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TABLESPOONFUL

Glemza (Gemza?) Povilas, kiles
is Blykiskio k, Pandelio walls.
kiaras Juozas, kiles is Lepsiu k.
ir gyvenes Waukegan, Ill.
Kenzerga Petras, gyvenes gal ir
tebgyvenas Chicagoje.
Narankevieiene Anele, prizes ka-
ra gyvenus Paterson, N. J.
Ruziala Rutela?) Pranas, su-
nus Petro, gyvenes New Yorke.
Svirneliene Geltruse, prizes kara
gyvenus Harrison, N. J.
Zemaitis Jonas, aviatorius, prizes
kara gyvenes, gal ir tebegyvenas
New Yorke.
Jieskomieji arba JUGS zinantieji
praSomi atsiliepti:
Consulate General fo Lithuania
Al West S2nd Street
New York "a, N. y.
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MIRIMAI
MlRE ISEIVJAI AMERIkOS LIETUVIAI
(zinos iruss Letuvs skyruje tapinana dyka,

LARAIN-LAURINAITIS Eve
lyna, mire Geg. g.. Detroit,
Mich. Geg. 6 perveztas la
vonas Pittsburgha, kur 8.
d. atsibuvo iskilmingos pa
maldos Sv. Kazimiero para
piJoje, ir pc to palaidota.
Is Detroito pasitarnavo lai-
dotuviu direktorius Brazis,
Pittsburghe Wenslovas.
Paliko vyras, Antanas, duk-
.terys Alice ir Mrs. Elizabeth.
Linderman.
STANISLOVAITIS Pranas, Sc.
nyvo amziaus, mire Birz. 5,
Chicagoj. (siauliu aps., Jo-
niskio paf.) Amerikoj isgy-
veno "a m.
PRASCIUS Kazys, mire Birz.
4, Detroit, Mich.
MALAzINSKAS Antanas, So
m., mire Birz. 6, Chicagoje,
kur buvo ir gimes.
-MACIUTIENE Agnieska, mi
re Birz. 3, Inkerman, Pa.
PAKUTKIENE Ona, mira 81
Geg., Duryea, Pa.
VIZGAITIS Stasys, mire Geg.
81, New York City.
sUPsINSKAS Juozas, mire 81
Geguzes, Ashley, Pa.
BIJUNIENE Jieva, Is M, mi
re Geg. 27, Newport, Pa.
DAGILIENE Magdalena, So
M, mire Geg. %, Ashley, Pa.
SERAFINAS Antanas, 63 M,
mire Geg. II, Worcester,
Mass.
JOCIS kaZyS, m1re RlrZ. men.
Baltimore, Md.
LAZAUSKAS Jonas, 63 M,
mire Birz. 6, Elmhurst, MY.
MAJAUSKAS Antanas, 70 m,..
mire Birz. 6, Newark, N. j.
PETRAUSKIENE Apolonija,
68 M, mire Birz. A, Flush
ing, N. Y.
VARNIENE Ona, Sc M, mi
reoBir5. a, ,Ridgewood, N.Y.
YESMONTAS Rcbertas, 55 M,
mire Geg. 20, Brooklyn, NY
ZABILEVICIUS Aleksandras,
So metu, mira Geg. 20 d.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
STANKIENE Blanche, 43 M,
mire Geg. 80, Brooklyn, NY.
GRUODIS Antanas, 60 metu,
mire Birzelio 3, So. Boston,
Mass.
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Detroit, Mich., Naujienos

gelbeti sutverti geresni, tur-
tingesni ir taikingesni pasauli.
Marion K. Hart pareiske
kad didumoje Amerikos uzsie-
nio politika yra pakreipta cia
gyvenaneiq svetimsaliq. Jis
pazymejo kad prizes iris savai-
tes buvo pranesta jog 2,4o0
Sovietu diplomatiniu agentq
radosi sioje salyje su State
DEPARTMENT. leidimu ir darba-
vosi vykinimui Sovietu politi-
kos sioje salyje.
| Anglia ir Russia veda sa-
votiska uzsieniu politika, o
musu uzsieniu politika eina kur
vejai pucia. il sudaroma uz-
sienyje. Mes savotiskos uzsie-
nio politikos neturime.
Winconsin valstijos seimelio
senatorius Bernhard Gettel-
man, kuris atstovavo II dele
gatu remianciQ Dewey, parei-
ske nenoris matyti Amerika
grieziant antra smuika po Sta
limo ir Churchillo. Sake, mes
nenorim kad Churchill ar Sta
linas diktuotu ka mes turime
veikti.
LietuvOs Klausimas iSkeltas
Uzsienio politikai komitetas,
paprasius teisajui Blair Gun
ther ir G.. F. Otto, abu is
Pittsburgho, turejo Is minu-
tQ posedi. Tame posedyje tel
sejas Gunther ir Otto, sakoma
abu Lenku kilmes, praSe kad
Republikonu platforma nusa-
kytu kad "be keliariopos kali
bos Lenkija, Lietuva ir kitos
mazos tautos butu laisvos ir
cielybeje atstatytos4! Jie pa
reiske jog Republikonu partija
'gali kovoti uz ir tiekti pagal-
ba apsaugojimui nelieciamybes
mazuju tautu'.
Tas komitetas veliau turejo
posedi su vyriausiu komitetu,
kuriame Senatorius Vanden-
berg skate savo raporta uzsie-
nio politikos klausimu. Sena-
torius Vandenlberg buvo Sc
niau, dar pereita rudeni, Mac
kinac suvaziavime, suformave:
Republikonu uzsienio politikos
formule. Toji fornul5 sake
kad "Suv. Valstijos, eidamos
savo konstitucijos keliu, susi-
des SUI laisvomis ir suvereni-
nemis valstybemis isteigimui
ir palaikymui tarptautinio au-
; toriteto su gala sulaikyti agre-
sija if palaikyti taika rasau-
Lyle.
Taigi Republikonu konven-
cijoje dalykai svarstyta rim
tai. j. X.
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IiuosuotOjas nuO EWAAH
Mazu Gelimu DEN Nut
REUMATlzMO

Jei kenGiate kuno skausmus; jei sanariA,
ihuslus; jei uzena skausmai ORC permaino-
Sc atariam jums bandyti ROSSE Tabs be
r1okesties ir ob!ieaciju. Naudojamos tuks-
,anciu per vrs dvidesimts metu. gavimui
preito paliuosavimo skausinu Reumatizmo.
Arthrtis, ir Neuritis.
DYKAI sio Laikra$c:O Skaitytojams
Jegu niekad Nnenaudojote kOSnt tabs
orason jus BANDYT os--,sbandvlIi, r,,.
su kastais Pasiusime junas pilno dydziu
pnkei-sunaudokit "a tabletes DYkAI Jei
neeucs ereito paliuosavimo nuo skausmo ir
lus busii nepatenkinti pasekmemis ir TO pa.
sel,o iema kama. grazinkte nesunaudota
dali, ir jrn,s nielo nekastuos. Nesiuskit ~.
np". ~ save. >ar'la ir alccsa j:
ROSSE Products Co., Dept. X-a
2703 w. Farwell Av. Chicago As, ILL.,
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STREIKAI

Pereita savaite Pitts51rghc
srityje huvo kile ivairip strei-
ku dirbtuvese kurios gamma
butinas karui reikmenis nuo
Soviniu Xxi lektuvams stiklu.
Sustreikavo 800 darbininku,
bet del ju streiko turejo liau-
tbs dirbe dar 1900 kitty darbi-
ninku.
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n,Mo NIRuSIQ IS
VIII LETUVlU

Su Shame numeryje telpan-
ciais mirusiu iseiviQ Lietuviu
vardais, mirusiu skaicius sia-
me skyriuje pasieke 12,4O0,
nuo Vasario menesio, 1887 M,
kada cia mirusiuju surasas
pradsta talpinti.
KUN. JONAS STATKUS, 81
M, mire Birz. 2, Chicagoje.
(siauliu ap., Linkuvos par.)
Amerikoj isgyveno Al m.
MORDAS Dominikas, SO m.,
mire Birz. 20, Cleveland, O..
(Kauno apsk) Amerikoj is
gyveno 81 metus.
RIMKUNAS Juozas, 62 metu,
mire Geg. Fl, Philadelphia,
Pa.
PELECKIENE Domice (Gvaz-
dauskaite), Sc metu, mire
Birz. A, Chicagoj. (Raseiniu
ap., Nemaksciu p., Smilty-
nos k.)
KUBILIENE Katrina (Endri-
kaite), pusamze, mire Birz.
5, Chicagoj. (Telsiu ap., Ne
rindieeiu KIM, Trimrasedzio
val.) Amerikoj isgyveno 80
metQ.
BUDRAITIENE Ona, pusam-
re, mire Birz. 4, Chicagoje.
(Jurbarko p.) Amerikoj is
gyveno 81 metus.
KREMENCKAITE Elzbie eta,
pusamze, mire Birz. 3, Chi
cagoj. (Linkuvos p., Marcio-
niu ky Amerikoj isgyveno
80 metq.
MARKEVIcIUS Jonas, m ir e
Geg. M, New Haven, Conn.
OLEKIENE Viktorija, m ir e
Geg. 6, Dayton, Ohio.
DAMASCUS Vincas, mire Geg.
22, Dayton, Ohio. +.
VALINCIUS Vincas, mire Bir-
zelio M, Mahanoy City, Pa.
DIDBARZDIS Juozas, m ir e
Birz. M, Shenandoah, Pa.
KUTSAVIcIENE Ona (Sus-
nauskaite), mire Birz. men,,
Shenandoah, Pa.
GIEDRA Juozas, mire Birze-
lilo M, Pennsylvania. (Ro-
kiskio ap., Panemunio VAL,
Jonikunu KY
JUZBAINIS julius, so metu,
mlre Geg. Ia, Lee Park, Pa.
(Kauno ap,, Rimiskiu KY
MILCIUS Antanas, II M, mi
re Geg. 7, Menld, Ill. Mari
jamp. ap., Skriaudziu k.)
RAMANCINSKIENE Juze, 62
M, mire Bal. 9, Manchester,
Conn. (Ramygalos p., Pat
Slavic k.)
JESELSKIS Stasys, -pusamzis,
mire Birz. 1, Chicagoj. (Tel-
siu ap., Luokes p.) Ameri-
koj isgyveno 43 metus.
ANDRIUSKEVIClENE Veroni-
ka, mire Geg. II, Philadel-
Pa. (Marijampoles ap., Mo-
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REPUBL- -IkONU
KONVENCIJA

CHICAGO, Ill. - zymiausi
kandidatai prezidento nomina-
cijoms is pat pradzios pasiro-
de Ohio gubernatorius John
w. Bricker ir New Yorko gu
bernatorius Thomas Dewey.
Cub. Bricker, Birzelio 20 d.,
patieke spaudai savo pareiski-
ma tarptautines politikos klau-
simais. Del pokarines taikos,
jis issireiske jog priesingas
bent kokiai pokarinei sajungai
SUI Anglia ir Russia.
GAS priesinuos bent kokiai
pokarinei militarinei sajungai.
Pirmiausia, NUNS il nera rel
kalinga Suvienytose Valstijo-
Sc. Mes iseisime is sio karo
stipriausia valstybe pasaulyje
naturaliuose turtuose, zmoniq
pajiegumu ir sugebejimais is
dirbystese. Tokia sajunga YES
tik prie priesingos sajungos, o
veliau ir prie karo. Man ru-
pi vengimas karu, ne sukeli-
mas ju. Tokia yra pasaulio
istorija.
''Bent kokia sajunga palai-
kymui taikos lures butt atvi-
ra visoms valstybe1ns. Visi
zmones turf butt prileisti da-
lyvauti taikoje. Mes nemanom
tik vien apie keturias didzia-
sias valstybes (Amerika, An
glija, Russia ir Kinija)."
Del tarptautines policijos
Bricker pareiske:
"Daugelis kurie masto apie
tarptautine policija, mano apie
tvarkyma ko nors kito, ne pats
saves.
Niekas man nera isaiskines
kaip tarptautines policijos jie-
ga butu sekmingai pavartota.
lures butt koks nors tvarky-
mas uzkariautu valstybiu iki
jos isisteigs savo vyriausybes.
Mes norime prigelbeti JOINS.
GAS esu prieSingas vartoji-
mui tarptautines policijos po
tos laikinos tvarkos ir pc tt
vyriausybiu isisteigimo ir to-
limesnio valstybes atstatymo.
Pirma, tai nera praktiSka, o
antra, tas nepalaikys taikos.
'Bent kokia tarptautines
policijos jiega tada lures bu-
tt didesne negu tos valstybes
kurioje il bus pastatyta.
"Suvienytos Valstijos kaipo
stipriausi tauta po karui, bus
pareikalauta teikti stipriausia
tarptautines policijos dali. Ia
ciau Amerikos zmones niekad
nesutiks kad ju kareiviai butu
pavesti prieziurai kitos Sales.
Jeigu butu reikalas kooperuo-
jancioms valstybems malsinti
koki agresyvi sukilima, mes
patieksime reikalingos jiegos
dali. Mes atliksime savo uz-
duoti palaikymui taikos. Bet
kuo mes prisidesime privalo
butt suderinta su musu konsti-
tucija ir padarytais kongreso
nutarimais."
Kitu toje konvencijoje pa
tiekti pareiskimai reikalauja
kad Amerikos suverenumas
butu paliktas tvirtu, kad mu-
su valstybes reikalai butQ sta
toni pirmoje vietoje. Pasire-
1niant tuomi, partiia rasizada
J,,rooIaz,;ioo p
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cPO KARO sioje salyje gy-
venamu namu statyba zymiai
pakils. Skaiciuojama jog rel
kes isstatyti nauju gyvenamu
nanny po apie milijona kas me-
ta per penkis metus paeiliui.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

People all over America work as a team
with Chrysler Corporation to make
things for you.
Farmers, miners, ranchers, rail-
readers and truckers - and thousands
Of manufacturers - supply raw ma
ferials, parts or services for the war
products built by Chrysler Corpora
TONS various divisions, and for the cars
and trucks we make in peacetime.
Such teamwork distributes wages and
work to people in cities, villages and
on farms. 1t uses the skills and facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

of thousands of small companies and
many large ones. And it helps to get
big war jobs done quickly.
l2,I52 businesses, in III states, haze
furnished parts, materials or services
for Chrysler ,0Gr production. SO cents
Of every dollar zoe received on toar con-
tracts zoe paid out to them.
The use of imagination and team
work - now applied to our quantity
production of war weapons - again
will produce quality cars and trucks
for you after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-19

Imagination builds factory as broad
as America - TO reach the places
and the people best for each job.
Imagination is the spirit of teamwork
between Chrysler and many supplying
companies - il helps give special character
TO all Chrysler Corporation products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Casa Maria Opens

Because Saturday was Mex
can Independence Day it was
chosen as the date of the gala
opening of Casa Maria"
the new settlement AZ Lacrosse
and Trumbull 49,. which the
League of Catholic Women will
operate for the benefit Of Mexi-
can and Maltese residents in the
neighborhood.
Mrs. Charles T. Fisher and
Mrs. Stephen German are CO.
chairmen assisted by Mrs.
Francis Bourke -. Mrs. Thomas
Joyce Mrs. Joseph Moyni-
han and Mrs. Charles l..
Palms Jr.
Among those al the reception
were Mrs. James p. Cum
miskey. president of the League
OF Catholic Women Mrs
Leon G. Finck Mrs Edward
J. Hammond Mrs. William +.
Connolly Mrs. Frank CouZ-
ems Mrs. Hanley Dawson
Mrs. Frederick De Galen e..
Miss Henrietta O'Bricn Mrs.
Daniel J. Healy Mrs. Joseph
a. Moynihan Mrs Samuel
Remey and Mrs. William II.
nriScblor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Birthdays at DAG

1t. and Mrs. Alfred G. Ches-
ner on Saturday night. gave
dinner at the DAG for 1t.
and Mrs. Anthony Mrozek 1.
who soon will move 10 kalama-
700 where 1t. Mrozek has been
transferred
The affair also marked Mrs.
Chesner's birthday anniversary.
Another mile stone" party
was given that same night ~
the DAG when Or. and Mrs.
o. w. Pickard entertained AT
dinner, followed by dancing. 10
celebrate DR.. and Mrs. Milton A.
Darling's wedding anniversary.
Mrs. George Fl. Caulkins
spent the weekend with her
daughter Mrs Rex Nc
Naughton Lamb in Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio.
Mrs Frank Goldie Is visiting
about In New York and Boston.
Mrs. j. Ray Lanahan the
former Helen Keller and her
, baby who have been visiting
yHelen's mother .. Mrs. c. r.
Keller have gone TO Join
Mr.. Lanahan in New York
where they will live. =.
Mrs. Lanahan expects 10 he
back for a visit during the
Christmas holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Onions
Add Flavor
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE CHIEF virtue of onions
is their flavor. The French be-
gin meals with a group Of APP
petizers which they call hors
d'oeuvres, the Italians serve a
course called antipasto TO begin
their meals. While in our own
South for family style service,
chopped onion. sliced tomatoes,
green pepper and vinegar are
served 10 eat with turnip green's,
blackeyed peas, string beans and
other hot, cooked vegetables.
This custom is perhaps a con-
venient adaptation OF the French
and Italian custom Of serving
appetizers 10 begin a mea'
Whatever the idea the habit of
serving onion TO whet the APP
petite for less flavorful foods is
nutritionally god.
All good cooks appreciate the
value of onions in preparing
tasty meals. For some dishes
onions are needed for flavor, for
some dishes they are the chief
ingredient, and for other dishes
onions are the whole show.
LIVER with onions Is a favorite.
Steak smothe~ed with onions is
another we'll liked dish. This
vegetable enhances the palata-
bility OF meat 'oaf, hash. poultry
stuffing, hamburger dishes and
stews.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Fishers See Game

1t. Everell Fisher who is sta
toned at Iowa City came 10
Ann Arbor Saturday with the
Iowa Preflight Seahawks :.
who played against the Univer-
sity of Michigan football team.
His parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Fisher and Mrs.
Everell Fisher who is living in
Bloomfield Hills with her child
rem for the duration went
out TO meet him and 10 witness
the game.
Mary Fisher at the same
time was attending the
Memphis, Tenn, horse show 80.
which opened last Wednesday
and continued through Saturday,
Mary is the house guest OF
Mrs. Warfield Rogers. OF Mem
phis. for a couple of weeks 4.
Among other Detroiters who
went out 10 Ann Arbor for the
game were Mr.. and Mrs.
>Erederick F. Harris =. and Mr.,
Ind Mrs. Frederick r. Harris
1Jr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. Young Jr
The Sam keiiers had in
tended TO 60 but owing 10
the warm weather decided
10 60 on a fishing trip 10 Mitch
ell BAY, instead
They made the Old Club Al
st. Clair Flats their weekend
LooI,,,,,,--r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

IT'S TRUEl You can make
this adorable suit for your little
boy from one yard, 35-inch
fabric. Pattern 47S9 takes very
little time TO sew.
Pattern 47S9 comes in tod
dlers' sizes 1, 2, 3, 4 and ).
Size 2. takes ! yard 35-inch
fabric and 2ls yards bias bind
ing
This pattern. together with 2
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration, 20
cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern Of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Write plainly name and adj
dress, style number and size.
Send your order TO the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1225 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Beauty Before Chic,
Saws Walter FIoreII
BY JOAN DEAN

TO WALTER FLORELL.
New York millinery maestro
who is IN Detroit and Will make
q personal appearance WedneS-
day IN a local store, hat. no
matter Aew- chic, Is a total i6ss
If II doesn't make its wearer
more attractive.
a man doesn't invite hat
out 10 dinner. he said. Yet
how often do you see lust that
A woman sacrificing her fem
mine appeal 10 hat that is the
last word in dash"
In the mind Of Fabulous
Florell, who designs for the
queens of stage. screen and
society. this is all wrong. His
eye. stopping creations are
famed for their sheer flattery.
L never design a hal with
just one woman in mind, he
insists II can guarantee that
any one Of my hats will look
equally well on 10 different
women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19

been in America five years and
loves H. He is glittering fig
uTe. aside from his designs. for
when We talked with him he
was wearing a horseshoe stick
pin ablaze with diamonds and a
i carat square cut diamond
ring.
Florell believes American de-
sign Will hold its own when
Paris again produces and
grows vehement on the subject
Of the larger hats being Paris
inspired
Why should American de-
Signers copy Paris ," he queries.
Those atrocious hats seen in
that French magazine lie
Plaire were emotional things
hats designed by the Paris cou-
ture 10 spite the Nazis.
Natural Trend
Il believe the return Of the
more hat silhouette is a naturel
thing after so many seasons Of
half hats, quarter hats and no
hats. When ! did the costumes
and hats last winter for The
Merry Widow j naturally de-
signed big hats. They were fes-
turcd all over New York in win
dow displays and / believe II
started the trend.
Spring and summer. when
women wear bigger hats. was a
perfect time TO launch the new
trend and now by fall we are
acclimated TO it,"
II blue is your favorite color
you're IN for a treat for Florell
told US ne is designing hats for
The new movie, Rhapsody in
Blue With it's release will be
launched a nationwide fashion
campaign featuring tones of
blue.
Detroit is just one Of the
stops in Florelrs coast 10 coast
tour. He is visiting every city
whore his hats are sold. Why?
Because / don't believe that
I can sit IN New York and de-
sign hats that women in De-
troit. Chicago and Washington
need" he answered. "As I visit
each city l study the women
study the city and 60 10 its
smart spots so that I can adapt
my hats TO its way of life"
Versatility is his middle name
for he sketches too and made
this picture Of himself espe-
Cially for The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
ScsIIoped Liver

Salt and pepper
Flour
pound liver. sliced thin
2 tablespoons bacon fat
quart thinly sliced potatoes
l small onion, minced
y cups milk.
Season and flour the liver and
brown lightly in the bacon cat.
Place a layer of the raw pota-
toes in a creased baking dish,
sprinkle with salt and pepper,
add some of the liver and onion
and continue until all are used.
The top layer should be of
potatoes. Pour on the milk,
cover and bake for one hour in
a moderate oven 1850 degrees)
or until the potatoes are tender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Mrs. Stock Returns

Mrs. II. Thompson Stock and
. young sons. Tommy and Arthur,
~ Moran Road. Crosse Pointe
y and Mrs. Stocks mother,
Mrs. William Thomas Wallace
returned on Saturday from
New York where they went
for the wedding, on Sept Q g.
Of Mrs. Stocks nephew and Mrs
Wallace's grandson Pilot
Cadet Don Booth
Pilot Cadet Booth -, the son
~ Squadron Corndr. and Mrs.
Harold Hartman Booth. Of
Ottawa. Canada, formerly Of
Crosse Pointe, >. married Mimi
Etheridge New York post
debutante daughter Of Or.
and Mrs. Harry A. Etheridge =.
The ceremony AT st. Thomas
Church was followed by re-
ception for 800 guests AT
the st. Regis where DR.,
and Mrs. Etheridge reside {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
A CamovHeur

Asked how he sccompliSheS
this. Florell replied that he has
made a study of types and
makes his hats 10 emphasize A
womans good features and
camouflage her bad ones.
Small dark and soft spoken
with the faintest trace OF ac-
cent. Walter Florell is French
Niennese was born in Paris. has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Stuffed Onions

s or 6 large onions
II cup chopped celery
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
3 tablespoons fat
2 cups bread crumbs
l teaspoon salt
Pepper.
the onions, cut in half
crosswise. simmer in sailed
water until almost tender, and
drain. Remove the centers with
out disturbing the outer layers
and chop fine. Cook the celery
and parsley in the fat for a few
minutes. then add the bread
crumb BIS. salt, pepper and
chopped onion. Fill the onion
shells with his stuffing and
bake in moderate oven for
about 80 minutes or until the
onions are tender
French Fried OnionS
6 or 8 medium sized onions
] cup flour
! cup milk
I egg
4 teaspoon salt
Cooking fat.
Skin the onions. slice very
thin, separate into rings. dip
into a batter made from the
flour. milk, egg and salt. and
drain we'll. Have ready a kettle
Of fat hot- enough brown a
small piece of bread in 60
seconds, Put the onions in a
wire basket, lower into the hot
fat, fry until the onions are
golden brown, drain on absorb
ent paper. sprinkle with salt
and keep hot until served.
SesIIoped Onions
S medium sized onions
! tablespoon melted fat
l tablespoon llour
l cup milk
y teaspoon salt
] cup peanuts, ground
] cup buttered bread crumbs.
Skin the onions, cook in boil
ing water until tender. drain
and slice. Make a sauce of the
fat, flour, milk and salt. In
creased baking dish place a
layer Of the onions, cover with
the peanuts and sauce and con-
tinue until all are used. Cover
the top with buttered bread
crumbs and bake in a moderate
oven for about 20 minutes, or
until the crumbs are golden
brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbaperon T.

THE CHRISTIAN HENRY
HECKERS are expecting Capt.
Richard H. Hecker. formerly of
Crosse Pointe. and his bride
from Laredo, Tex, the end
Of the week -.
Capt. Hecker who is in the
air forces has been attend
school in Laredo since his re-
turn from overseas duty
He Is due in Detroit Friday or
Saturday but Mrs. Hecker
>. who was June Street Vim,
OF Chicago will stop OF in
Chicago enroute 10 visit her
family and will arrive in
Detroit a couple Of days later -.
Capt. Hecker expects TO
spend a short leave in Florida
with Mrs. Hecker before going
overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Sugar in Plant Sept. 70

CARO-. Sept. 1S-Sept. % has
been set for receiving the first
1914 sugar beets at the Michigan
Sugar Co.'S plant here. according
TO Manager l.. r. Stewart. The
plant has about 5000 acres con-
tracted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Cake .Frostinq

WHEN YOU make your next
chocolate cake, add a few drops
Of peppermint essence TO the
frosting or filling. This will give
an unexpected thrill to your
palate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Dethmers in Bay Civ

BAY CITY. Sept. 1S-John r.
Dethmers. chairman of the Re-
publican state central committee,
will be main speaker this evening
at a dinner for Bay County
Republican workers at Wenonah
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
Start Knitting
for Tiny Tots

LAURELSPUN, lightweight, for sweaters and
anklet,. One ounce ball. dark, pastel colors, 47e
BERNATS RUFFSPUN, two-ply yarn for
cardigans and sliP-overs, one-ounoe skein, Sc
ANGEL LAME, smooth twist for sweaters
and cardigans. One-ounce skcin, soc
BEAR BRAND sock and sweater yarn in soft,
clear tones for striped sweaters and socks. o.
ounce skein, soc
Especially for Little Babies;
BEAR BRAND Baby Wool, soft pastel, for
Jackets and bonnets Ball, 47c
NUNS Baby Zephyr, white and pastel', one
ounce ball, 55c
BERNAT'S Baby Wool, white and pastels for
robes and jackets. One-ounce ball, soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-19
SEQUINS Preferred
For the Woman Who Wants
the Limelight After Dark

A little glitter-ike these jet sequin lapels--
goes long way toward identifying you. This
black rayon crepe suit dress, from brilliant
after dusk group, has fuchsia or aqua dickey
for shock contrast. In sizes 1914 to 24X.
INEXPENSIVE DRESS sHoP-sirtb-Fsrm C