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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-08
Seeds Produce Oils

Oils from raisin-seed, apricot
kernel, walnuts and avocados are
now being manufactured and sold
in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-08

political thought President Taft in 1911 appointed him
cia Ambassador to the Coronation of King Just be-
fore he died in 1886 Mr. Hammond sold his Washington home
to the French Government for 100000 French
Embassy and occupied the French until the
United States broke Off diplomatic relations with the Vchy
in November 1912 1t is under the guardian
ship Of the Swiss Legation The Embassy noted only for
its view but also for the beauty Of its furnishings with rich
tapestries and rugs setting of architectural detail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04

THe. county t7r5 If -suato@
s. 'n"'ft e'.r .' 'h1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-04
SAWS RANDOLPH STORE
Hollis Buck Prices on
GROCERIES and DRUGS

Read these pces Then hurry Sans and sock up foods
drugs need We're starting the New Year with the kind Of
that will make and take notice what the
SANS the community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

glasses With fork. whip M the
mint jelly; then drop portion into
the bottom OF each dessert glass.
Warm milk slowly. stirring con
stantly. Test a drop on inside OF
wrist frequently. When COM
FORTABLY WARM (110' FL not
hot, remove at once from heat Add
rennet powder and stir quickly un-
III dissolved not more than I
minute. Pour quickly, while still
liquid. into individual glasses. Do
not move until firm about 10
minutes. Chill
Just before serving. garnish each
rennet-custard with puff OF
whipped cream and a sprie OF fresh
mint Makes 4 OF servings.
II no mint is obtainable. or II
mint is not relIshed. use q cherry.
strawberry. slice OF peach OF any
other seasonable topping.
II heavy cream Ia unobtainable
for your whipped cream. try beat.
ing one cup chilled light cream
with two tablespoons powdered
sugar until frothy. Add TO
teaspoons lemon Juice, and beat
until stiff. II Is best to make this
just before serving. One-half the
above quantities will probably give
you enough whipped cream for this
particular dessert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
MRS. DAWSON SPEAKER
AT MOTHERS DAY
BANQUET

The Ladies Aid Society n tho
Presbyterian church held their
annual Mother and Daughtcr
banquet on last Friday night
The 'No long tables which reach.
Ell from tho front 10 The rear of
Inc chanel was filled win
guests They were beautifully
decofatcd with flowers and lighi-
ed candles as was also The speak
ers table A menu OF baked ham
cttanod potatoes beet salad
rolls. coffee cabbage salad cam
dy cream and cake vas served
Mss Margaret Grier and Miss
Rosemary Graham We're soloIsis
The glest speaker Mrs F. r.
DAVIS n president Of the Mich
igan Stare Association Of Colofcd
women was introduced by Mrs
Nellie Thompson who IS the
president Of tho society The
speakers address contained much
beneficial advice 10 the many
mothers and daughters present
as she spoke Of the mothers re-
sponsihiliiy 10 their dauehlcrs
and the love and honor the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

Many children refuse TO drink
milk, and thus become real prob
lens to their parents.
Why not let them EAT miIk7
Few children refuse ice cream,
rennet-custards. or other light milk
desserts. Most OF them like
frizzled beef. escalloped potatoes
and similar main-course dishes con
tanning liberal quantities OF milk
Even the most obstinate child so
far as milk Is concerned. will EAT
several OF these milk dishes.
Especially does this apply TO
dessert course no child will
refuse. He may push aside his
glass OF milk. He may even refuse
escalloped potatoes. But place
dish OF rennet-custard on his plate
and he will not only EAT his milk
but clamor for more. Really. there's
no problem at all.
Here Is a mint favored, milk des-
eert recipe for your early con-
sideration:
Mint Rennet-custard
u cup mint jelly
2 cups milk. not canned
package orange rennet powder
Whipped cream Cor other Hight
topping)
Fresh mint
Set out or s Individual dessert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Liberia Chisholm
Inspires Class

Mrs. Chisholm thrilled Burton
Fuller's music class at ia meet
ing May 7 Her youthful voice
was very charming when she
SANG All Je Vieux vivre. by
Gounod Song OF India. A" by Rim
sky korsakow"; My Soul Is An
chored In The Lord demanded
an encore which was Home
Sweet Home" arranged by Bish-
op. Mrs. chisholms lack OF e.
fort amazed the aspiring must
clans.
Burton Fuller's music class
meets at the studio at 54sl Roose-
welt every first and third sun
days. 4 TO pm On every hrst
Sunday guest artist performs
for the class
The guest artist for June will
be Hortense Reid. pianist stu
dent OF the University OF Mich
igan. Visitors are welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
nownSdddle ShoeL Lane
By ARETHA JOHNSTON

| u.u uel here at last after whipping about town
NH ~ weeks Saddle shoes pull up with a
h he lane is found and this lii limerick thoughtfuly
EompOsed BY } W.
There was young lady from Girth
VINO was born on the day OF her birth
She vas married It's said
The same day she wed
And she died her last day earth.
p.fore Vol completely keel over let me remind YOU
/ IN ease NAV not be absolutely hopeless after ALI
[Asis Nav and spring is in the air.
Recovering from that blow given the big "D"
When 55srd and 477th left Selfridge Field little
l., has arrived from the iii departed angels" Good
e., what am sayin mean those rovin, ravn shave
wins Jones Hubert still says Il didn't deserve it
I, admit tell you!" Sometimes wonder whether he
s,D. his surprise birthday party leaving cute velma
Eg
Poher, Martin may be in South Carolina but I've
bdea that his heart still fingers behind in Detroit But
course who am to know what is in those frequent let
Er 10 Juanra Walker
Between u. Frank Roberts forgot something
kboat "a long about wide very shiny why
[rs might can them pilots wings. Did ! say forgot
hi well We AN make errors sometimes could be can
Errack those mistaken saddle steps.
chuck Williams still can't get over the idea of not
meeting more o. the Motor Citys beautiful girls. There
sor 4 YOU should suddenly see this young man roamn
Ground town in about two weekends from now, don't be
sursed in the least AS Church would say Those other
gus aren't gong TO get a jump on me-
Speaking Of visitors. Neal Browne is back for
roup Of days With that cute but attractive smile he's
ms, fu of smooth gossip concerning the buddes down in
Goldman Field someday I'll let you in on il Right now
hasn't reached that boiling point. Or has t?????
Milton Henry was about the last of the fellows to
cave with him 1t. Robson These privileged char
er were on their way down to Tuskegee however, you
Know little variety helps Both promised to visit the old
town there is lot of unfinished business to
e taken care Of BUT SOON.
The name of Milton is like sweet music to the Of
certain veSisde girl. The way Chubby talks about her
"a, the fellows believing that she is JOY to his ears, also
What cooks kids? Not that everybody didn't know long
gO.
Paul Freeman writes that he is going to settle down
md grow old at Goldman Field He just can't do that to
s.espccay since always look to him as the life of
ley party all 60" of him
Guess Jerry Spurlin finally found his way home
ue he left with the others and arrived safely at the new
sd.. for while many of us were worried the
bought he still locked in that closet what about
hat JGTli
Noagh said about the fellows but can't turn them
'de without saving that FOCUS. their black cocker
lsne mascot sends his love-. to DETROIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Musicale Treat
At St. James CINE

Dorothy Blackwell. soprano
Will be guest artist at the must
Gale program at St James CME
church May 2s At pm.
Others appearing will be the
Third Baptist choir Of which s A.
RatlIffe, Males Faison. baritone
Evelyn Bogrs. Lillian Carter
Horace Palmer. Billy Shaw and
Dolores Knox. Yolanda Maddox Is
director the Rev A. r Davis IS
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

dauehiers should have far their
mothers also the eight depori-
menl Of gifls IN public places
She said mothers must bnild
me bridge over which their
daughters must pass they must
build to-day frr tomorrow
A stirring response vas dcys-
cred by Miss Dorothy Qualer
in her usual dramatic style. She
said The daughters Of today
have been handed the task Of
building up the broken dreams
their elders dreams broken
because or the worlds conflict =
Mrs Patton. who had the lare-
est number Of daughters present
ifiyeD, was given lovely cor-
sage and Mrs Ray Dezon. a
Young mother with three daugh-
ters present was given hook
OF war savings stamps These
presentations were made hy Mrs
Emma Stewart Closing remarks
and poem was read by the
president Mrs r r Dezon was
mistress OF ceremonies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Bride Accompanies
Husband South

Doris Louise Fuller. recently
we'd to 1t Roger Bertram Cater.
5J3rd Fighter squadron. who Was
stationed at Selfridge Field. Mich
left Monday evening OF this week
for Walterbcro sc. Mrs Cater.
the daughter OF the W. s. Full
lers OF Trov.ridee avenue ex-
poets n remain IN South Caro-
Ina. where her husband Is based
until time for 1t Caters de-
psrture overseas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Young Women's Club
Plans Bridge Party

The Young Womens Club OF
the Detroit Association OF Wom-
ems club held their business
meeting Tuesday May 2 A do
nation Of $500 will be given 10
the Associations Educational
committee.
Plans were made for the Bridge
party TO be held Saturday, June
2 al the club house Mrs r. Nc
Coy is president; G Roberts. club
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Modern Dance Club Presents
Array Of Talent In Recital

The Modernique Dance club.
product Of the Health Education
department Of the Lucy Thurman
branch YWcA. presented It's first
Annual Workshop recital We'd
nesday May 10 in the auditorium
o. the YwCA.
The Dance club is not more
than eight months old with some
Of The members not over three
months old
This workshop recital repre-
scnted work done in the club
during the winter and spring
months With the exception OF
one. all ~ the members are new
10 modern dance and its tech
niques but ihey have made
great advancement In their ac-
complishmenis in such short
period This group not only de-
'elopes us own dances but has
designed and made all of the
costumes
The modern dance Is fairly
new art in which a great amount
~ freedom IS allowed to provide
for much individual expression.
Two solos we're rendered by
members Of The group. Miss Alice
Davis danced Spanish number;
Miss Lillian Williams. an African
dance.
This was the first attempt OF
any Negro group TO present mod
ern dance to the public IN De-
troll and is the only group OF
its kind In the city.
The Workshop program inciud-
ed ten numbers Dance OF Greet
Ing, Glow-W Worm. Screnade. the
Clown Dance, Poem. Tango Mod
enrique the Work Dance. May
Pole Dance and I'VE Come TO-
gether'
Miss carlynn Brown, pianist
for the group. PLAYED two selec-
tions on the program
MANY patrons OF art attended
the recital Miss Jessie Carter,
Miss Ruth Anderson Mrs. Geor-
ria Redd- Adams. Miss Lagoria
Malone. Mrs Mae Richardson.
Miss Ethel Wise. Miss Claudia
Green. Miss Elizabeth Malone.
Miss Josephine Wilson, Miss Ma
vine Richards. Mrs. Madeline II
Fowler. Mrs. vaniella Lane. Mrs.
Della Tolson. Mrs Essie Pullett
Mrs Mehina Long Miss Jane
Watson. Miss Margaret Davidson.
Miss Thelma Jones. Miss Ellen
Blue. Mrs. y. Leonard Mrs Lena
Edmonds. Miss Dorthy Bell Miss
Dorothy Mitchell Mrs Ernest
Roseman. Mrs vivienne Cooper
Mrs Sarah Games. Miss Nivienne
Matthews. Sam Patterson Mrs
Mildred Smith. Mrs lennie
Bright. Mrs Ann Jones Miss
Thelma Garvin. Mrs Sanford
Williams Mrs Anne Henderson,
Mrs. Maude Swint. Mrs Alice
Mrs p. p Gamble Mrs HNle
Miss June Peiiiford
Miss Justine Nelson and Miss
Nellic Watts
The members OF the club tax
Ing part were Misses laNinia
Bright. Alice Davis. Phyllis p'N-
don Frances Leonard Ni'ienne
Pettiford. Geraldine Wilson, Mii-
drod Smith. Alice Williams III
liam Williams and MesdancS
Lorraine Jones. Edith Pasg'i
Miss s. T.avania Moore, hea'h
Education secretary IS Instructor
and director Of the group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
IN MrMORIAM

In memory Of the late Milton
Pearson who passed one year ngo.
Leaves 10 mourn his sisters. Eve
Ign Pearson, EifIe Gamble, and
friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Milton Iarkins Visits City

Pfc Milton Larkin. OF Camp
shank. NY. former leader Of me
Milton orchelfa nov with me
375ih ASST hand spent very On
ioyahle stay on his furloueh ~fh
his aantic. Mrs Savannah l. Wal
ton. Of 67s7 scotch avenue III
left Thursday FOR Chicago 70 visit
friends and former members Of his
band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
SEPIA STYLES.
FOR YOU

Spring has finally stumbled
through an nnreceptive April;
balmiy May has arrived Al last.
These DAYS sre pegfec' Tor bright
ssi's and pastel sweaters and
skirts aren't they mliady. But
don't you b. one % those 10
Surrender completely to The idyl-
lic BLISS ~ the moment and for
&c, me bAslerlnely not days dead
ahead
Before you know 1t. youI be
lhng in cotons--cottons for
SPORTS coitons TOR work cottons
for dress and evening Look the
tfNn over Willie you still have
selection And The crop this wear
Us as I'VE crop of indlyidna.-
Cd feminine fashions as has
graced the tore windows IN many
a season olofs are unusually
Fav. disinc' wartime reaction to
the prevalence ~ olive drahs and
navy blues STYLES are more ruf-
q. and ffily than they have
been for some time again the
efas reaction 20 severe uniform
tailoring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
SOJOURNER CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. MOORE

The sojourner Social club met
al the home OF Ms - ". Moore
572 + Kirby An members were
present except Mrs F. johnson
Who is on The sick list Mrs
Moore served a delicious steak
dinner The next meeting viii be
held at the home Of Mrs Loitie
+. White 5o4 r Hancock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
Where DYED the Lady Lennon Wav

And your gray. faded. streaked, old
looking hair Is dyed INSTANTLY
glistening lovely Jet black on CON
tact with Lady Lennon Hair Dye
No waitingl Can't rub off. come off
on pillows, or wash of. Only new
hair that grows out has to be
touched up. Hair looks naturally
younger. more beautiful. Inexperi-
enced person can do perfect Job
Lady Lennon DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or Strengthened hair. CAUTION:
Use only as directed on label. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

! pslIanTl { OuNIc OOStTVVS
2Oth Wedding Anniversary
Mir ard Ms John Morton Of
400 Socth Hamilton Street Npsi-
lanti Mich observed fheir twen-
tieth wedding anniversary APRIL
1c Friends from nrroi Ann Ar
Dor. Jackson Whitaker and Npsi-
500 South Hamilton street Npsi-
consisting ~ service Tor eight
Games mshllehfed the evenings
entertainers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Tighten Skin

Apply new NIX Liqs.d Bleach. Tighten
ing film adds It's ilghtness 10 skin IN 3
INMATES while active bleach ingrcdicn-
works from beneath. No ~apre. Light
ems AZ once. Use anytime. No greasy =
ness. Helps dry up surface plmples
loosen biackheads fade frcckles f1nc
powder base. Druggists guarantee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
BY ROCERTA LET

] How should man and his
wife proceed down the aisle when
they enter the church al a we'd
dns9
From which side of the chair
should one take his scar al The
tahle'
3 II man Is walking along
the street with woman and
she speaks 10 someone ~ does
not know should he speak alsoe
After making cali would
Il be an right 70 saw II a'n afraia
I have STAYED TOO long
8 Is Il all righ' for hostess
90 arrange that man take r.
certain woman in 20 dinner i he
Is no. to be seated next 10 her.
G What is the meaning o.
RsY.P7
Is high cenlerroce IN good
taste on the dinner table,
Is it necessary that one re-
turn first cali even it one does
not desire 10 continue the ac-
quaintanee7
? Is il necessary that one ac-
knowledge a written INITIATION ~
lea7
10 n bri1e is yearins Ve'
over her face what IS the Troper
time to raise the veil,
IL Is u correct ~ spread 'eliy
on bread a. INC table,
Il Where r. tho proper place
70 write the date o. a social lef-
tffr
ANSWERS
An usher offers his lef' arm 70
the woman and rhe man follows
them down the aisle
The chair should he drawn
hack Wiih Tho right hand This
~ course makes i' convenient 70
take the chair from he left side
, No r. Is not neccssafv for
him To speak but he should al
WAYS lift his hat
4 No; DO not stay over the re-
CURED period and & will MT be
necessary 10 even think o. an
apology
& Yes p hostess sometimes
finds This necessary
s Answer n YOU please +
is an abhreviation ~ he French
phrase responder 81 vous plaii.
: 10 'he centefpieee should
he low enough SO that The view
81 persons sitting IN opposite
sides - the table is no' ohsfrur'-
Cd
s Yes and this First can
shoala ho made Within fon days
z. one is not Obliged to do So
10 Al the conclusion ~ the
ceremony and Il IS considered 'he
duty ~ The maid ~ honor when
she hands hack the houGnei 90
the bride
- 30. tho correct wav Is 70
eat portion % bread follovea
nv q hit ~ iellv which Is en-
viewed ~ the month on thc Zip ~
The fork
Il II IS USUALLY written On N.
last PAGE. At the lofi ~ tho sigma
lure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

] know mnadv thai you have
been cautioned time and again
hy GOV radio announcers 70 look
~ nc labels on the clothes Won
buy 90 soa ever do that serious
iy' This year when making It
last means So much label-look
INK takes on new impor, The
salsseirl telling YOU that dress
is washable and pte-shrpnk
dcesnr mean ihins Y he label
doesn't verify hef statement Ask
~ the buttons ago washable
plastic or II ihcv n, away into
noihineness Vhen 'hry hf hot
water 81 least yog pc fore
warned and can remove them n
the girl admits thew can't Stand
vigorous laundering Don't be one
O; those shopper who spies
colorful print elsnces At The
price. throws the srfiCle into the
clerks hands takes the package
and tamooses or give way 70 re-
morse pnon FIRST flhhlng
Youn eot c. keen pleasure out
o. your crisp. cool coiions Buy
them well by them now Until
next week..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20

w G writes. Il have been using
Lady Lennox for years II gives
perfect results Al. J. writes. To-day
is my 5Sth year and do I feel good
with my Jet black Lady I.ennox Hair.
DOUBLE BOTTLE treatment Lady
Lennox at druggists or sent postpaid
for 800 plus zoe tax (totai $500
or. sent COD for s1.54 Send money
and save 34c. Satisfaction guar
anfe~d r r,crcv haci- an y,
NOx co. Dept. DIR. MEMPHIS, 2
TENN. Cpr. 1914, LILO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
Ahd snn thc pIrndIs ReIsn

Dirnd SKIRTS are perenniaily
with us They NAV be adroitly
camsuflaged-tlmmed With color
ful rick-rack adorned ui'h huge
Tuifled patch pockets hai they're
still our summer love. the dirnd.
There IS hut one prerequisite for
wearing dirndi. You NAV be tail.
sh slender or otherwise in
ciined BIT YOt MIST HAVE
~ APPRECIATE wAIsTLiNE'
20 avoid that potato sack look
Among me teen-agers ius' in
stockings there IL the tendency 10
hiee their dirndl skirts way high
above the bend Of their knees.
showing often The tons O, their
stockings Glance A. yourselves
IN The full length mirror on me
way our n the house Young lad
les Your dresses really need 70
be longer after you begin 70 wear
stockings And believe me that
extra inch Viii not make YOU
lock like an Old lad
Difuals in tie daekc, hichcr
BOY linens topped BY "rr neck
pale haiisie hlouses make for the
Summers most PROMISING office
combination The hlouses launder
ia minute and The skirts are
wrinkle-proof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-20
You and the e. NeckIine

The "JH neckline finds great
popularity in summer fashion
Nolil notice i plain IN PLAY suit
floascs and peasant type dresses.
ilaiieurg cooling Nou1 discover
il deeply inse in ruffles demnre
and dressy The best adornment
ior this kind az neckline. miiady.
Is simple strand 81 pearls and
although there may he femp'a-
lion 10 rope neaN. iewelry ABOUT
soar neck qnell H. The sweet
simplicity is somehow lost Uhse
burdened Nth superMous naubles.
The sub., 1944-01-06
CUT IND COME ACAM???

For almost six months employees here at the Electric Boat Company have been engaged in the construction submarines without benefit of Union contract Now the day has and gone since management representatives of labor have reached satisfactory Now the day has come and since employees members of the Independent Union have voted and accepted the of said agreement.
 During those six months this newspaper issued to all company employees has given unbiased blow by blow description of meeting relative to the present contract
 To begin with-not during those six months have we as spokesmen of employee The Sub received word of constructive criticism concerning the the Union contract Not of you has had the of his her convictions Suddenly letters to the editor, deluged with complaints because all poyees whether Union members obliged pay fee of twenty-five cents month in support of Union activities. HERE AND NOW :. this is NOT debate the rights and wrongs of payroll deduction For myself th it damn little pay for whatever privileges may enjoy. Why should non-Union members receive similar benefits with those of Union members while the lat ter stands the cost?
 And don't ring in the c. l. O. Their first move is pay roll deduction amounting to considerably than twenty five cents month with little to show in return No Union at all would be better than that
 What really concerned about, however, is your apparent dsnterest during the proceedings of and labor negotiations followed by equally startling surprise at their conclusions If you disagreement why wait until the water the dam, and at the time heatedy deny any previous knowledge of the point question? quite tell you everything know
 Certainly not encouraging newspaper space to the disgruntled Act nteligenty Offer constructive It you vitay Don't wait and then droo Union representatives must know your feelings they in your behalf
 E.B ACKER