved" at Chill
dren's Hospital, where she was
taken after collapsing at the news
Of the tragedy and where she was
discovered 10 b esuffering from
meningitis.
Inoculated against the disease,
the brothers, Norman, Is; Glenn.
IA; Gerald, 13, and Ronald, 8,
forgot their grief long enough 10
make a door-to-door collection for
the flowers for their mother. They
raised $40 and last night took the
spray 10 the Fred Wood funeral
home on Plymouth road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Times Photo

Circuit Judge Jayne today de-
manded 10 know who drinks the
Chicago whisky seized here by the
state LIQUOR control commission
and the state police from rum
runners.
In sentencing Ross Maddox, 81
of Belleville, TO pay fine of $500
or serve six months in jail, Judge
Jayne pointed out that Maddox
was convicted of possessing rs
quarts Of Illinois liquor.
"Where is it?" he asked.
Walter Noack, ace investigator
for the liquor commission, stepped
to the bench and explained he had
ut locked up in a Detroit basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Witness Helps
Nab Hit-Runner

Traced through information
provided by an alert witness,
Alexander Herrada. p, Of 5435
Linwood. was arrested today for
leaving the scene Of a hit-run
accident early today in which
William Bellog. 70. Of S02S w
jefferson was seriously injured
The witness. Joseph Pachy &c
Of 24O S. Harbrough. said Bellog
walked into the side Of the car.
which SPED away With Fteef=nt
he victims coat dangling from
the door handle Bellog IS in Re-
cclylng Hospital.
Hcrrada admitted striking the
man and said he was afraid TO
stop because his drivers license
had been suspended six months
ago Police are seeking q 2l-year-
AID i4 q companion IN
The car with Herrada. a war
worker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Times Photo

One second away from death,
Il Comdr. Hajee Mohammcd sid
dig Choudri Of the Royal Indian
Navy, discovered that one past
did not always flash through his
mind al such an instant.
Because Of that, thought
that would come through all
right" the personable 32-ycar-
old Mohammaden revealed here
today
He IS visiting Dctroits naval
and war plants on a
liaison tour which Will end IN an
other month. His brush with
death came in April, l94l when
he was commanding officer of the
HNIIS Parvati which struck a
mine and sank during an attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Workers
Return 10 Jobs

Between 200 and $50 employees
of six major glass companies re-
turned 10 work today after a
one day holiday ins protest
against current wage rates and in
demand for vacation with pay,
Max May, business representa-
tive Of the ALL Glass Cutters
Union, Local 357, said that union
and company officials would seek
10 negotiate the dispute, but he
believed it would ultimately 60
TO the WLB. The men were not
striking yesterday, he said, but
merely taking A holiday"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Soldier S Wife, Baby
Die in Auto Crash

At an army post on the East
Coast PVT. Clarence Miller Of
225l7 West road Trenton learned
to-day +--1r II trtr1rrTUt7Tfr TCCTrrT-r
had left hlm widowed and child
less.
The soldiers wife, Virginia. q
and his l0-monlh-old son, Charles.
were killed when q car in which
they were riding overturned on
Van Horn between ". Fort and
w. jefferson.