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A-YYt 1 tfraday, Miyll, 1045 'EVENING STAR-NEWS. Cskw ram v. highlights on Socialites VACATIONING at Big Bear are George and Viola Lee George, who is MGM prop man, deserves a much-needed rest Their loved One, George Jr, is serving Unde Sam in the Navy. Mrs. F.

Stegmari Hostess to Culver" Palms Progress Club Mrs. Franklin Stegman of 1134 5th street, Santa Monica, was hostess recently at, the -regular monthly card party of the Culver-Palms Progress Guests were Mesdames Betty Fahringer, Marie McCoy, -Rosa Forester, Kathryn. Fuller, Mary Jenne, Julia Rousey, Ida Martin, Louise Bitter, Maud Mann, Ann Coe, Fern Hart, Cecilia Gervais, Rose Schaab, Julia Wright, Doris Burdick, Florence 1 Bowers, Rose Prudhaut, Amy Haswell, Mary dark, Hill, -1 Fanny Kling, Mary Thomas, Ethel Morgan, Nettie Johnson, Lil Steltner, and Mary Bhenlein. Jv -Assisting Mrs. Stegman sis co-hostesses were Mesdames Lillian Mason and Rose Johnson.

1 P-TA President Gives Luncheon For Board Members Carrying out a color scheme representing the. school colors jof yellow and blue, Mrs. Earl Tuttle, president of the Broadway P-TA, gave a lovely luncheon at her home, 221 6th avenue, last Thursday for members of her board. Each guest was given a miniature gavel tied with colored ribbons. Present, other than the board, wfere Mesdames Ruth Myers, A.

W. Day, R. M. Bird, Ray Gearing, Bert Christy, Maxine Rinker and E. W.

Hicks. Assisting the hostess were Mesdames Merl Nunn, sister of Mrs. Tuttle, and J. Arwedson. Mmes; Stanley: Allen Arid Duff Watrbus Attend Conference The publicity conference held last Wednesday in the Los Angeles Edison building was attended by Mesdames Duff Watrous and Stanley Allen, both of the Culver City grammar school P-TA.

A very interesting talk was given by Katherine Sinks, woman's editor of the Glendale News, who advised publicity dhair-men to use common sense and play fair in dealing with newspaper editors. An amusing and informative play -was presented by the Long Beach council of Parents and titled The Society Editor Takes It on the Chin. (Ye ed would have liked to have been present to make a few well-chosen comments of her own.) Mrs. Alexander Stopped, editor of the First district Herald, gave a talk on inside publicity. Sixteen presidents attended the conference with their chairmen.

Other conferences attended during the past month by P-TA members were the radio conference on May 16; the membership conference on May 22; the financial conference on May 23, and the motion picture conference on May 23. Attending the first was Mrs. H. J. Olson; the second had Mrs.

F. W. Harrington; at the third were dam Howard Lawrence, C. T. Johnson and Archie Henline, awl at the fourth was Mrs.

R. W. Stillwell. Culver-Palms USO Gets Volunteers From 2 Auxiliaries The American Legion auxiliary provided the refreshments- recently for the Culver-Palms USO canteen. Supervising was Rosa Forrester with helpers Irene Philips and Paula Ryke.

Marie McKinley- took over as information hostess. Last week United Veterans Republic auxiliary served in the canteen. Supervising was Ruth Lex while Margaret Long was the junior hostess in charge. Information hostess was Dorothy Flckerson; Pauline Cummings and Jtosa Forrester helped with the serving. Last Paper Drive To Be May 30-31 The final paper drive for the Farragut drive school will be next Thursday and Friday.

Mrs. J. Hazzard, chairman, has asked that everyone contribute to make it the biggest drive the school has ever had. in Grand Ho wljPlans Now Progress By MacbadbP-TA- committeemen of Culf iponsbred.by the' Machadcy P-TA? met last week at the acheo! to appoint chairmen for the Cub Scout Grand 'Howl. Mrs.

E. Wedffiepresided. Those appointed; wire E. W. Lyttle and Paul Helms, registration: Joe Harkey and T.

D. Nelson, inspector; Maurice McDonnell and Joe Barnes games; Milton Gerstenberger, handicraft display; LUlard'and Fran-Cis Woodhouse, clean-up and Joe Harkey and denY mothers. Grand' Howl ceremony. 'Pack. at-Machado school 'on June 9 am.

All Cubs' must' be at' the University high school by IO iAl Parents needing transportation should contact' their son's den -mother. 1 A picnic has been planned for Treaiuirers Confab Attended by Two Ross P-TAers Betsy The Treasurers conference, held at the Loa' Angeles Chamber of Commerce last week, was attended by Mesdames William Harris and Gordon Smith; president and treasurer respectively of the Betsy Ross P-TA. Mrs. Prentice Card, parent education represented the organization at the joint meeting of the co-ordinating council of-Venice and Santa Monica The meeting was followed by a luncheon. A' ahoot thla aal that to tarala.

to tho aaorket yon." kaow a hotter Cay la here. S.aaa wro paaaa -hp. ao happy with all. anr ro-. taraa Ufa 'la soaaa ho Joat too too sotta oomo la fTKI US BKOOGS oaoo a.

week to keep ap witk tha aaaihera af aM-XricaSa ro-tarnla'. -vs. i HIGH SCHOOL PLAY The cast of The Little Foxes the Alexander Hamilton senior play, gathers oh the steps of the auditorium to discuss the coming performances of June 1 and 2. Left to right: top row- Charles Dondero, June Wartell, Mavis (Mickey) Cain, Myma Day, May-onne1 Giles, and Ed Sterling; bottom row Robert Wolfe, Jeanne Tatro, Irving Bliss, and Edith Simpson. C.

C. Women's Club Civic Section Has Potluck Luncheon MORE VACATION fun is being had by Maurice Wingo, commander of Cheviot Hills post, who left yesterday for Rancho Santa Fe, Oceanside, where he plans to definitely recuperate from an operation he underwent recently. PROUD PARENTS are John and Elsie Davis Its a. boy. Jack Edward, bom May 14 Tipped scales at seven' pounds plus Proud and happy unde is Larry Saunders, clerk at five and dime.

A-VISITOr in Redlands for the past few days was Mrs. Edith Risse Went to visit her unde, who had been ill but is reported to be recovering Mom Risses daughter-in-law returns, next week Been visiting, her ma and pa in Downey Son, Robert is a corporal in the South Pacific. HAPPY PA is AH Larsen Who recently had chance to show off his smart sons. Lieutenant Jack and Lt. Curtis Larsen both fliers who were here for weekend recently The1 latter from Montgomery, Ala.

brought back his bride of five months to meet folks Lt. Jack, winner of many overseas honors Is stationed at Van Nuys. NEW ARRIVALS are Lt. Jack MacLeod and bride Who came from the East to visit Lt MacLeods stepfather. Attorney Hal Hughes and wife Another guest at the Hughes home was Capt Harry Lester, of the Merchant Marines.

HOME AGAIN from a three weeks Portland, Oregon, visit is Cathie Dasch, society ed of this paper By the time you read this Cathie will be back on the job But Editor Helen Black will be on vacation for several weeks or more. OFF SICK LIST is Josephine Garvin'. Getting ready for a big surprise announcement Come June 3rd Most folks have guessed it Wont tell, but. will give hint Peggy! eld Board Meets Today The regular monthly meet! of the Broadway P-TA will be hel at the school today. In 1826 the first successful reaping machine was invented by the Rev.

Patrick Bell in England. Handy Sandy WELCOME BACK 1 From boro oo in ovorybody oob to fool hotter caosb tho things wo'vo miasod nro cornin' back. Plans Also in the Making, for Eleventh Annual Outing- The Los Angeles Tenth District California Congress of Parents and Teachers has endorsed Assem bly Bill 1191 which provides for a psychiatric hospital clinic, der -the. State Department of Institutions, for Lois Angeles, and carries an appropriation for a building site. The bill will establish facilities in this community for diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, as well as make a possible training of psychiatrists, psychiatric social workers, psychiatric nurses and clinic psychologists, Work of this nature has been done in a very small way through the efforts of Tenth district and their many health centers but an expanded program is greatly need ed.

i The Mental Hygiene Society of Southern California has weed that letters be sent to the Los -Angeles members of the ways and means committee of the State Assembly at Sacramento. 11th Annual Outing Sponsored each year by the district, plans are in the making for the 11th annual Camp Radford outing, headed by third vice president, Mrs. Marvin Owen. The housing of parent-teacher members attending the outing held from August 4 to 18 will be Sunder the supervision of Mrs. Reinhart.

Mrs. Charles Langfield, chief has asked for a sup- ply. pf candy and gum to be to the district office and exchanged for money. A phogfam in handicraft has been planned by district art chair-. manr Mrs.

E. J. Schag; Mrs. Ar- thur Crum will be in charge of recreational activity for the younger children; entertainment will be handled by Mrs. Harold Worth, and Mrs.

D. J. Fleming takes over in charge the dining room. Reservations are already being filled by those who are looking forward to the two weeks outing. Budget Hearings The district executive board has ialso been appointed to attend all budget hearings in or-" der to obtain a comprehensive of the.

Los Angeles Board of Education school budget. Members of the committee, appointed by, Mrs. Edward Raith, president, are Mesdames Ralph Joseph S. Hook, John W. Eagle, L.

Baca and Nelfe -Scott Lucas. of Coordinators Council Meet Reservations for the Alexander Hamilton Co-Ordinating Council dinner- and business meeting' must be in no later than tonight. They may be -made by phoning Mrs. George Foster at Ardmore 8-4821 or Mrs. Marvin Lynn at Crestview 1-3298.

Four new officers are to be installed when the meeting takes place at pjn. May 31, at the Robertson boulevard church. it it it Red Devils ifosted By Legion Auxiliary Venice Unit 177 -The American Legion auxiliary, Venice Unit 177, recently enter- tained the Red Devils of the district at a breakfast. Guests of honor were 20 Gold Star mothers, who were presented with lovely corsages, at a breakfast table decorated in gold and purple. Dorothy Nolan was in charge.

Mrs. Sophia Schmitt Recovering Prom Serious Operation -Mrs. Sophia Schmitt, wife of Louis Schmitt, MGM, was reported as resting 'well' after a rare operation had been performed by Drs. W. Norris and M.

Fallon last Friday. Mrs. Schmitt is in the Good marl tan hospital. To add depth to the eye, apply eye shadow near the base of the upper lid. If you wish your eyes to appear large and round, apply mascara to the upper lashes only.

NOME MADE POD00DC3 BIIICIOUS NUTRITIOUS -1 AST MIXnXSIYI-SOM TO SI 0000 ENJOY MAKING IT lend caffee, fruit (ekea, milk. eveeerWd milk Iucm. mrt, raklM, ceke erwnte, my be added), and rgr with ANY FLAVOR Cak 3 minutMCMl mtv that's all. Many warM-famawt recipe la sock 15c pkg. Pleat atk yaur gracar far tonoomienny STABILIZER Uadeaderry, RBS Maward PraadMl Farragut Drive P-TA Hears Timely Topic Capably Discussed Topic of the Farragut.

Drive P-TA last Thursday was Home $nd School Share Responsibility. Mrs. Glenn Walton, presidentelect of Westwood council, led the symposium with Mrs. Ernie Hilliard taking School, Mrs. W.

M. Ross, Character and Spiritual Development and Mrs. A. Curtis, Jr, the president-elect, Parents. Students from the school provided the entertainment.

Presiding chairman was Mrs. Q. C. Guthrie. Marina Koshetz, Opera Star Signed By -Culver Studio Marina Koshetz, -daughter of Nina famed opera star, was signed to a long-term contract by MGM studios over the weekend.

Marina will make her bow on the MGM lot a single role in "Two Sisters From Boston, which Henry Koster, who discovered her, will direct and Joe Pasternak produce. Her second assignment will be a role especially written foe. her as a zany Russian countess in "No Leave, No Love, which Pasternak will also produce with -Charles Martin directing. A lyric soprano, Marina was born in Moscow and made her opera bow in San Francisco three years ago. Two Starlets Set For Leading Studio Roles Hume Cronyn and Pamela Britton are set for leading roles in mCM's comedy drama, A Letter for Evie.

and Jules Dassin was assigned directorial duties on the picture which William Wright will produce. In this story of a shirt-factory employee who starts a mail order romance with a serviceman she has nevei; seen, Cronyn has his most important role to date, while this marks 'the second role for Miss Britton, Whom MGM signed from the Chicago cast of "Okla-hame! Her first was as Frank Sinatra's girl-friend in Anchors AwgIIi" A Letter for Evie, adapted from a story by Blanche Brace, isl scheduled for production early next month. Fred Astaire Dantes in MGM Carnival Scene Director -Vincente Minnelli began filming "Carnival, elaborate production number for MGM Yolanda and the Thief. "Carnival is being danced by Fred Astaire, Lucille Bremer, and a chorus of thirty-six. Completion of filming of the number ends production on the picture.

Arthur Freed is producing the Technicolor fantasy. Amber rubbed with silk is one of the sirtipicst of laboratory experiments, to produce electricity. Today's Menu By CHARLOTTE ADAMS Simple-To-Mske Supper Scnlloped Dried Beef libra Green Salad Breadstlcks Mapled Apples (Recipes serve four Scalloped Dried Beef VI lb. dried beef eup grated mealum-sizcd potatoes, cheese cooked tablespoons 4 hard-cooked butter or eggs margarine 5 onions, sliced tablespoons Vi teaspoon flour pepper cups milk Place layers of dried beef, sliced potatoes, onions and hardrcooked eggs in a greased casserole until ingredidhts are used up. Melt butter or margarine in a saucepan.

Remove from flame, add flour and pepper and mix to a smooth paste. Return to-stove, add milk, stirring constantly until mixture thickens. Pour sauce over ingredients in casserole. Sprinkle cheese over top. Bake at 375 until top is nicely browned.

1 Mapled Apples i 4 apples, cored Dash of clnna- V4 cup maple mon syrup 1 tablespoon cup chopped butter or prunes or. margarine raisins 4 cup water Fit apples into shallow pan. Stuff apples with syrup, prunes of raisins, cinnamon and nutter or margarine, mixed. Add water and bake 45 minutes at 350. Baste apples four times.

Serve or cold. L. A. Attorney 1 Named Advisor On Postman Pic Grant Cooper, former, assistant district attorney for the City of Los Angeles, was named by Producer Carey Wilson as -technical advisor, on legal procedure for M-G-Ms The Postman Always Rings Twice. Cooper, will supervise the details of the picture's two murder trials Lana Turner's trial for tfie killing of her cinematic husband, Cecil Kellaway, and John Garfields trial for the murder of Miss Turner.

He will advise not only on courtroom procedure, but on the defense attorneys activities. Tay Garnett will direct the pic-, turization of the James M. Cain novel, which is scheduled to start late this month. Pulitzer Prize I Winner Checks' in Culver Studio Winner of the Pulitzer prize for In Abraham's Bosom," playwright Paul Green checked in on the Culver City let to 6ccipt the screenplay for MCM's Red Shoes Run Faster, an original story by Henry Bellamann which Arthur Freed will produce. i Green has been granted a leave of absence from the of North Carolina where he is professor of to work on the screenplay.

Only one of every three persons who obtains a divorce does so outside his or her own community. To camouflage circles under the eyes, run- the rouge, from the checks up under the eyes. The Civic section of the Culver City Womens club held a potluck luncheon in the clubhouse last Wednesday, with Mrs. Paul Duller the chairman in charge. The business session of- the meeting brought the unanimous and spontaneous re-election of all of last years officers.

These officers were Mesdames Paul Duber, chairman; Grace Wheaton, vice chairman, and Mae McM asters, secretary-treasurer. Action was taken to remodel the stage, end of the hall as soon as possible, and financing will come from luncheons and parties. The sewing group of the civic section, which has formerly been meeting at the clubhouse, will now meet at the individual homes )bf the members each Wednesday. First hostess will be Mrs. Duber 9947 Culver boulevard.

0 i Warren and Freed Complete Yolanda Scoring for MGM Harry Warren and Producer Arthur Freed have completed the musical score, including five songs for MGMs Yolanda and the Thief, the Fred Astaire starrer, which Freed is producing and Vincente Minnelli, directing. Three of the songs are ballads Yolanda, which Astaire sings to Lucille Bremer, his leading lady, and Ive an Angel and Will You Marry both of which Miss Bremer sings. The tedms other two songs are This Is the Day for Love, a gay waltz, and Coffee Time, a swing number. Lennie Hayton, musical director for the Technical fantasy, has composed two major numbers for i the production The Dream Bal-! let, to --which Astaire and Miss I Bremer dance, and the Childrens i Ballet, which provides the background for Remo Bufanos mar-; ionette show, in the film. Pasternak Honors MGM Cartoon Staff A luncheon hosted by Joe Pasternak, producer of "Anchors Aweigh, was tendered MGM cartoon chief Fre Quimby and his staff last week in appreciation of their combination live-action and animation sequence featured in the new musical.

The special footage involves Gene Kelly entering a land of fantasy where he performs an acrobatic dance with Jerry Mouse, rodent star of the Tom and Jerry series, co-directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The novelty was a preview highlight. The word "electricity comes from the Greek word for amber. 6 OUT OF 7 WOMEN ARE CHEATING ON RED POINTS Among housewives recently Interviewed, 6 out of 7 were cheating themselves patting up extra red points because they did not save oil their used late. These women were saving only the easy amounts from frying bacon or broiling.

They were throwing away the little bits the meat trimmings and table scraps Yet those small amounts, saved and melted down, an hq fat salvage in no at all! Have you been cheating yourself? Then start saving every scrap today! Our country needs fata urgently to help make battlefield and home-front "H-V Since April 1, 1945 All Profits derived from THE CITY HALL THEATRE Have Been Given to American Legion Post 46- for its Rehabilitation program. 9 Tto Int IlgMcr ante In hm with inonta la makln tho hattla how oat Tho amokc-ahopa la pallia Mac gw! pi pea la.for the Prat tlar la a Mao It aar wo alat i sooaa st moro paa which at Icaat la looMa loin tho rich! Evtrr thao yon hear CITY HALL THEATRE This program will' be continued for of 'the occupy the City Hall Auditorium. I 7 i 1 -Y tiixie we 7 I In the present war, more than in any of the past history, particular stress is being' laid.Gn re-habilitation of men and women in the service at our great Army and Navy Hospitals'. 'f same concentration on rehabilitation of those who have been given honorable dischages rom the vari- ous services is much in evidence in this area. Wounded and chronically; ill'patients areassigned various types of occupational therapy, including working with plastics, watchmaking, sketching, painting, weaving, typing, etc.

Approximately 10 per cent of all patients hcpitalized are receiving occupational therapy treatments. f' We consider it a privilege to be permitted to pdrticipate in this important Veteran Rehabilitation program. Priiciroai 111 GENERAL VENETIAN BUND CO. i NEW BUNDS MADE TO ORDER OLD BUNDS MADE LIKE' NEW SAVE 20 at Plant on All Orders 1 10-Day Service i ARdmore 8-6j547 3384 Robertson Place OPERATORS OF THE -I a -1 4MW i.