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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25
Comrades Lodge
Contributes $4,000
To Red Cross Fund

In the hope that other groups
will follow suit, Comrade
Lodge, No. 566 SNBS, at their
monthly meeting last Tuesday,
donated $1.00 per each mem
ber in the service, $4,000 for
thirty-nine members already
serving our country and an ad-
ditional $500 for members soon
to leave.
Comrades donation together
with contributions from indi-
viduals listed below brings the
$4,000 goal closer:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Antoncic
Ludvik Medvesek, Mrs. F
. Oblak, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fifolt
Mrs. John Prudish, Joan and
Donald Fifolt, Mrs. L. C. Girod.
Milan Medvesek, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Prawdzik, Mrs. Antoinette
Simcic, Ernie Urbas, Mary A
Zakrajsek, Mary Krizmancic.
.Albina Vehar, Pauline Spik
Frances Spik, Jean Beljan
Pauline Ross, Marie Stefanic.
Individuals and lodges who
wish to participate in this most
worthy drive can mail their con-
tributions to the writer or con.
tact me at dues collection night
Saturday, March 25th, lower
hall, Slovene Home or later in
the evening at the Comrades
dance.
Comrades 18th Anniversary
Dance
Pauline Spik, vice-president
and chairman of the entertain
ment committee has everything
lined up for Comrades 18th
Anniversary dance, Saturday,
March 25th starting at $50
p. m.. with music by Pete Ser
nick and his orchestra. Make
plans to be with lis that night.
The Cleveland Federation
who is holding their monthly
meeting that night is extended
a cordial invitation to stop
down after their meeting.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25
Arniy&
Nauy
Neus

Serving in Arizona, is Louis
Mavrich, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Mavrich, 195OO Arrow
head Avenue. Friends may
write to him at the following
address: Pfc. Louis Mavrich,
S33 Bomb. So. Davis Montlon,
Tuscon, Arizona.
Pfc. Frank Marolt, who be-
fore entering the services re-
sided at 1928 Sylvia Avenue,
is now stationed overseas.
Frank is the brother of George
Marolt, we'll known in the sing
ing club "Jadran." Franks ad-
dress is: Pfc. Frank Marolt,
35307654, Comp. F., 155 Inf,
APO 81 B, Go Postmaster,
San Francisco, California.
Mrs. Mary Brandula, 7119
Hecker Avenue announces the
new address of her brother Pvt.
Joseph J. Tekavec, who for
some time has been hospitalized
after being wounded in action
in Italy. He has joined his out
fit and for the time being is
not able to write to all his
friends, therefore they are
kindly asked to write to the fol-
lowing address: Pvt. Joseph J.
Tekavec, ASH. 35320002, Co.
A., 157 Inf. APO As, Go POST
master, New York, N. Y.
Home on a two week fur
Tough, is Corporal Eddy Prudic,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Prudic,
1907 Muskoka Avenue. He will
return to camp on March goth.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25
Look for Another
English PogeMondoy
BIRTH

Announcing the birth of d
baby boy on March 18th in Hat
tiesburg, Miss, are S/Sgt. and
Mrs. J. Bokal, Jr. The mother
is the former Miss Dolantz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mathew Dolantz, 555 E. 129
Street. The proud father is the
son of the well known Bokal
family Of 731 E. 157 Street.
S/Sgt. Bokal is serving with the
Camp Shelby Electrical Ord
nance for three years. Con-
gratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25
CONVALESCENTS

Home from st. Vincent
Charity Hospital is Mrs. Mary
Vidmar, 5433 Homer Avenue,
where friends may visit her.
Miss Angie Mack, 1910 Ira
falgar Avenue, returned home
from the hospital. Friends may
now visit her at the above ad-
dress.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25
Ensiqn Waller F. CerIkvenik


who lost his the plane he was plotting crashed
Cerkvenk born Homer City, Pa and FL old
attended Indiana Sate University where he secretary
held March 1914 from JOS Zee and Sons Funeral
We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives
acquantances whose beautiful floral offerings
brought much consolation Thanks the
foIowng Mayor Frank Lausche and Cleveland City Coun
cilmen
Caroline Jerina grandmother Obed, Lillian Obed,
uncle Cy Obed uncle Jack Obed Dolores Ronald Obed,
Edward Robert Salaman aunt Rose Salaman uncle Tony
Saamant and brother Stan Emma Zorc, Norma
Hull Evelyn Whtloc, Jerry Kab Katie Tucker Gloria Span
ge Louis Koren Carl Miner Ray Fox John Andrus Frank
Debelak Jack Kelly Charles Cretin, Mr. Mrs Charles Zele
family Jim Hndman Gilbert Grace Mrs M Pucel q family,
Mr. Mrs Andrew Gaus Vera Gaus, Mary Snider Mr. & Mrs
Paul Bukovac Keco family family Doljack, Mr. Mrs. Carl
Prmosch, B. J. Stanovc & family Anton Cerkvenk, Mr. &
Mrs Krist Koos Mrs. j. Puncoh Mrs j. Sibert Mrs F. Smut
ko Mary Edward McKeon Mr. Mrs. Joseph Zee family
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph White, Sapnk Florist Mr.. Mrs. Weka
nje Texeen Elizabeth Shocks Gene Farmers, Mr. Mrs.
Albert Roth Maenie Dad Silence, Mr. Mrs Burt Reeves
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Blessing Mrs. Mary Boz Ernie Fran
Woyma Dr. Fshben Mr. Mrs. Ira Overstake Posipan
ka family Lodge Sparans SNPJ, John E. Rozanc, Mr. Mrs
M. Zvoder, Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Christopher Florence & Bill
Thronberens Mr. Mrs. E. c. Schmidt Rudn family
Mr. r. Cebron family Mr. & Mrs Edward L. Pucel B. Kuk
family Mr.. Mrs Frank Baginki Eleanor Domino, Robert
Zimmerman Robert Dissau Mr.. & Mrs Krst Stokel family
Anton Smcch, family Mocnk, family Nick Spelicb Mr. &
Mrs. Louis Zorc, Mr. & Mrs. Anton Vehar family, Mr. &
Mrs. j. Leskovec son. Mr. & Mrs Chas Samsa daughter
Mrs Justna Pavovich daughter, Jacob Subel family
family Andrew Spk Florence & Jim Gornik Ann (Ruzic)
Vlak AL Ruzic family Ser family Spar family Mccormick
Dots Beauty Salon. family Cain, family Taylor Maxs Shoe
Store Dorkns Grocery Store, family Soeder Red Head Mfg
Wagner), Abes Garage family Kraustock family Blessing
Mr. &. Mrs. Grice, family Meyer, family Corrgan family
Maher family Doljack, Mary Steve Morrison Mr.. & Mrs.
Jurisek Mr. & Mrs. F. Busch, Mr.. Pete Rumyena, family
Sanko, Ray Smeltze family Woyma family Benzein, Ann
Agnes Andus Mr. Andrus Skenzch Cafe MIR. Robich, Mr. AL
Wright family Sutatis Kosta Segedi family Bertosa family
Dearly beloved Walter! Words the
notified that you had given your ayour life for country
With tug of our hearts we bade goodbye when
serenity would again rule and when you with millions of ohe,
You sadly missed by your mother father sister, grand
memories of you forever!
hearts, all uth thee, We cannot and
Our hearts, tears That dead
Our faith triumphant With a cheery smile,
ALL UUth thee. q
Survived by:
Frank and Theresa Cerkveni father and mother Mrs. Emma
grandmother; Cyril Obed Jack Obed Anton Cekven Anton
and Robert Saaman Dolores and Ronald Ob Frances Mary
Cleveland Ohio, March 25th 1914
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25

Parors his buried Highland Park Cemetery
Sever Jack Raspor J. w. Kelly MIR. & Mrs. A. Taylor,
family Mlachak Mr. Mrs. Koromaransky Mrs M. Slocar
Hraustna Mary Gold Mr. Frank Kovacc Seaman F. j. W.
ranch It. g. g Mrs Chas. Buckley Jr Corp Ernie Stano-
VIC John Bagnsk (mo NJ NJ c), Enlisted Men Composite
Squadron No. 82 Officers Composite Squadron No. 82 It.
g. g. Henry D. Overstake Alpha Kappa Phi Fraternity, PFC
Edward Schmidt Sgt VIM. Schmidt Pfc Chas G. Kasunic,
1t. q. 81 Ann A. Jessih On. N CO.
We extend heartfelt gratitude all who donated the
services of their for the funeral
Dewey Lust, Cyril Obed John Leskovec Robert Zmmer-
Hannah Blessing, Stella Bozegav, Joseph Berala Ludwig
Gustinc Krist Soe Pete Kuea John Medeve Victor Ko
vach Vehar Frank Bagin Ralph Cebron Joe Vrni,
Edward Pucel Abn Peten, John Tauchar Jr Joe Maruz,
j. Trama Pete Keco, John Drcar Mike Poklar, Geo. Posi-
panka Geo Babch, B. j. Stanov and other friends
who donated their and the of their but
do not have their on hand.
Our sincere thanks to all who stood by and offered
their assistance and soace during trying days. those who
paid their last respects dearly beloved and those
who attended his funeral.
We extend gratitude Jos. Zee and Sons Funeral
Directors for their kind assistance and dignifed service
To members of the Singing Chorus zarja express
thanks for the beautiful and touching hymns the funeral
parors.
We extend deep gratitude 1t. g. g. Henry D.
Oversake who Walters escort, 1t. Edward Pospanka,
Seaman John Baginsi Frank San,rada and Seaman F. j.
Vuranch who obtained special permission his funeral
Sincere thanks It. g. g Henry D. Overstake It. C. H.
Holt, Ensign j. j. Miller, Officers Squadron No. 82 Enlisted
Men Squadron No. 81, Alpha Kappa Phi Fraternity, Louis
Zee and the rest of the Zee family for their kind assistance
during our bereavement
We wish thanks especially the following
for their aid and soude Salament and Obed Families
Stoe and daughter Caroline John Frank Pucel Mr. Mrs.
Andy Gau daughter Vera, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Zorc Mrs.
Jusna Paulovch daughter Lillian, Mr. & Mrs Tony 1.-Two
dar Mrs. Vehar and daughter Abina
and sad feeling know hearts the day
enlisted and anxiousy anticipated day when peace
young would return home
mother and uncles In cherish loving
'e viH not say We DiH think of you faring on,
Just aOay! In the L0Ue of
and OF the hand Think still as the
n Mkn0Un dnd. You not dead, you Just aUny
Zorc sister, Pvt Stanley j. Zorc brother-nlaw Mary Obed
Salamant uncles; Rose Saaant Lillian Obe aunts Edward
and Olga Cerkvenik cousins.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

BCY a BUSINESS AFTER yOt Buy
YOUR QUOTA of BOMBS
- Rms nr Woodward INTO 81 apis
with water Sew decor trrA
steam Rent So Income $3.50 arI
f own apt 500 dowa 90 rEht
10 FHs Second .PVd nm, sp,,
Vfn Wafrt Rent S3a Dr.. N2f1
ana rooms Tor owner Must sell
'rIs neeNt $500 an
D. RMS aver, INTO apis with
water garages Sire apt Tor
o~ne, Cben throughout Rent So.
lrc $50 81 pbu an
~ RMS cas- ave Into ~ agfe
wlih water Seven baths brick
steam We'll uin shed ut of linens
alc hiankets Rerf SI45 Income
Nl11. 0fher business llrlez-sA4e-
- RMS - si,erirp. . spts Rent
&l1s Income xsse Lease F3are
pr f's here yourscf s. 600 down
CLASS z Ant section Doing 400
month business 81 case quota.
Ets spot for live wlrs = o00 dow.
CLASS a.. cur Harper b-rasc quota
$50 el,ctHc eqalpmeu' owner rep
t's'n'@ Sun n month ousiness.
ErF $3.50 Enormous profits SUB,
s'aHf7l down payment required
GLASS q ll rn rfpDef't ard bus
f.ts faf' Ntoc fpar factories lr
Some from pfopcr pas al taxes
ard expenses Here's your chance.
So 900 Iovr
MANN OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
StF us BFFOBE BUYING
IMPERIAL SALES ca 3s3s
Woodward I'm 50f omen tn :
la RMS Brick pas heat. 3-rV
npt ,pryats BAN for o~ngr,
fi EHs $50 inc ? tng VIE
fl.m ned ffome sfsan 50 -n0 dn.
81 RMS S2T3 inc .ttIcNnfc D, arr
uenr .ardsCepei. 81 900 d1
: tMS Frame b. arr stoher heaf
sec Si75 50 c0n Vlih 8 25o down.
10 RMS Inc $500 . clio, ,refrg
steam Noeer $4,000, terms so.d
money maker.
le RMS Norh Blvd . BRICK sisne
a.tf garage n Vs. s'oAet tesms
Nr rifl hrI hne bids Car be-
u.Cf fur flueraI home
W. w.i collect Sout pa}merts in tnIs
.ffcr when son sell tnrolsh us
khLitN HFAl. PSI AZ
TF 7100 471g Wood~ orrr tNes
CotoHtu so9 seat church v side
a.vN dec. in Ard nut stNr ~ ~
... I'D. ffr. 4fWf -TEfgEp TN .SU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12


tacHve t,.ni room good trans
'IItIi.h hIIfr l%n1
cAMrBFtIa 1852 Nrrnar Sleep
int room, good fFrs rltailnn
btAHFoRA EAST orchard room
= h,4uiiiui none, sho"rf,-srni'e-
mar. oleson N&l'
trfr- ift-r r7r7rr7,7 = Eyr1s7 vIrUTy FOfd
fiospiu reasonable Mad ui2f
FOURTH plT. small wnfm .ic1p.
lus n Tor sober man - 30
wees
lHErt ANp I,slu Grana River.
,nteuaol' room gentleman eS
transportation. Vermont
ODD NEEAI Motors District nIrfn
Furnished fron, hedream excellent
irfI ftitnn NA4islu $3.50
INDIAN VILLAGE -it82 sf>b-fn
ftliI floor room private batn
$3.50. employed young elrl excellent
l-iI--I i---- -------- Linn > i.-i-
liza EALlF BLVD Nice furnished
rhn gentleman rNeeleni trans
lA4.1 h-uhht
LINEE%QIs 2li2 Neruor
irar' IS
LOVELY nome with ,oun. COMM.
Trmtt l-a3ls
C.I-O Nlrhers. larce room t.n-
,7v-r--v--y- TT
,,----- ,-,- !, n -,-s-,--,.., 49,
ah.a r0.rj CAlpls tMo gtrIs Ts
cenert tr,,n.n.l,Si inr
er,rr nm r.er ,q,n, N..
t,rat4f ana sever. Nine rentemap
AR7neton l62s
u.,pf,t->, c.,.,....,f.
1850 refined girls excellent ,fans.
uortatinu Tyler 4-Gf4S
t,+rrtrv p.Tre oe M
double CGrtIneutaI Hotel. is0
Sproat. between PARK and Cas-.
''Hi'Nid 1919
WESTBROOk t5i28 0;t4rj R.verl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD and room homv stv.s co. X.
lre ab YOU can eat. SO peL Week.
a3 parspHs
GfRLS Field .iOgg near boulevard
home cuukin2 Shire. mesis uGthr-
har kft AkcelleLt trans purta-isH 80
larkAfd s. Hlisnrs R4dd Briggs
GRAY ilsg Mack single room ard
tnard fer Young WerklrE girls.
dats references Mtrrat o196
HUTGEE Jefferson gentleman ~
lads. excellent meals and transp0r
taiIuu. Lf.poN Olf6
TWO employed girls 70 shsfe lar.e
room LawtoD coach NEim0u'
f.fTlG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
HANNAH
60 CONTINUOUS YEARS
NaNu4 better sales tor OIr ellen

go CONTINUOUS YEARS
N8Nua better sales tor our client
TO SELL
Cai fea estate concern Who can
----..-- ian complete service
MnItpak,s safes management
ca 1900
us 2-7luu- 81 iGuO-NF $500
HANNAH ttt77f t-s'-t-a-ft- EHr-ff
HOUSES Hats room houses. apis
farms, 100 colDlrd clients Cash.
terms s wright IS t36b4.
ITALIAN Original 2i-hr cash sale;
3u vfs t.asi SIDE. Pet.ue RI. 1880
READY cash busefs houses. fats,
apts tCaloteG Quick action &.
"a White i610 Hastings TT LOOSE.
WAR Vorser BIAS cash 20 buy 3 or
room sugu, ~. Detroit Shsrman,
p scr -". Hammond blGg ca. 57ds
$50 WARS YOUNG
~. 20 proud 10 uur experience. YES
Fuj W' RI, maN- nthHd nt our ability
Coda tn secure tie best husers f.r
truf 81 upcrl1 iN today. mafhrt N .
oI fhc more Important o. do tne rIght
ttrs uf selling 500.
HOMER WARREN 4 COMPANY
h-f 1851 -sul Growing
Nme Bldg rN o32l
I,OrORrD CASH EUNEgS WAITING
SINGLES FI ATS ApTS HURRY
CAENDN BROS
7 I'M III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
NEW HOUSES ron SALE

GRATIOT-7 MILE SEC BRICK
o rooms attic uie feature shar-
PINK schoqis spotatIau brick
restricted ncigrrnlhuII 81 600 Hu
down lfl0I Fast Mic .Tlf g.1TTl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
HOUSES FOR RENT

WEST tRBORN bedroom hun
.aloW. ode features, basement ho'
lIF furnace Can Dearborn 1906 pr
Stop at ylol Telegraph Ira
ho'ors tu
.,ru vt-tv HOMES ~ ggrt ~ safe
pDtr A.icn Para Neh lLalr
IrsrH.Ir WAYNE Brokers ntNrs
tl.s. $3.50 DAVID -totf Rlas ra3t
.atHNIl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION

ofrr' Technical Nechaura
NfN WDNfN BOYS GIRLS
Come Ir Nrf. on pE-,e $50
l'TroT S.le. .Ve Service Ruteau
I1ih isiayrfe RWf'rl
DFtECH CIRCLE EMPLOYMENT.
cei3 ~ Poorest Issundresses Jan.
'rr office cleaning Bar store
nnias .tI'Chen heip DAY workers
TN ,nhf.
IONFs EMPLOYMENT AIS Rrsu
bie0 C,Inret Factory workers
rHrtI rafe ,oIrftr girls maths Of
.
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GALE HELP WANTED

'oRTFRS- NAie ,FN ls o.
30. sNpeficncr ms -rrcst \E
alArA ElanlGEE All -A-lLA -L-
l'sfNievInE CfrftrsN 1f-f \r
ear klChtEsn east s.rr arr f'.
ioi res hsrus+ Mrtf sarN
ws'fth rfsr Al "rIes
ORTIZ -Wfte-ur r.
~ nlgff wnrk lHt
2lSo Do week See Ifr.t
An PkEk NtNht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

I'f f.tNA Nif.r
q lr''n otiige mg, , 0o'F Pay
vofb Wsl SHIFT H
a m WMpC regulations So,
Rams 80 door tass Pa - -
ana trst SIS
OFFICE HELP Tpsts pcmanaf
excellent oppouuneies pcs
rstef .unncrtss1J those n.v en.-
B. aN'G in essential War wlfo r't1
HpgIF Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.,.
1882 Michigan Thc1tct Hidr
PHOTOGRAPHER wants solicitors
-'rf'~rr-r WORK '-r'I T-1-- -T7-T
Hii time canNaSsefe 10 trF lne WN
fyc tnF easy. excellent guar bo1-s-
R'u Williams ~ tlus
Posting Mach. OPERATOR Tys-t,
Hospital Attendants
student Social Nnrb,r
AppIy Dot tiyn Service COMMISSION.
l6'n Floor Water Boatd buflns :
a m 20 ia M dairy except Sun
POW Pr seviuE machine oprraiot
--.--l-faa at-- 1-44--t f--.4-@-f --s -r--4-
Lt.4lnlnl-- s LaSt-JcG 4S-4l.-.--
PRESSE .RS Experienced cam aver
axe TOP wages year around NOM
INK and afternoon SHIFTS also saak
ers and folders no expo ntnrc
needed iuesi workrg conditions
oSctau laundry Michigan Modern
Overau Cleaners. s35u RoselaWu.
no s3ll
SALfSLAplts
tlr dresses. hosiery and sport ssear.
WIN of without eNpvrleucc tul or
part time
LAJOLIF 5000 WOODWARD
SALESLADY
Who can ~ minor alterations. perm.
postwar futufe excellent salary.
Liberal Credit Clothing pa Graral
SETTLED lads no care tor ~
cplorrd children mother trkIue
Room and board and pay. Flilrny
O352
SODA fountain Fti-i-'rHfftt-rt TX
or over, $50 week. 1870 East
Jefferson
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METTETAL. 1863
NEW 5000 DOWN


suI4tt4. aU.g tf n.ace '#t..l
Cnat,n good 'faasfnr' a'tac ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SFRV-
kcE seldom & Johnson. Inc, !
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AVE cfE. schools
---e- r> .i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
COLORED
60 w ITFFFEeoN
lale and Female Help Wanted

ACCOUNTs receNahle ledger ocrh !.
hookkeeper with coTpfcWrtFr sN-
perNnct preferred Essential ircU
|ry. 40-hour week Permanent D. .f-
wsy position. ideal wnfrrl cor.
lions Good fransuuftaf Pau
sacaSion kr.t.-.4l ~ l-l----. .-.-.---s -l----
bntG s m MONDE Nt'rrsaat
ffAsy Apply WARD PhEf Ns C'q
b6oo TOLEDO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
LIGHT WAR WORK
ESSEN WIRE CORP.
b MANCHESTER


Hrrard rHrh ilrl NUlf R.-
p.f hrtI )P0Ie- 1ur lu,ri.
office vnrN f.Hnf sam. fs} 10
Vcef Phone Yr Henaer.t RtH-f-l
MAIDS Cartd. Experiences. r
seueraI tcanug saIafN sfrr,
So ger W.rs seed Miss HaD Uoga ed.
AFea lAfk /Manut sluu B.. /Jet|
ftIsnu
MAID WatfOa genera ly..s,at 4
ga nuuer star nghfs Z. AI-ta-
I emo "o0o salaN rs -,ali
OFF ~. WORK rs.
iaret hau4lt,fIrtr Ilr8fas sN9.rpcef
sict n r'iN nas permanent 500. .ii0U d,
open fnrI At'OI MING Cf Eth-
t0oKhfIIEhs CoNPTON .rt rs
OPERATORS EDlpHONF OLE ~
AroLS GENERAL CltHhs fILE
tltih~ KEY Sell OIfH
AToHS STfNODBAPlllLS Itr.
Isis s.boGr Werk. o. cas-. Srna
erpl,sunr tp RnN o.. b. rt,t
lsrk AnneA Detr't NIru
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Cash Buyers. Criger, r. o.
QhnQ

CAsH for n1nlG apis quick dAals'
smelIcs 40 l. WArrGn- Tkll-glq2-
Dash FOR EQUITIES AND CON
TRACTS HSToA, 1e2 BAKLGM TO.
i.A. tINi
DOCTOR ntn 5 u0n down wants
NICE homo 0n Af.,H Park or nearly
immediately can ri 300
T. SlbE Cash huyers waiting ave
per. aiteatu Aivcrsun TW l-102G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-12
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms 10, Rent

HOTFI. WAsHf>CTON 2i2O Cas-
convenient pleasant rooms. >
% rrt ana ur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

A CRUNCHY cereal pie shell
filled with luscious, tart berries
and crowned with the fiuffiest
frosting you've ever tasted pro-
vide a success trio that produces
a triumph in pies. It's just the
kind of pie that you can bake
in the refrigerator on a warm
summer day.
This frosted pie owes much OF
its perfection 10 an extra crisp
flake cereal crust. This crust
is a quick never-fail trick 10
turn out. using corn, bran, or
wheat fakes.
Use fresh strawberries or
other berries or fruits in season
for the filling. No need to dip
into your sugar supply TO
sweeten the filling as the foamy
frosting will satisfy any ones
sweet tooth. II is convenient TO
prepare the berries or other
fruit while the crust Is chilling.
Frosted Berry Pie
4 cups corn. bran, or wheat
fakes or crisp rice cereal
II cup margarine or butter
l egg white
! cup sugar
4 cup water
Salt
II teaspoon cream of tartar
i teaspoon vanilla
2 cups drained, sliced straw
berries.
Roll or crush the cereal to OBJ
tain one cup of very fine
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Appetizins Summer Refrigerator Pies

Combine q cup of sugar.
-four, salt. water and slightly
beaten egg yolks; mix well.
Place over boiling water and
cook 10 minutes. stirring con-
stantly. Remove from heat and
add fruit juice and rind. Cool.
Pour into pastry shell. Beat egg
whites. remaining n cup sugar,
salt. and water with rotary
beaten until thoroughly mixed.
Cook over boiling water for !
minute, remove from heat and
beat until mixture will stand in
peaks. Pile on pie, arrange
orange segments on top and
sprinkle with coconut. Makes
(9-inch) pie.
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Garden Pests
Series to Start

HOW TO recognize and cor
bat the common insects ar
diseases that are likely TO al
tack your victory garden vii
be told in a series of article
by Isabel Fucker. garden edito
of The Detroit Times.
The columns will appear Nor
day through Friday on theso
pages and the insect lore will
be grouped according 10 the
vegetables they attack.
Seven vegetables and the
pests that attack them will be
covered in the series.
Watch for these columns $,
starting Monday on these
pages.
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crumbs. Melt the margarine or
butter. add IL 10 the cereal and
mix thoroughly. Press evenly
into a pie pan. making the bot
tom slightly thicker than the
sides. Chill thoroughly in the
refrigerator for one hour.
Place unbeaten egg white,
sugar. water, salt and cream OF
tartar in top of double boiler.
Cook over boiling water, beat
ing constantly, until the mix
ture thickens and forms soft
peaks, about z minutes. Re-
move from the heat. add the
vanilla, and continue beating
until cool and thick.
Arrange the sliced strawber-
ries or other fruit in thoroughly
chilled cereal shell. Pour the
frosting over the fruit, allowing
il to run between. Garnish with
whole berries. Chill one hour
before serving.
Frosted Orange Pie
IL cups sugar
n cup -four
4 teaspoon salt
Ia cups water
2 eggs, separated
IA cup orange Juice
2 tablespoons lemon juice
3 tablespoons grated orange
rind
II teaspoon grated lemon rind
! baked pastry shell
II teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons water
! orange, broken into seq
ments
q cup moist shredded coconut.
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Child Training
ChiId's Feeding Problems
Nv MARY KAY TRENDLE

PARENTS SAY. How can I
get my child 10 eat?" or My
child refuses TO drink milk or
eat carrots" We forget that
we too had 10 learn to eat GER
tain foods. 1t is true a child
who has had milk since birth
may suddenly develop a dislike
for il.
This dislike is not without
reason. We must find the
cause. We may have. unknow-
ingly, given the child some milk
that was bit sour, or intro
duced chocolate milk which
spoiled his taste for plain milk.
At some time we may have